Posturepro-Module 1

Level 1

1) Introduction: musculoskeletal pain.

- Statistics
- Different treatments
- Why so many recurrences?
- The relationship with the posture
- The postural tonic system (PTS), general presentation, exteroceptive and proprioceptive ...

2) The postural tonic system : PTS

- Neurophysiologie PTS
- The various sensors PTS
- The different perturbations of the entries, and postural and biomechanical consequences.
- A few clinical examples.

3) Analysis of the posture

- How to analyze the posture.
- The postural disturbances in three directions in space.
- Relations between the different observations.
- Posture and laterality, correlations.

4) The eye: the control tower of the PTS

- Oculomotor and posture
- Importance of vision, disorders of refraction and posture.
- Symptomatology oculomotor imbalances and different clinical symptoms.
- The various tests to make them visible.
- Various corrections.

5) The feet: The foundation of the posture.

- Different types of feet, causation, adaptive, ...
- Their impact and postural adaptations.
- Corrections: mechanical, postural, or perception, orthotics or insoles ...
- The reflex zones ...

6) How to identify a real short leg

- How to recognize and correct it.
- Scoliosis scoliosis and attitude.
- The clinical ...

7) Articulated dental and posture.

- Importance of occlusion, dental arches and muscular chains.
- The dental diseases and temporo-mandibular.
- The clinical symptoms.
- The micro-galvanic currents
- The screening and working with the dentist.

8) The therapeutic priorities.

- The pathological and retracted scars. That they cause on posture and how to neutralize them.
- The neuro-vegetative imbalance.
- Some obstacles such as the locking of the coccyx and the first rib.
- The land of the individual.
- The energy imbalances
- The doors of the entrances to the STP

9) Conclusion.

- The different schools of thought
- Clinic and Demonstration
- The multidisciplinary