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Improve Female Fertility Using Osteopathic Manual Therapy

A practical approach to pelvic dysfunction, and reproductive health

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Theory & Principles
Manual Osteopathic Management of Fertility-Related Dysfunction in Women (5:55)
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How to Integrate osteopathic management within a collaborative care model alongside gynecologists, endocrinologists, and IVF teams? (5:15)
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The role of scar tissue, adhesions, and previous procedures such as D&C or pelvic infections in fertility dysfunction. (5:24)
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How do you actually assess a woman presenting with fertility challenges? (6:14) 무료 레슨!
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Key anatomical structures involved in female fertility (5:20)
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Osteopathic principles behind fertility-related dysfunction (6:22)
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Clinical reasoning (1:26)
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Quiz 1
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Practical Techniques & Clinical Application
Visceral Thrust (6:12)
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Coccyx & posterior pelvic floor release (5:12)
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Floating ilium technique (3:51)
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Bladder manipulation (5:14)
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Pelvic floor release (3:44)
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Deep uterine & ovarian release (4:26)
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Round ligament and inguinal ring (4:50)
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Sitting “lift” technique for the bladder (5:10)
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Umbilical release for urachus (4:56)
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Unilateral contact for the fallopian tube or ovary area. (5:33)
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Direct and combined techniques for the uterus. (6:43) 무료 레슨!
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Induction techniques for the uterus and related structures. (5:31)
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Mobilization Cranially in the Seated Position according to Barral (4:42)
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Combined Technique for the Median Umbilical ligament, Medial Umbilical ligament, and Pubovesical ligament in the Supine Position according to Barral (6:10)
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Treating the bladder and sacrum simultaneously according to Jean-Pierre Barral (5:10)
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Obturator Foramen Technique(4:55)
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Test and Treatment of the Ovaries and Broad ligament of the Uterus according to Barral (4:42)
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Combined Mobilization of the Uterus with leg lever in the Supine Position according to Barral (4:18)
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Spring test (2:56)
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Sacroiliac release techniques (6:47)
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Presacral fascia release (4:13)
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Ischial Tuberosity Spread technique (5:30)
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Peritonium (4:47)
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Pectoral lift (5:10)
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Ischiorectal fossa (4:57)
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Sacroiliac Gapping (4:02)
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Breast techniques (6:57)
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Pelvic diaphragm release technique (4:26)
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Quiz 2
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Downloadable course handout
How do you actually assess a woman presenting with fertility challenges?
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How to Integrate osteopathic management within a collaborative care model alongside gynecologists, endocrinologists, and IVF teams?
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Key anatomical structures involved in female fertility
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Management
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Manual_osteopathic_fertility_handout
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Principles
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Professional communication Template for Fertility clinic collanoration
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The role of scar tissue, adhesions, and previous procedures such as D&C
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강좌 소개

Manual Osteopathic Management of Fertility-Related Dysfunction in Women is a clinical course designed for practitioners who want to confidently address structural and functional contributors to female fertility challenges.

 

This course goes beyond theory.

 

We explore how mobility, circulation, autonomic balance, and fascial integrity influence ovarian and uterine function. You will learn how restrictions in the pelvis, sacrum, thoracolumbar junction, diaphragm, and visceral structures may impact reproductive health.

 

The course is practical and clinically focused.

 

You will understand:

 

How to assess fertility-related dysfunction from a whole-body perspective

How to identify mechanical, vascular, and neurological contributors

How to apply gentle and precise osteopathic manual techniques safely

How to integrate your treatment within multidisciplinary fertility care

The goal is not to replace gynecological or reproductive medicine.

 

The goal is to optimize the structural and physiological environment in which fertility occurs.

 

 

Learning Objectives

In this online course, you will:

 

Understand the osteopathic principles behind fertility-related dysfunction and how structure influences reproductive physiology.

 

Identify key anatomical structures involved in female fertility, including uterine ligaments, ovarian mobility, pelvic diaphragm, sacrum, and thoracolumbar junction.

 

Perform a structured clinical assessment for women presenting with fertility challenges.

 

Apply safe and effective manual techniques to improve uterine and ovarian mobility, enhance circulation, and support autonomic regulation.

 

Recognize the role of scar tissue, adhesions, and previous procedures such as D&C or pelvic infections in fertility dysfunction.

 

Integrate osteopathic management within a collaborative care model alongside gynecologists, endocrinologists, and IVF teams.

 

Audience

This course is designed for:

 

Physiotherapists with manual therapy training

Women’s health physiotherapists

Manual therapists with pelvic health experience

Advanced students in osteopathy or physiotherapy

Osteopaths

Participants should have foundational knowledge of pelvic anatomy and manual therapy principles.

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강사 소개

Dr. Sarwat Abulmagd

Doctor of Osteopathy, Condultant Physiotherapist, International Instructor

Dr. Sarwat is a renowned Consultant Physiotherapist and Doctor of Osteopathy based in Dubai, with over 20 years of clinical experience. Recognized as an accredited Continuing Education Provider by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), he is an expert in manual therapy and osteopathy and an international instructor known for his clear, practical, and engaging teaching style.

 

Drawing from his Egyptian–Turkish background and a lifelong dedication to health and wellness, Dr. Sarwat bridges the worlds of physiotherapy and osteopathy in innovative and clinically relevant ways. His approach combines scientific understanding with real-world application, empowering therapists to elevate their hands-on skills and clinical reasoning.

 

A passionate educator, he continuously refines his communication and teaching methods to make complex concepts simple, precise, and impactful. Through his high-quality online courses, Dr. Sarwat aims to inspire practitioners to grow both professionally and personally, while delivering the highest standards of patient care.

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