MYOFASCIAL MERIDIANS- ASSESSING AND BALANCING FOR MANUAL THERAPISTS
Course Overview
Myofascial Meridians – Assessing & Balancing
A Specialized Lecture for Manual & Movement Therapists
This expertly designed lecture equips therapists with practical tools to understand, assess, and correct fascial imbalances in the human body. Led by internationally trained expert Dr. Gaurav Chawla, participants gain:
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A comprehensive understanding of the structure and function of fascia
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Insight into the latest theories and approaches in fascial therapy
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Practical strategies to enhance manual and movement-based treatment outcomes
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Knowledge to identify and address myofascial restrictions and dysfunctions
Chapters & Learning Objectives
Chapter 1: Introduction to Fascia
: 00:09 Hour
This chapter lays the foundation by exploring what fascia is, its anatomy, and its crucial role in the human body's structural integrity. It highlights fascia as a dynamic, continuous tissue network essential for movement, stability, and communication between bodily systems.
Chapter 2: Fascia – The Underappreciated Tissue (Bow-String Theory)
: 00:11 Hour
Focusing on the often-overlooked importance of fascia, this section introduces the Bow-String Theory to explain how fascial tension influences posture, movement, and dysfunction. It underscores fascia’s role as a key player in biomechanical health.
Chapter 3: Types of Fascial Layers
: 00:20 Hour
This chapter delves into the different layers of fascia—superficial, deep, and visceral—detailing their unique structures, locations, and functions. It emphasizes how these layers interact and their implications for therapeutic interventions.
Chapter 4- Causes of Fascial Imbalances and Modern Day Approach Towards Them
: 00:25 Hour
Addressing the root causes of fascial dysfunction, this section covers common contributors such as trauma, repetitive strain, and poor posture. It also presents contemporary assessment and treatment strategies to restore balance and improve patient outcomes.
