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Layered Palpation; A Dynamic Exploration of Visceral Anatomy

 
Why you need to do layered palpations!
 

Layered palpations are an excellent way to take your understanding of anatomy from the static, one dimensional page of anatomy books to a dynamic and multidimensional experience. 

Blending an accurate understanding of anatomy, and visualization based on that anatomy with intention, layered palpations, under the direction of an experienced guide can profoundly enhance your listening skills. 

Research has shown that under the skillful guidance of an experienced teacher/communicator the brain of the student and the brain of the teacher will sync in a dynamic display of interconnected entrainment. We will explore this phenomenon and much more through these layered palpation experiences.

 

What you will learn!

  • Visceral anatomy with a focus on the relationship between structure and function.
  • Peritoneal connections, which will enhance the subtle and precise nuances in your listening.
  • Visceral articulations, which will assist you in distinguishing between organs and tissues.
  • Relevant musculoskeletal relationships in order to enhance your understanding of referred pain patterns and patient symptoms.
  • Vascular, neural and lymphatic relationships.
  • Potential pathologies and how this can be accurately perceived and interpreted.

Layered Palpation; A Dynamic Exploration of Visceral Anatomy

(New) Layered Palpation; A Dynamic Exploration of Visceral Anatomy

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Now, let’s get started learning anatomy in a truly unique and profound way.