Content
- Lectures: 15 hours
- Exercises 45 hours
- Independent work: 120 hours
Subject carrier
Description
The student is informed about the subject: – Historical overview and
approaches – Biomechanical and kinesiological basics of manual therapy (anatomy,
functional anatomy, movement, functional disorders of movement, pain, sensory,
soft tissue, postisometric relaxation) … – Principles and procedures for using
manual therapy techniques to reduce pain, increase and / or maintain OG, reduce
swelling, inflammation and limitation, achieve relaxation, improve elasticity of
contractility and uncontractable tissue – Transverse friction massage – The
basics of massage therapy – Basics of manual lymphatic drainage – Basics of
reflexology – Peripheral joint mobilization – Treatment of the spine –
Mobilization and manipulation – Nervous system mobilization Visceral
mobilization – Trigger Point Therapy – active participation in an
interprofessional team