腰椎骨盤大腿部の病態力学に対する統合的アプローチ
参加者からの声
「自分自身が典型的L AICパターンであり、導入部のイメージを捉えやすかった。リポジション後の変化に驚き、感激しました。BC, AICの理論の素晴らしさを実感しました。」
東京都八王子市 － 2015年7月
講習会内容
このコースでは腰椎骨盤大腿部の病態力学に関するバイオメカニクスと統合的治療アプローチを探究します。参加者は講義と実技を通して骨盤大腿部のアライメント調整と特定の回旋筋のコントロールによる病態力学的非対称パターンのリストレーションを学びます。焦点が置かれているのは大腿部、骨盤、そして体幹の内旋筋と外旋筋を使ったリストレーション、リクルートメント、そしてリトレーニング。PRIのアプローチは過活動筋を抑制させる事によって筋肉の理想的なポジションを復元します。本コース修了者はこのPRIメソッドを梨状筋症候群、仙腸関節障害、腰痛などのマネジメントに役立てる事ができるはずです。
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講習内容
マイオキネマティックリストレーションでは下記の点を理解、習得する事を目的とします
- 下肢の筋骨格系機能障害のバイオメカニクスがどのように腰椎骨盤大腿部の回旋パターンや日常生活に関連するかの概説
- 筋骨格機能系障害がどのように関節連鎖の非対称や代償運動パターンに関係しているかの説明
- 下半身の安定性と機能に影響を与える要因である姿勢の非対称性及び神経筋の同期障害の検査、評価方法の習得
- 腰椎骨盤大腿部における筋活動の調和をリストアし、神経筋運動制御を改善させる方法の習得
- 筋骨格にかかる左右非対称の負担を減らす、日常生活における姿勢や動作を考慮に入れた治療、介入プランの作成
講習会タイムテーブル
第1日目
| 8:30 | 開場・受付開始 |
| 9:00 - 10:00 | アンテリア・インテリア・チェイン(AIC) パターンと骨盤の関節動力学 |
| 10:00 - 11:00 | 腰椎骨盤大腿部における 関節包・靭帯の働き |
| 11:00 - 11:15 | 休憩 |
| 11:15 - 1:00 | 股関節内旋筋と外旋筋 |
| 1:00 - 2:00 | 昼休憩 |
| 2:00 - 3:00 | 骨盤と大腿部への筋運動学的影響 |
| 3:00 - 4:00 | PRIメソッドに基づく検査と評価方法
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| 4:00 - 4:15 | 休憩 |
| 4:15 - 5:15 | PRIメソッドに基づく検査と評価方法（実技） |
| 5:15 - 5:30 | リポジショニング（実技） |
| 5:30 - 6:00 | 質疑応答 |
第2日目
| 7:30 | 開場・受付開始 |
| 8:00 - 10:00 | リストレーションの順序 |
| 10:00 - 10:15 | 休憩 |
| 10:15 - 12:00 | L AICに関連する病態力学
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| 12:00 - 1:00 | 昼休憩 |
| 1:00 - 3:00 | L AIC筋運動学の統合（実技） |
| 3:00 - 3:15 | 休憩 |
| 3:15 - 5:00 | ホームプログラムのデザイン |
| 5:00 | 質疑応答 |
参加者からの声
大阪 - 2015年12月
- 今までの講習の中で、いちばんワクワク、たのしいものでした。また受講したいです。
- 毎回、いつでもどこでも質問に答えてもらい、分からないことも聞きやすい環境だった。実技でも疑問点など丁寧に教えてもらえた。今後もサポートして頂ける環境に感謝です。
- 頭がいっぱい夢いっぱいです。
東京 - 2015年12月
- 座学と実技のバランスが良かった。
- 2日間、講師のわかりやすい講義と良くオーガナイズされた内容で理解しやすかったです。すでに英語のコースを受講していましたが、理解しづらいことも多かったので、かなりクリアになりました。
- 自分にとっては新しいコンセプトを分かりやすい形で提供してもらい、ありがとうございました。
- この短期間で、初の内容で今まで考えてきたこと、経験してきたことが裏付けされていく様な感覚が多かったです。
大阪 - 2015年7月
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とても興味深かったです。今まで手も足も出なかった症例に活路が見いだせそうです。
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繰り返し理論を説明してくれたので、理解が深まりました。思っている内容を新しい視点で学べて良かったです。
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一つ一つしっかりとしたロジックがあり、納得できた。
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今まで独自の考えでやっていた内容がPRIと理論が重なる部分が多かった。根拠、理論が乏しいと感じていたのが今回多く明確になり、感謝しています。
東京 - 2015年7月
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本講習を受けて、自分の患者さんがどんどん頭に浮かんできました。明日から使います。
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分かりやすく分解するのは難しい内容かと思いましたが、とても分かりやすく教えて頂きました。ありがとうございました。
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今まで同じパターンの症状が多く、疑問に感じていた部分がすっきりした。
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自分自身が典型的L AICパターンであり、導入部のイメージを捉えやすかった。リポジション後の変化に驚き、感激しました。BC, AICの理論の素晴らしさを実感した。
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