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Need Support? Connect on WhatsApp! Treat patients in a way they don't understandBook: Soft tissue Manual Therapy Author Dr. Chakshu Bansal Ph.D Scholar (America), Master in Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal), Certified Dry Needling Practitioner and Instructor (South Africa), Certified Manual Therapist, Certified Taping Master Trainer (Canada), Certified Pilates Instructor, Certified Manual Therapist, Certified EMG-NCV therapist (USA), Certified Sport sector trainer(Govt. of India), Academic head & Instructor (KKMT ASIA), Developer Tapedia – Encylopedia certified taping, Co-Author Book on KKMT, Author (Magical Manus), 3 times World record holder. https://vimeo.com/968651145 Get a Digital Copy at ₹699 Stock are running out ... Days Hours Minutes Seconds What to expect after completing this Book? Expectations 100% Guranteed Results Better Diagnosis Clarity of Concepts Be Best Physiotherapist Apply Now Seat are Feeling fast ... Days Hours Minutes Seconds Learn more in Details Details Introduction There are many types of Taping techniques in today’s scenario and is being highly practiced by Physiotherapists, whether it is clinic, hospital or sports field. Physioneeds Tapedia- Taping Encyclopedia is a new concept in Therapeutic Taping that comprises of all types of tapes and taping techniques.Tapedia doesn’t stick to old concepts but gives you new outlook and valid answers to why taping,which tape,when to tape,and how to do taping? Physioneeds academy brings one of the unique concept of taping in the world, after years of hardwork by course developers came up with new school of thought , new dimensions , new era of taping - Anatomical Fascial Line Taping™.Its highly rated taping workstation which gives you instant results.Its totally different from principle of working of kinesiology taping. Physioneeds academy is the first and only academy in the world which is providing Anatomical fascial line taping™ concept. Pre-Requirements There is no pre requirement as this will 80% hands on and 20% lecture to help understand the principles and techniques used. This will be a great place to start should you want to learn everything at once and have strong clinical reasoning on applications. Our course is open to anyone with prior background on taping. Course Outcome Creating confidence enough to make you special than others in consideration to assessment and taping. Participants will be exposed to understanding of role of fascia in human body and efficient movements. Assess patient on different aspect not only broadens your taping technique but your treatment procedures as well. This course will make Myofascial diagnosis in universal way. Efficient and critical thinking towards technique applications. Increase in scientific and evident approach. Be able to save time and cost for treatment using tapes. Participants will be able to be more varied in taping applications and reasoning. Participants will be able to set themselves apart from all taping course. Be able to provide an addition towards improved therapeutic application. Be a walking encyclopedia on anything and everything tape! . Professional development by application of these techniques and further researches. Course Aims & Objectives AFLT™ course aims at developing therapist skills and open new world of assessment and diagnosis. To establish a strong relationship between taping and physiotherapy treatment procedures. To establish a strong applicability of technique which is different, effective and result oriented. Taping is always thought to be an adjunct to treatment procedures but Fascial lines taping is new school of thought which provides correction of dysfunctional area. Get a Digital Copy at ₹699 Professionals across 165 Countries have access to our Book Days Hours Minutes Seconds What all it covered? Index Course Curriculum Chapter 1: Introduction Know About FasciaFunctionsAssessment of fasciaComposition and structure of tendons and ligamentsMechanical behaviour of Tendons and LigamentsStructure of MuscleTypes of Muscle fibersTypes of muscle work and contractionPhysiology of MuscleEvents during excitation, contraction and relaxation of muscle fiber Chapter 2: Soft Tissue Assessment Soft tissue EvaluationSoft tissue ObservationsMovement and functional analysisPhysiologic movement patternsNormal functional activitiesFunctional movement patternsAdverse Neural Tension TestPalpatory EvaluationIndependent PlayMyofascial AssessmentProprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation PatternsEnd feel (Cyrix)Contractile testingCapsular patternTenderness and palpation Chapter 3: Draping PurposePrinciplesTypes of drapingDraping Methods (Or different body parts) Chapter 4: Palpation Palpation ToolsTypes of palpationPalpation of FasciaLigamentsCapsulesMusclesTrapeziusRhomboidsLevator scapulaeDeltoidInfraspinatusTeres minorSupraspinatusTeres majorSubscapularisSerratus anteriorPectoralis majorPectoralis minorBiceps brachiiBrachialisCoracobrachialisTriceps brachiiBrachioradialisPronator teresFlexor carpi radialisPalmaris longusFlexor carpi ulnarisFlexor digitorum superficialisFlexor digitorum profundusFlexor pollicis longusSupinatorAnconeusExtensor carpi radialis longusExtensor carpi radialis brevisExtensor carpi ulnarisExtensor digitorum communisExtensor indicisExtensor digiti minimiAbductor pollicis longusExtensor pollicis brevisExtensor pollicis longusAbductor pollicis brevisFlexor pollicis brevisOpponens pollicisAdductor pollicisFlexor digiti minimiAbductor digiti minimiOpponens digiti minimiLumbricalsSternocleidomastoidScalenesPlatysmaSplenius capitisSplenius cervicisSemispinalisSuboccipital musclesLongissimusIliocostalisQuadratus lumborumLatissimus dorsiRectus abdominisExternal and internal obliquesGastrocnemiusSoleusTibialis anteriorExtensor digitorum longusHamstringsQuadriceps femorisSartoriusPeronealIliopsoasAdductorsTensor fasciae lataeTibialis posterior Chapter 5: Myofascial Trigger Point Types of myofascial trigger pointsPrevalence5 D’s of Chronic PainClinical Characteristics of Trigger PointsSymptomsEssential Criteria for TrPPerpetuating Factors Chapter 6: Trigger Point Release Tensor Tensor fasciae lataeGluteus maximusGluteus mediusGluteus minimusPiriformisQuadricepsIliopsoasHamstringsSartoriusAdductors (thigh)PopliteusTibialis anteriorTibialis posteriorPeroneal muscle (fibularis)Extensor digitorum longusGastrocnemius & soleusDeltoidBiceps brachiiBrachialisAnconeusBrachioradialisSupinatorWrist & finger extensorsWrist flexorsPronator teresSupraspinatusInfraspinatusTeres majorTeres minorSubscapularisRhomboids Chapter 7: Muscle Energy Technique HistoryVariations in METPost-Isometric Relaxation (Lewit 1999)Post-facilitation stretch method (Janda 1993)Reciprocal Inhibition (RI)Strengthening (Progressive resisted exercise or isokinetic contraction)Reasons of failurePatient errorsPractitioner errorsSide effects of METIndication for different techniques Chapter 8: Sports Tissue Release Sports massage on athletic performancePerformance enhancementDecreasing rate & extent of injuryPromoting soft tissue healingEffectiveness on literatureEffects of Sports MassageFlowchart of Proposed TheoryPrimary EffectsSecondary EffectsContraindicationsSpecial attention or precautionDrugsSports massage techniquesTechniques and effects of sports massage techniquesSports massage (therapeutic)Recovery Massage applicationRemedial massage applicationRehabilitation massage applicationEvent based sports massagePre-event sports massageInter-event sports massagePost-event sports massagePoints to noteMuscle cramps management Chapter 9: Stretching IndicationsContraindicationsTypes of stretchingBenefits of stretchingCommon mistakesPoints to considerCommon Causes of Muscular Soreness Chapter 10: Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) About toolTool ergonomic and selectionMechanismEffects of IASTMKey understandingPrecautionsContraindicationsCautionsTechniques & strokesScanning strokeWarming up strokeCross-friction strokeModified cross friction (MCF)Combined movement cross frictionDeep stroking fascial releaseModified Advanced TechniqueChanneling/Riving strokeTendon releaseNerve flossingSurgical scar mobilizationMovement Assisted Pin & StretchMovement Assisted (Peter Levy, DC Seminars)Edema Reduction Stroke Chapter 11: Active Release Therapy Goals of ARTEffects of ARTApplication ProtocolProcedureTechniqueContraindications Chapter 12: 3-Dimensional Soft Tissue Release MechanismTechnique Chapter 13: Self-Myofascial Release IndicationContraindicationDensity – According to physics formulae:Pressure Decrease the area Tools of releasePositioning Chapter 14: Positional Release Therapy Basic approachJones Tender points for PRTCorrect method of treatmentKey guidelinesApplication guidelinesEffects of PRTIndicationsContraindicationsBasic mode of applicationBasic rulesAdditional components Chapter 15: Fascio-Muscle Release Technique Uses of MFRPoints to rememberTreatment EnvironmentUses of Myofascial Release TechniquesIndicationsContraindicationsPrecautionsBasic RulesBindegwebbstnassage StrokeLong axis distraction of superficial fascia/cross arm techniqueMedial-lateral elongation of fasciaSkin/fascia rollingLong axis laminar releaseMuscle play of erector spinae“Ironing” of erector muscleBony clearing of the iliac crestBilateral sacral release Chapter 16: Deep Tissue Massage Compressive TechniquesStretching techniquesDeep tissue massage as different approachPhysiological effects of deep tissue massageDeep tissue massage benefitsBenefits for providerEnvironment for applying DTMBody tools for DTMSafety guidelinesUse of body part to provide deep tissue massageEquipmentsContraindications and cautionsContra-effects of deep tissue massageGuidelines for application of deep tissue massageCompression TechniquesStretchingA component of massageTractionTissue stretch with passive joint motion Chapter 17: Decision making Toggle Content Magical Manus - The magical mantras of Manual therapy Get a Digital Copy at ₹699 Get a Digital Copy at ₹699 Professionals across 165 Countries have access to our Book Days Hours Minutes Seconds See What Professionals Says Testimonials Play Play Previous Next Previous Next FAQ Why to take this book with us? Physioneeds academy is a Government of India registered Trust, accredited by ISSA USA and Government of India. What will be the timings? 03 PM to 05 PM IST What is granted upon completion? Certificate of ParticipationAccredited by Govt. of India What will be the length of course? This is going to be of 2 hours. Whom to contact for any Query? Write us on info@ephysioneeds.com or Whatsapp on 8800220066 or 8800029429

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