Special course

Viscerocranium

5.-6. Oktober 2028

About the course

Background

We spend time tinkering with precisely disarticulated skull/facial bones to gain a real spatial sense of the bone structure of the facial skull. For example, the structure of the mouth, nose, and eye sockets.

You will be presented with theoretical and treatment-related information about the overall embryological development of the skull and the fluid fields to which we thus gain therapeutic access in the upper, middle, and lower face.

The better your understanding of anatomy, the better your perception. And the more the patient has to lean on the table.

We work to bring “Wholeness to the part” and “the part to Wholeness.”

Treatment of sinuses, introduction to speed reducers and mandible, among other things. Repetition of frontal lift and spread as preparation for working effectively with the viscerocranium.

What you’ll take away

That you become more familiar with your cranial anatomy and thus gain a deeper perceptual understanding of, for example, sinuses and fluid fields.

That you gain experience in releasing different aspects of the facial skull and practice your skills in integrating the parts into the whole (as we do with everything).

That you integrate your understanding of Balanced Fluid Tension (BFT) to be able to treat the face. And in working with the sinuses, to be able to connect them with the rest of the body and the surroundings, so that the patient experiences a significantly improved readiness for change in the event of, for example, illness and pressure changes in the weather, etc.

Worth knowing

Date and time

Torsdag den 5. Oktober 2028
16.00-19.00

Fredag den 6. Oktober 2028

9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Prerequisites

IKO Basis 1+2+3 or M2 at SCCO.

It is necessary to have completed all three basic courses before taking this advanced course. The release and understanding of RTM are crucial for working effectively with the viscerocranium.

Places available

8

Location

Kongens Lyngby

Catering

IKO provides tea/coffee/snacks during the morning and afternoon breaks.

The lunch break on Friday is approximately 1 hour, and participants are asked to bring their own lunch. There is a refrigerator at the course venue.

You can buy lunch nearby. For example, at Frøken Friis café in Bondebyen, Zætteberg café, or Coop 365 on the main street.

KFU/CPD accreditation

The course counts as 10 lessons of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for members of the Danish Osteopathic Association.

Tutor

Lotte Brath Jensen, Certified Osteopath DO, MDO, FSCCO

Price

4500 DKK including VAT. See payment and cancellation terms below.

VAT is payable on postgraduate education courses.

Practical information

The more technique you have, the less you have to worry about it. The more technique there is, the less there is.

-Pablo Picasso