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Visceral Osteopathy

Practical skills

Visceral Osteopathy Visceral Osteopathy Visceral Osteopathy PhysioClass
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Theory & Principles
Basic Concepts (5:22)
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Mobility and Motility tests 5min
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Understanding Visceral Manipulation 6min
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Contraindications 3min
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Manner of Treatment 5min
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Cycles in Oriental Medicine 4min
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The therapeutic value of visceral manipulation 4min
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Diagnostic Tests and Methods in Visceral Manipulation 11min
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Listening Tests in Supine Position 4min
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Lasegue test 2min
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Relationship Between Organs and Emotions 5min
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The Liver
The Liver 12 min
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Liver Manipulation techniques 25min
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Liver/Spleen pump 3min
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Emotional Relationships and the Liver 5min
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Emotional Relationships and the Gallbladder 4min
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Emotional Relationships of the Pancreas and Spleen 3min
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Liver & Spleen pump 4min
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Common bile duct 2min
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Liver combined technique 3min
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Liver lift technique sidelying 3min
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Liver lift technique from sitting 5min
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Stomach
The Stomach 23min
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Stomach Manipulation Techniques 13min
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Emotional Relationships and the Stomach 4min
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Abdominal plexus release 3min
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Abdominal sphincter release 4min
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Stomach diffuse technique 2min
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Stomach combined technique 1min
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Stomach lift technique 3min
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Small intestine
Small intestine 16min
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Evaluation of small intestine 7min
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Manipulations of Small intestine 17min
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Peritoneum 3min
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Jejunoileum 1min
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Jejunoileum 2min
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Root of mesentery 1min
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Root of mesentery 3min
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63. Duodenum 2min
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Colon
The Colon 7min
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Colon's visceral articulations and topographical anatomy 5min
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Colon's Physiologic Motion 6min
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Indications for Colon evaluation 5min
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Colon Evaluation 6min
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Colon Manipulations 9min
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Effects of colon manipulation and some important considerations 4min
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Emotional Relationships of the Intestines 4min
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Colon Manipulation 3min
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Cecum & Sigmoid indirect techniques from Supine & Sidelying 3min
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Cecum & Sigmoid techniques 4min
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Cecum technique 3min
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The kidneys
The kidneys 12min
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Kidneys evaluation 15min
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Kidneys manipulation 11min
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Emotional Relationships of the Kidneys 11min
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Kidney manipulation 6min
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Female Reproductive System
Female Reproductive System 7min
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The physiologic motion of the uterus 8min
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Manipulation of the female reproductive system 8min
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Uterus manipulation 6min
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Internal per vaginal techniques 24min
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Bladder
Perineum and Bladder 5min
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Physiologic motion of the bladder 6min
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Bladder evaluation 4min
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Bladder Manipulation 14min
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Bladder manipulation 2min
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Coccyx
The Coccyx 4min
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Mobility tests for the Coccyx 5min
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SLR test 5min
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PDF files
Contraindications
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Res aulae
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Visceral Manipulation
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Mobility and Motility Tests
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Manner of Treatment
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Cycles in Oriental Medicine
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Therapeutic value of VMT
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Relationship Between Organs and Emotions
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Basic Concepts
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Diagnostic Tests and Methods in Visceral Manipulation
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Peritoneum
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General Listening
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Coccyx Manipulations
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Thermal Diagnosis
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the liver
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Stomach
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Listening Tests in Supine Position
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Liver Manipulations
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Bladder Manipulations
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Lasegue Test
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Emotional relationships with Liver
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Stomach Manipulations
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Liver and Spleen Pump
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Bladder Evaluation
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Combined techniques for the stomach
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Small Intestine
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Emotional relationships with gallbladder
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Emotional relationships with stomach
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Emotional relationships with pancreas and spleen
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Bladder Movements
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Small Intestine 2
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Perineum and Bladder
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Small Intestine 3
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The Colon
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Evaluation of Small Intestine
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Movements of the Uterus
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Manipulation of Small Intestine
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The Colon Visceral Articulations
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Emotional relationships with Small Intestine
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Kidneys Evaluation 1
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Colon movements
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Coccyx Evaluation
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Colon Evaluation
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Kidneys Evaluation 2
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Colon Manipulation 1
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Manipulations of the Uterus 1
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Colon Induction 1
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Kidneys Manipulation 1
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The Coccyx
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Kidneys Manipulation 2
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Kidneys Manipulation 3
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Kidneys Movements
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Emotional relationships with the kidneys
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The Kidneys 1
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The Kidneys 2
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Abdominal plexus release
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Abdominal Sphincter Release
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Visceral manipukation Ebook
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De cursu

This course includes:

7 hours on-demand video

57 downloadable resources

Access on mobile and TV

Full lifetime access

Certificate of completion

 

Description

Course outcomes:

 

Participants will be able to apply techniques effectively and safely.

 

Acquire the skills to assess patient conditions and determine suitable indications and contraindications for visceral manipulation therapy.

 

Recognize the therapeutic benefits of visceral manipulation in enhancing organ function, relieving restrictions, and promoting overall well-being.

 

Develop practical skills in performing visceral manipulation techniques for different organs and systems, enabling seamless integration into clinical practice.

 

Participants will be prepared to demonstrate their knowledge and proficiency through a certification test, validating their competency in visceral manipulation therapy.

 

 

 

Relevance and importance:

 

Visceral manipulation therapy plays a crucial role in addressing dysfunctions and restrictions within the visceral system, which can contribute to a wide range of health issues. By understanding the principles, indications, and techniques of visceral manipulation, healthcare professionals can offer effective treatment options for conditions related to organ mobility, digestive disorders, pelvic dysfunction, and reproductive health. This course provides participants with the knowledge, and skills, necessary to incorporate visceral manipulation therapy into their practice, ultimately improving patient outcomes and enhancing the quality of care provided.

 

Target Audience:

 

The target audience for the course, including healthcare professionals, physical therapists, massage therapists, chiropractors, etc.

 

Course Content:

 

Principles of Technique

 

Classification of Techniques

 

Indications

 

Contraindications

 

General Considerations and Rules

 

Exploring the Therapeutic Benefits of Visceral Manipulation

 

Techniques for: Liver, Gallbladder, Stomach, Small Intestine, Colon

 

Kidneys

 

Perineum and Bladder

 

Female Reproductive System

 

Testing and Certification

 

Course objectives:

 

Understand the principles and classification of visceral manipulation techniques.

 

Identify the indications and contraindications for visceral manipulation therapy.

 

Learn the general considerations and rules for safe and effective application of visceral manipulation techniques.

 

Recognize the therapeutic value of visceral manipulation in promoting organ mobility, function and overall health.

 

Develop proficiency in performing visceral manipulation techniques for specific organs, including the liver, gall bladder, stomach, small intestine, colon, kidneys, perineum, bladder, and female reproductive system.

 

Demonstrate knowledge and skills through a certification test at the end of the course.

 

Who this course is for:

Physicians, healthcare professionals, physical therapists, massage therapists, chiropractors, Osteopaths

What you'll learn

Discover the abdominal region for potential limitations that might be affecting other areas of the body

Master manual techniques for addressing various organs such as the liver, Stomach kidney, colon, small intestine female reproductivesystem, and bladder

Specialize in assisting individuals with pelvic pain, constipation, digestive problems, and similar concerns

Gain insight into the anatomy and functions of these organs in relation to both localized and widespread bodily discomfort.

 

Plura notitiae

De magistro

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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