Barral Institute Hong Kong Upcoming Courses
Visceral Manipulation: The Pelvis (VM3) studies the relationship between functional and structural mechanics of the pelvis.
In the Thorax workshop, you'll take an expanded look at the functional biomechanics of the thoracic cavity. You'll also explore the relationship between the hard frame and soft frame with its countless articulations for respiration, circulatory requirements and upper body movement patterns.
In VM1 you will study the models and theories of functional biomechanics as viewed from Barral's innovative approach.
In VM 2 you will expand on the functional anatomy, hand placements and techniques you learned in VM1 to give you a deeper understanding of the abdominal cavity and its relationship to the cranial and thoracic cavities.
This course explores evaluation and treatment techniques for the vascular system of the lower body.
4-days class to integrate main techniques for all organs taught in VM1 to VM4.
VM5 studies the use of Manual Thermal Evaluation to evaluate and improve organ functions.
NM1 is a specialized course focusing on the impact of trauma and whiplash.
This course explores evaluation and treatment techniques for peripheral nerves of the upper body.
LT1 is designed to reinforce powerful evaluation techniques known as "listening" skills.
This course explores evaluation and treatment techniques for peripheral nerves of the lower body.
This course explores evaluation and treatment techniques for the vascular system of the upper body.
In VM 2 you will expand on the functional anatomy, hand placements and techniques you learned in VM1 to give you a deeper understanding of the abdominal cavity and its relationship to the cranial and thoracic cavities.
In VM1 you will study the models and theories of functional biomechanics as viewed from Barral's innovative approach.
This course explores evaluation and treatment techniques for peripheral nerves of the upper body.
NM1 is a specialized course focusing on the impact of trauma and whiplash.
LT1 is designed to reinforce powerful evaluation techniques known as "listening" skills.