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FCS MSK-C – THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM: CARTILAGE AND SUPERFICIAL FASCIA

AUD$1,200.00 inc. GST

5 rating from 3 course reviews

Earlybird Price available until 3 months prior to course date. 

Lecturers  – Brian Tuckey & Greg Zadow

MSK-C  explores advanced concepts in musculoskeletal treatment including cervical & eye myo-chains, all known extremity and spinal cartilage tissues and the entire superficial Fascial (SF) System. Skills gained in this seminar will allow therapists to rapidly identify and treat difficult conditions such as labrum pain/tears, meniscal pain/tears, TMJ dysfunction, Eustachian Tube dysfunction, tinnitus, cervical/thoracic/lumbar disc pain/tears and difficult SF related conditions such as compartment syndrome. MSK-C, similar to MSK-P, will enable therapists to identify and correct conditions that are virtually impossible to treat with any other form of medical intervention or manipulation.

Prerequisite: FCS F1

Outline:

  • Physiological basis of FCS Counterstrain
  • Anatomy and physiology of Cartilage and The Superficial Fascial System
  • Gain proficiency in Myo-chain, Superficial Fascia (SF) and Cartilage Scans
  • Gain proficiency in the treatment of Cartilage, inner ear, and SF dysfunction in all areas of the body

Goals/Objectives:

  • Improve your understanding of cartilage and superficial fascia physiology & research and its potential to become dysfunctional.
  • Learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of cervical myo-chain, cartilage and superficial fascia dysfunction in the body
  • Diagnose and correct cartilage, cervical myo-chains and SF dysfunction in all areas

*IMPORTANT – Please do not register for this course unless you have previously purchased and attended either FCSF1 or a previous FCS course as this is a mandatory prerequisite!

SKU: FCSMSK3 Category:

Description

MSK-C explores advanced concepts in musculoskeletal treatment including cervical & eye myo-chains, all known extremity and spinal cartilage tissues and the entire superficial Fascial (SF) System. Skills gained in this seminar will allow therapists to rapidly identify and treat difficult conditions such as labrum pain/tears, meniscal pain/tears, TMJ dysfunction, Eustachian Tube dysfunction, tinnitus, cervical/thoracic/lumbar disc pain/tears and difficult SF related conditions such as compartment syndrome. MSK-C, similar to MSK-P, will enable therapists to identify and correct conditions that are virtually impossible to treat with any other form of medical intervention or manipulation.

Reviews

  1. Rachael (verified owner) –

    Overall Course Rating 5
    Theoretical Content 5
    Practical Content 5
    Clinical Application 5
    Course Manuals 5
    Evidence Base 5

    This has been so useful already in the clinic – I’ve used the superficial fascia releases in a number of people, one who returned after they’d mentioned a trigger finger told me that they now expected miracles on their next complaint as it had improved so much and so quickly! Such a privilege to attend a course with Brain Tuckey teaching, it’s really inspiring

  2. Subash (verified owner) –

    Overall Course Rating 5
    Theoretical Content 5
    Practical Content 5
    Clinical Application 5
    Course Manuals 5
    Evidence Base 5

    The course done by Brian Tuckey and supported by Greg and Haydn was wonderful. Got to learn different techniques to treat common musculoskeletal conditions, which will bring tremendous changes in the recovery for the clients. Glad to have wonderful teachers helping us learn these techniques.

  3. Ang (verified owner) –

    Overall Course Rating 5
    Theoretical Content 5
    Practical Content 5
    Clinical Application 5
    Course Manuals 5
    Evidence Base 5

    Great to learn release for Superficial fascia

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