OSTEOPATHIC MANAGEMENT OF MUSCLE TENSION DYSPHONIA
AND ASSOCIATED SYMPTOMS
Diagnosis and treatment APPLYING Laryngeal Osteopathy
Rationale and hands-on course using laryngeal physical treatment – Workshop
Jacob Lieberman
Date:
22./23. February 2020
Language: English Workshop-Fee: 690 € Contact and Registration: jacob.lieberman@gmail.com
At the end of the 2 days course participants will receive a certificate and a pdf of the presentation.
The basic course is 2 very intensive days.
A teaching day is two 3 hours sessions. 1hr lunch break and 2 coffee breaks.
Size of group is limited due to close supervision.
It is open to practitioners (Laryngologists, SLP, Massage therapists, and Physiotherapists with interest in voice) Who can attend?
Non-practitioners who are interested in practical singing physiology like voice coaches/singing teachers , and professional voice users, singers, will find this course useful for the diagnostic part and referral criteria.
The course covers detailed review of the elements that are required for healthy professional voice. It includes the functional anatomy of the larynx, breathing apparatus, posture and will touch on the psychology of voice problems. The course demonstrates and trains “touch” therapy that is used for examination, diagnosis, and treatment of voice symptoms. Additional use of palpation is to get insights and understanding of the patient’s emotional states of mind. The course is based on lectures and a good deal of hands-on practice, studying laryngeal function for diagnosis and introductory techniques. Subjects such as vocal folds examination, what professional singers need, so called, bed-side diagnosis things to listen to in the absence of camera are discussed. The course combines theory, years of clinical experience in practice. The aim being the development of sensitive palpatory skills so that examination and treatment becomes “tissue specific” to the level of the individual muscle or joint. The final aim is for participants to have a good knowledge and understanding of the laryngeal mechanisms, and to be able to physically examine the larynx. Once palpatory skills are at a satisfactory level, specific techniques become much more efficient, tissue specific, SAFE and most importantly, can be tolerated by the voice patient.
The subjects covered in details:
Posture related voice problems TMJ complex Supra-Hyoid mechanism Floor of mouth Base of tongue Middle constrictor The hyoid bone Inferior constrictors Thyro-hyoid mechanism Crico-thyroid muscles and joint Inferior straps Breathing mechanism so called support Some psychological aspects behind voice symptoms
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