This course offers an advanced perspective on massage, integrating the concept of ABC® asymmetric postural physiology.
Key topics of the course include:
The ABC® Concept of Asymmetric Postural Physiology: In-depth study of the concept of asymmetric postural physiology specific to the ABC Method®, providing a theoretical basis for functional asymmetric massage.
Targeted and Specific Palpatory Anatomy: Development of targeted and specific palpatory anatomy skills to identify asymmetries and dysfunction in muscle and fascial tissues.
Myofascial Movement Listening: Introduction to the skill of listening to myofascial movement, allowing the therapist to tailor treatment to the patient’s specific needs.
ABC® Asymmetric Massage Techniques: Learning ABC® asymmetric massage techniques designed to address asymmetries and postural dysfunction, allowing the therapist to work in a targeted manner.
Position of the Therapist and Hands in Treatment: A study of the optimal position of the therapist and hands during treatment, emphasizing the importance of ergonomics and precision in the context of asymmetric massage.
This advanced course offers massage therapists and physical therapists a specific and differentiated approach to integrating massage within the ABC® asymmetric postural physiology framework, providing them with practical tools to address muscle and fascial dysfunction in a targeted and individualized manner.
