Module 8: Musculoskeletal, Part 2

Mod 8 explores advanced concepts in musculoskeletal treatment including bone (periosteal) treatment. Periosteal FCS is capable of correcting /reducing osseous deformities including kyphosis, scoliosis, tibial varum/valgum and leg length discrepancy. Periosteal dysfunction is the primary pathophysiology behind tendonitis in all regions of the body and is also the primary residual dysfunction seen in virtually all fracture and bone contusion cases. When combined with neural FCS techniques, it can quickly resolve intractable conditions such as tarsal tunnel syndrome and idiopathic peripheral neuropathy. Cartilaginous (fibrocartilage) FCS is the answer to chronic cartilage pain including spinal disc (annulus) pain, shoulder / hip labral pain, medial / lateral meniscus symptoms and other disc pathologies including the TMJ fibrocartilage. The skills gained in MS2 will give therapists skills enabling them to easily correct conditions that are virtually impossible to treat with any other form of medical intervention or manipulation.