Fascial Manipulation ®
Manus Sapients Potens Est: A knowledgeable hand is powerful: with your hands and our knowledge you can cure people.
We see the person in the patient, restoring the entire harmony of the body.
Manus Sapients Potens Est: A knowledgeable hand is powerful: with your hands and our knowledge you can cure people.
We see the person in the patient, restoring the entire harmony of the body.
Every day in the world doctors and physiotherapists rely on us to improve their training allowing thousands of patients to enjoy the results of their treatments.
ACUPUNCTURE AND FASCIAL MANIPULATION® WORKSHOP
Fascial Manipulation Institute by Stecco organizes "ACUPUNCTURE AND FASCIAL MANIPULATION® WORKSHOP" The objective is to provide participants with the basic notions of acupuncture, compared with the theories of Western Medicine and with the principles of Fascial...
read moreFIFTH INTERNATIONAL FASCIA RESEARCH CONGRESS: BERLIN, NOVEMBER 14-15, 2018
Who registers for the Fifth International Headquarters Research Congress by this Friday, will receive an early registration discount. For more information: http://fasciacongress.org/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/fasciaresearchcongress/ Watch this video:...
read moreFM courses in Korea
In Seoul, Korea, Fascial Manipulation courses started again thanks to the dedication of the teacher Stephen...
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The FM Method/ Curing thigh pain with Fascial Manipulation
The Fascial Manipulation Method is a cycle of articles dedicated to the understanding of themost common dysfunctions we meet during our clinical practice, specifically theirmanifestation and treatment with Fascial Manipulation. FM specialists report clinical...
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The FM Method/Curing wrist pain with Fascial Manipulation
The Fascial Manipulation Method is a cycle of articles dedicated to the understanding of themost common dysfunctions we meet during our clinical practice, specifically theirmanifestation and treatment with Fascial Manipulation. FM specialists report clinical...
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RMI study and clinical correlations of ankle retinacula damage and outcomes of ankle sprain
Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy (2011) 33:881–890 By Antonio Stecco, Carla Stecco, Veronica Macchi, Andrea Porzionato, Claudio Ferraro, Stefano Masiero & Raffaele De Caro 9 February 2011 Abstract Recent studies reveal the role of the ankle retinacula in proprioception...
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