This module focuses on the important connection between posture and breath, examining the crucial role of the diaphragm and respiratory system. Topics covered include:
Key topics of the course include:
The Diaphragm and its Sagittal and Fronto-Transverse Asymmetry: In-depth study of the diaphragm, examining sagittal and fronto-transverse asymmetries and their impact on posture and respiratory function.
The Breath Linked to Thoracic Cage Movement: Analysis of the relationship between breath and rib cage movement, emphasizing the importance of proper coordination between the two.
ABC® Dynamic Respiratory Functional Assessment: Introduction to advanced dynamic functional assessment techniques specific to the respiratory system, with a special focus on asymmetries and dysfunction.
ABC® Manual Therapy Treatment of the Diaphragm and Intercostal Muscles: In-depth study of ABC® manual therapy techniques targeting the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, providing students with skills to manage dysfunctions related to the respiratory system.
Development of Personalized Therapeutic Respiratory Exercise: Exploration of strategies to develop personalized therapeutic exercises aimed at improving respiratory function according to individual needs.
The ‘Tactile’ Breath and Physiological Suspensions of Breath: Insight into the concept of ‘tactile’ breath and physiological suspensions of breath, highlighting the role of sensory feedback and pauses in breathing.
This module provides students with an advanced understanding of the intricate relationship between posture and breathing, arming practitioners with specific skills to assess and treat respiratory dysfunction through the distinctive approach of the ABC® Method.
Dr. Sabino de Bari
COURSE INSTRUCTOR
Physiotherapist, Strategic Coach andfounder of the “Strategic Physiotherapy” method, a new approach to health and personal growth through the integration of different techniques aimed at rebalancing the person’s psycho-physical balance.
A personal history with asthma that was making his life very difficult led Dr. de Bari to seek a path of healing with breathing and showed him the enormous potential of this tool, delving into it and studying it from many angles, integrating it with his knowledge as a physical therapist.
