The Barral Institute Visceral Manipulation Level3
VISCERAL MANIPULATION: PELVIS (VM3)
• Visceral Manipulation (VM) was
developed by world-renowned French
Osteopath Jean-Pierre Barral
• In this advanced level workshop
students will study those organ
systems of the pelvis not previously
presented, integrate the pelvic organs
with the complex ligament system of
the body regions, and give methods for
differentiation between somatic and
visceral causes for pelvic and low back
problems.
• It includes lecture, demonstration and
practice for each technique presented.
THE DATE OF TRAINING
6-9th Febr, 2025.
Application deadline: 6th Febr, 2025
LOCATION
Budapest
Instructor
RITA BENAMOR
Doctor of Osteopathy, (Portugália)
BI-D, CST-D
Graduated in Osteopathy from Oxford
Brookes University
22 years of clinical experience
Official instructor of 10 different courses
at the Barral Institute
Director of the Barral Institute Portugal
since 2016
Teaching in 4 different languages in
around 20 countries
Rita Benamor
Elekné Varga Orsolya
Teaching Assistant
Elekné Varga Orsolya
physiotherapist, Maitland
manualtherapist, CST-T
trained in various fascia techniques
ADV2 craniosacral therapist
experience as a student in 5 other countries
teaching assistant since 2019
Head of the Barral Institute Hungary
since autumn 2024
COURSE DURATION
| Day 1: | Registration Workshop | 08:30-08:55 09:00-17:00 |
| Day 2: | Workshop | 09:00-17:30 |
| Day 3: | Workshop | 09:00-17:30 |
| Day 4: | Workshop | 09:00-16:00 |
Workshop schedule is subject to change. Workshop may run late each day in order to be able to cover all material planned for that day.
COURSE FEE
With Early bird discount:
(If the full participation fee is received by 31 Dec, 2024)
750 EUR
From 1st Jan, 2025
800 EUR
Including VM3 Study Guide, excluding
food, lodging and transportation.
For repetitors
450.00 EUR
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
- Learn to identify, receive and conduct
Jean-Pierre Barral's method of
evaluation and treatment for the organ
systems of the pelvic cavity, including
the integration of the pelvic organs with
the complex ligament systems of that
body region.
- Discover techniques for
differentiating between somatic and
visceral causes for pelvic and low back
problems.
- Discover how to integrate the pelvic
organs functional movement patterns.
- Explore additional principles of direct
and indirect approaches and their
appropriate applications.
- Practice organ specific external fascial
mobilization for the uterus, ovaries,
bladder, ureters, prostate and rectum
- Integrate the pelvis into the body with
principles of Lines of Tension and
Interrelationships.
COURSE TOPIC
Day 1
- Review of Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen
1 and 2
- Pelvic Pressure Systems
- Relationship of the pelvic/urogenital system
with the abdominal cavity
- Biomechanics of the hard frame
- Sacrum and coccyx techniques
Day 2
- Review from previous day
- Anatomy, biomechanics and function of the
bladder
- Bladder techniques
- Review of the kidneys
- Anatomy, biomechanics and function of the
ureters
Day 3
- Review from previous day
- Ureter techniques
- Anatomy, biomechanics and function of the
uterus
- Uterus techniques
- Anatomy, biomechanics and function of the
overies
Day 4
- Review from previous day
- Anatomy, biomechanics and function of the
prostate
- Anatomy, biomechanics and function of the
rectum
- Rectal techniques
- Pelvic plexus
- Listening techniques within the pelvic cavity
- Practical integration of the pelvic cavity
- Techniques to include lines of tehnsion,
stacking
RECOMMENDED READING
Jean-Pierre Barral, RPT, DO: Visceral
Manipulation I.
Jean-Pierre Barral, RPT, DO: Visceral
Manipulation II.
Jean-Pierre Barral, RPT, DO: Urogenital
Manipulation
Frank Netter, MD: Atlas of Human
Anatomy
Carmine Clemente: A Regional Atlas of
the Human Body
