Upper Limb – Online and Interactive

The main aim is to give the Practitioner/Student greater understanding of the human anatomy – more specifically in relation to identification of structures relevant to practical application of techniques/therapies. Giving them an insight into to adjoining structures that are influenced by targeted movements and biomechanics.

Workshop aims:

An online interactive workshop encourages a deeper understanding of the complexities of upper limb anatomy and function, giving the Practitioners another clinical dimension in planning and explaining a treatment, paying particular attention to correct biomechanics and the possible effects of imbalance.

Aiming to enhance the practitioners’ general knowledge, confidence, competence and observation skills in a clinical environment, helping to promote optimal Bowen protocol selection, facilitating the best overall treatment outcome.

Workshop overview: 

To develop an understanding of:

• Upper Limb, Planes and Axes of Movement
• Surface Anatomy of the Upper Limb
• Muscles associated with movement of the Upper Limb
• Ligaments that stabilise the Upper Limb
• Biomechanics of Upper Limb for coordinated movement
• Review relevant Bowen Therapy procedures relating to the shoulder and surrounding structure
• Pain patterns and basic taping for shoulder injury and dysfunction
• Develop the theoretical understanding which enables you to effectively examine the Upper Limb.

This workshop is not part of the Australian nationally-recognised training however it is Internationally Bowtech-accredited and eligible for CE points with Bowen Association Australia and affiliated Bowtech Associations.

Please contact Kristin for enrolment information