FTIA

FT Dynamic Fascial System Research

Fascial Nomenclature Part 1

Fascial Nomenclature Part 2

Fascial Nomenclature Part 3

Fascial Continuum

History in Fascia

1.01 Perspective- Regarding touch, neuroscience, philosophy, paradigms models of beliefs and biases

1.0.2 Palpatory Literacy

1.0.3 Palpatory Pareidolia

1.0.4 Embodied Being – Jeffrey Maitland (2016)

1.1.1 Paradigms, Beliefs and Biases

1.1.2 O'Sullivan's Model for Low Back Pain

1.1.3 Body Views: An Alternative View of Massage Therapy

1.1.4 Model Dependent Realism – Hawking-Mlodinow-Sharkey

1.1.5 Rolfing paradigms and principles (Maitland 2002, 2016)

1.1.6 Wards Thirteen Principles of Myofascial Release

1.1.7 Micheal Shea’s Advanced Myofascial Principles (1995)

1.1.8 Personal Anecdote

1.2.1-1.2.3 Fascial Therapy Clinical Concepts for Treatment

1.2.4 Stablising versus Mobilising Hands: Use in Assessing Tension- The ‘Hook-up

1.2.5 Movement – Intrinsic/Extrinsic

1.3 Fascial Anatomy - Stecco/Paoletti

1.3.1 Stecco Deep Fascia

1.4 Tensegrity

1.4.1.1 Biotensegrity

1.4.1.2 Biotensegrity

1.4.1.3 Biotensegrity Bordoni

1.5 Soft-Tissue Loading – Lederman

1.5.1 Types of Manual Loading of Soft-Tissue

1.6 Postural Considerations and Distortions

1.7 Fundamental Posture Asymmetry

Quiz 1.0

2.1.1 Thomas Myers Anatomy Trains Model

2.1.2 Serge Paoletti Model: Chains & Transfer Points

2.1.3 Louis Schultz-Rosemary Feitis 'The Endless Web' Model

2.1.4 Magic Spots: High Leverage Points in the Neuro-Myofascial Net by Robert Schleip

2.1.5 Orientation of Myofascia

2.2 Greenman's Function Screen

2.3 Palpation Assessment of Cardinal Lines of Myofascial Tension

2.4 Introduction to Myofascial Cardinal Lines of Tension

2.5.1 Tensegrity Technique

2.5.2 Tensegrity Technique Compressions

2.5.3 Practice of Tensegrity Compressions

2.5.4-2.5.5 Tensegrity Technique: Tension Loading Myofascia and Tension Application

2.5.6 Ease ‘Stacking’: Engaging the Indirect Barrier

2.6 Fascia as a Sensory Organ

3.1.1 Video Assessment of Superficial Back Line

3.1.2 Ligaments

3.1.3 Ligament Treatment

3.1.4 Sacrotuberous ‘Strum’

3.2 Osteopathic ‘Stacking’

3.3-3.8 FT Techniques Applied to the SBL

4.5 Applied FT Technique

Superficial Front Line Video

5.3 Receptor Enhancement for the Thoracic Spine

Video for Thoracic Spine Levers

6.1.1 Video Lateral Line Palpation

6.3 Lateral Line Assessment

6.4 Sequence 4.1 Lateral Line Side Lying Static Compressions

6.5 Sequence 4.2 Superficial Front and Superficial Back Line ‘Sleeve’ Releases

6.6 Bilateral Compressions from Sidelying Position

6.6 Bilateral Intercostals Video

Fascial Articulations: Principles of Levering

7.1 Levering Assessment Protocol

7.2 Lower Extremity Femoral Long Levering

7.3 Lower Extremity Short Femoral Levering

Fascial Articulations Levering Video

8.2-8.3 Holding Techniques: The 'Two Point - The 'Hook -Up''

8.4 Transverse Domed Diaphragms: Concave & Convex Connective Tissue Compartments

8.5 Coordinating the Eight Diaphragms: Two Point Transverse Planes

Chapter 08 Two Point for Diaphragmic Transverse Plane

Chapter 09 Two-Point Lower Extremity

9.1 Coordinating the Eight Diaphragms: Lower Extremity Protocol

10.1 Expression of the Autonomic Nervous System

10.2 Avoiding Autonomic Exhaustion

8.4 Presence, Intent & Grounding: Jack Blackburn Presencing Article

11.1 Emotionality: The Grey Area

11.2 Touch as Pyschological Intervention

12.0-12.1-12.2 Sequence 8: Levering Techniques for the Upper Extremity

12.2 Sequence 8.3 MFR ‘Pin & Shift’ Applied to Selected Arm Line Musculature.

12.3 Sequence 8.4 Introduction to Neurofascial Technique: Brachial Plexus Release

12.4 Sequence 8.5 Humeral Short Levers

12.5 Humeral Long Levers Sequence 8.6

12.6 Sequences 8.7-8.15 Humeral Long Lever Scapular Motion

Humeral Horizontal Levering

13.1 Advanced Joint Levering Technique

Paired Extremity Levering, Scapular & Pelvis Techniques