02/03/2026
I recently had the opportunity to teach another Fascial Manipulation Introductory Workshop here in Melbourne.
Over the last 20 years, fascia research has expanded significantly. Yet in clinical practice, fascia is still often neglected or discussed in broad or non-specific terms (what is myofascial release?).
This is where Fascial Manipulation is different - supporting it you have arguably the leading edge fascia research team (Professor Carla Stecco, Dr Carmelo Pirri, Dr Caterina Fede to name a few) that provide the scientific foundation that defines and informs the method.
I’ll be running another 1-day Introductory Workshop on Saturday 21st March (hybrid format).
The course covers:
• How deep muscular fascia connects and organises movement into myofascial sequences
• How altered fascial mechanics can influence pain, proprioception and motor control
• The difference between densification, fibrosis and trigger points
• How to clinically identify and treat fascial dysfunction
Online lectures
- Anatomical organisation of muscular fascia
- Biomechanics and physiology of fascial tissue
- Mechanisms of fascial pain and dysfunction
In-person practical
- Palpation of deep fascia
- Identifying Centres of Coordination
- Detecting densifications
- Treatment techniques
- Overview of the FM assessment model
Link in the comments
