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Cursos avalados y acreditados por IACES, la ESCOLA UNIVERSITARIA DE FISIOTERAPIA GARBI, y la COMISIÓN DE FORMACIÓN CONTINUADA DEL MINISTERIO DE SANIDAD
CERVICAL COURSE
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ENDOCRINOLOGY COURSE
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The analysis of the neuroendocrine system is one of the subjects remaining in the field of osteopathy.
Understanding the biochemical and physiological events essential for proper application of treatment techniques. Knowledge of provocation tests of endocrine function becomes a priority if we want to achieve a Cartesian approach of our therapies.
Desiring to contribute a bit to this long road that leads osteopathy last 20 years traveling the hand of the EOM, this course is approached from the scientific evidence and analytic hormone analysis.
Now begin to appear scientific publications related to the visceral system to open a new field of research osteopathy.
But ignorance of the physiological and hormonal processes become the application of manual techniques is commonplace in our daily practice.
OBJECTIVES
Meet the endocrine, the most widely used osteopathic techniques and their applicability.
Learn how to manually stimulate dietary and hormonal systems to help our patients in the query.
Addressing the various endocrine diagnostic strategies (exploratory, analytical and provocative maneuvers) to derive address correctly or osteopathic treatment.
Understanding the impact of endocrine visceral techniques.
Understanding what physiological hormonal responses become the application of osteopathic techniques.
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MASTER IN PHYSIOESTETIC
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in the development and application of physiotherapy techniques in the service of beauty and well being always from the health perspective.
More and more people looking into the professional aesthetics with the best and most specialized capabilities possible, it is for this reason that we from our health perspective, our anatomical and physiological knowledge can fill this need.
From physiotherapy can fill the gap that exists in the world of aesthetics between the medical aesthetic medicine specialist and esthetician. Because of one another is a big leap our intention is to become the intermediate level.
We are therefore faced with a situation of growth, both in the development of physiotherapy as a discipline, and in the field of action of the same. We need to professionalize the most of our services and become references and necessary piece in the world of aesthetic and reconstructive medicine.
OBJECTIVES
General Objective:
The objective of this course is to train professionals in the field of aesthetic physiotherapy, which are able to apply the various techniques of physiotherapy in this area.
Specific objectives:
Open a new field of action for physiotherapists within the world of beauty and health physiotherapy, thus achieving a professional and economic growth.
Train students to be able to apply the various techniques within specific aesthetic physiotherapy, both manual therapy and at the level of the appliance.
Give students the different weapons to be able to identify / prevent various diseases associated with aesthetics, body image and behavior.
To train students to work in a multidisciplinary team in which cosmetic surgery, physical therapist and beautician can come together to achieve the best outcome for the patient.
Know the different treatments currently exist for the same cosmetic problem.
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| MASTER IN POSTUROLOGY |
Analizar los distintos captores posturales mediante tests diagnósticos.
Abordar las distintas estrategias de diagnóstico y los distintos tests posturológicos para una correcta derivación del paciente a los distintos profesionales o tratamiento en conjunto.
Aprender a realizar exploraciones posturológicas y análisis matemático estabilométrico.
Comprender los sistemas de integración postural.
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PILATES AND MOTOR CONTROL APPLIED TO THE PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISES OF MAT
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PILATES AND MOTOR CONTROL APPLIED TO THE PHYSIOTHERAPY APLICADO A LA FISIOTERAPIA APPARATUS AND FLOOR
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There in recent years a growing and significant demand for people who want to be treated with the Pilates method, either by choice or indication of any physician or medical specialist.
The Pilates method was introduced in Spain as a fitness method, mainly used to improve muscle strength and flexibility.
Over time, society has come to know the method and has increased the demand to receive this method by physiotherapists.
Due to this demand, physiotherapists need to receive training on the Pilates method focused on their field, enabling them to learn in depth the basis of the method and therapeutic options offered, and the training necessary to implement this method as group therapy.
The relationship of Pilates with the correction of postural habits and the high prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders related to the position justifies the need for therapists to know this method and use it professionally.
With the completion of this course is to offer specialized training aimed at Diploma in Physiotherapy, which is open to professionals in this group developing new scientific and will be continued and complement in different levels of expertise.
OBJECTIVES
General objectives:
Enable the student to the correct application of Pilates with floor exercises in patients requiring physical therapy, both recovering from injury and to prevent further damage, so that the level of professional assistance result in the best resolution of the condition for which it faces.
Increase knowledge of the physical therapist in both muscle test, postural and functional as the use of Pilates exercises as part of patient management.
Specific objectives:
The students learn the principles of Pilates and different tools specific work of Pilates, analyzing them from a physiotherapy point of view.
To enable the student to use the Pilates method as a tool for individual and group work in patients who benefit from this work, knowing detect indications and precautions for each patient.
To expand the knowledge and resources of the physiotherapist in the field of Health Education.
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MASTER IN SPORTIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY
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With the completion of this course is to offer specialized training aimed at Diploma in Physiotherapy, which is open to professionals in this group developing new scientific and will be continued and complement in different levels of expertise.
Sports physiotherapy is widely developed in the late twentieth century in response to the demands of professional sports teams. More and more the different specialties that arise in response to high demand of society.
Mastery of these modalities requires detailed knowledge of human anatomy, especially the muscular structures, joints and functionality of each. The high efficiency of the different methods presented in the various seminars are the key to recovery and prevention of sports injuries, this has made Physiotherapy professionals increasingly interested in these techniques.
Throughout the course will develop various topics anatomical, biomechanical, kinesiological and physiological and neuromuscular osteoarticular system and an analytical study of the different therapies by analyzing its demand biomechanics, therapeutic application and possible contraindications in certain pathologies.
The methodology is based on detailed and progressive learning of the different treatment techniques, obtaining a teaching technique that allows the practitioner to optimize the work in the recovery of his patient.
The exercise of these novel methods to expand the therapeutic repertoire physiotherapist in sports injury recovery, from the earliest stages to achieve the functional gesture reentreno each sport.
There is great demand for physical therapists with expertise in sports physiotherapy, both socially and in health field, requesting both consultations and private physiotherapy centers, such as clubs, associations ... In these centers, and in recent years has increased the number of physiotherapists and their field and must respond to the demands of both users and from other professionals.
The people demand a high number of sports physiotherapists due to increased hours of sport in society today.
OBJECTIVES
General objectives:
Get in the student the necessary training to prepare him for the correct application of the methods of diagnosis and physiotherapy treatment for sports, both for recovery and for prevention of injuries and diseases, so that the level of professional assistance result in the best resolution of the condition for which it faces.
The ultimate goal, would it improve the knowledge of his patient's physical therapist, both in terms of valuation as in the treatment of pathologies sports, increasing their repertoire of techniques for patient assessment and treatment resources.
Specific objectives:
To help students strengthen their knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics of different body structures on which they have to develop their professional activity.
The students learn in depth the principles of treatment of sports injuries, analyzing them from a physiotherapy point of view.
That each student and develop their knowledge of Osteopathy, clinical diagnosis, Kinesiology, kinesiotape, Motor Control, Functional bandages and other diagnostic and treatment methods as a useful therapeutic tool for the assessment and resolution of problems posed by patients seeking sports professional service.
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DRY PUNCTION IN THE MYOFASCIAL SYNDROME
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One of the main causes of muscle pain is the presence of myofascial trigger points...
The more sedentary lives and work in society involves the appearance of pain in the musculoskeletal apparatus. One of the main causes of muscle pain is the presence of myofascial trigger points. This type of damage can cause pain deep suffering much these patients, particularly patients with pain called "idiopathic" or mechanical origin. This field manual treatment of sore musculoskeletal origin, in this case of trigger points may influence the success of physiotherapy.
Therefore, this course aims to address this problem from a clinical and scientific perspective. Once the course, the therapist will have a more therapeutic tool for treating pain.
ACUPUNCTURE FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS, ...
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Acupuncture is a technique that is part of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which has come to occupy a privileged place in our environment, to complement the set of therapeutic resources used by our medicine today.
It is a science that has been well received by patients, because all the pathologies that can deal with it, its easy treatment and especially for their results.
Symptomatic treatment of pain treated by acupuncture techniques, provides very good results, so combined with other therapies get spectacular results. Acupuncture is having a great reception for its effectiveness on functional disorders as well as in various pain syndromes, as well as preventive medicine, and recently widely used clinically to remove addictions.
Acupuncture is the art of puncturing needles, and bioenergetics is the explanation of why we click those needles. It is assumed the existence of an immaterial substance, invisible energy called that is responsible for any biological change.
It is a perfect complement to the daily clinical work.
OBJECTIVES
The student understands the foundations of traditional Chinese medicine.
Understand the energy and the biorhythms of the body.
Learn the law of the five movements.
Identify the most important points of each meridian for use in clinical practice.
The student becomes familiar with the material used: needles, moxa, hammer 7 tips ... and learn the various techniques.
The student learns to make a proper energy regulation
Acquire the knowledge necessary to perform acupuncture treatments of diseases.
Learn treatment with suction cups.
That students learn to use ear acupuncture as adjunctive therapy.
Acquire craneopuntura main concepts.
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DIAGNOSIS AND TRATAMENT INVASIVE OF SYNDROME MYOFASCIAL
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The more sedentary lives and work in society involves the appearance of pain in the musculoskeletal apparatus. One of the main causes of muscle pain is the presence of myofascial trigger points. This type of damage can cause pain deep suffering much these patients, particularly patients with pain called "idiopathic" or mechanical origin. This field manual treatment of sore musculoskeletal origin, in this case of trigger points may influence the success of physiotherapy.
Therefore, this course aims to address this problem from a clinical and scientific perspective. Once the course, the therapist will have a more therapeutic tool for treating pain.
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PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION IN THE EQUINE CLINIC
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The Aclos sport horses have been the main drivers of the evolution of veterinary physical therapy worldwide, its sports fitness predisposes them to injury, resulting in lameness and loss of performance that are not always easy to deal with the methods conventional veterinarians. In Spain, the equine physical therapy in a phase of settlement even so it is essential to the formation of both physiotherapists and veterinarians in this area.
Equine Physiotherapy born as a noninvasive alternative to the usual therapeutic procedures, and includes all technical manuals, electrical and mechanical applied in order to prevent, diagnose, treat or rehabilitate a physical dysfunction of the horse.
The elimination of pain, restoration of range of motion, improved motor function, injury prevention and optimization of physical and sporting potential, are the aims of physiotherapy work, applied under veterinary supervision with the aim of preventing recurrences .
Increasingly, it is recognized that an integrated approach to surgery, veterinary medicine and physical therapy is the way forward in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of injuries.
Although physical therapy techniques, properly used, provide highly satisfactory results, we must not forget that they are methods that complement the diagnosis and / or processing carried out by a veterinarian, and never replace it completely. That is why, teamwork veterinarians and physical therapists is essential for successful treatment.
This course offers veterinarians and physiotherapists excellent training that will no doubt give you the tools necessary to work in this field guarantees never forgetting that the team concept between the two is the key to success.
OBJECTIVES
General Objective:
Train veterinarians and physical therapists, both theoretically and practically, in the field of equine physiotherapy with the aim of giving a solid knowledge and complete enough to allow the student to work in this field with confidence and conviction.
Specific objectives:
Animal handling and all the factors that encompass.
knowledge of the major equestrian disciplines and related major diseases.
good basis veterinary diagnostic and physiotherapy both.
knowledge of equine diseases and major surgical procedures.
knowledge of conventional veterinary therapies.
application of manual techniques.
management control of electrotherapy in horses.
understanding and application of specific therapeutic work.
understanding of the possible influence of the rider on the horse muscle findings.
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HEALHT IN WOMEN
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in view of the needs created in society and demand that has resulted or is this assumption, especially in women's.
So we want to address a growing social demand for health problems that pose a significant impairment of quality of life of sufferers.
In today's society, women's health is an important objective to be addressed, presenting a significant health and social demand. Until recently the issues related to women and specifically to the urogenital area were considered taboo for women themselves, are dealt with problems of those who did not speak.
As has been increasing the scientific and medical knowledge about diseases and dysfunctions of the population who are female patients due to their anatomy, vascular and trophic factors linked to risk of obstetrical nature to which they are exposed, the concern of health professionals, among which is the fisoterapeuta, has also been increasing. Physiotherapy professionals and have a wide range of possibilities in this area within the field chasing urogynecologic and obstetric state of urinary and fecal continence, proper pelvic static and sexuality fully and without pain.
Although one of the dysfunction within the area known urogynecologic more women are urinary incontinence, which reaches an incidence that may reach up to 55% in women over 65 are institutionalized, and for which the International Continence Society Physiotherapy is considered the first line of approach because of its effectiveness, low cost and absence of side effects, the role of physiotherapy is also considered relevant in other dysfunctions of women such as chronic pelvic pain syndrome, fecal incontinence, the organic pelvic prolapse or sexual dysfunction, although a lower incidence, impact or the impact it has on women who have them is very high.
This training also aims to introduce obstetric physiotherapists physiotherapy focused on pregnant women preparing for motherhood, helping them to live fully in the moment of their lives by preventing the possible occurrence of disorders during pregnancy or postpartum complications .
OBJECTIVES
General objectives:
Provide a physiotherapist knowledge, tools and procedures needed to know, evaluate, diagnose and treat disorders or health problems of the sphere pelviperineal, pelvic floor and of relevance to women.
Specific objectives:
Knowing the field of action of physiotherapy in the field uroginecológico and obstetrician. Bringing the physiotherapist to the reality of pelviperineal dysfunction in women and men.
Analyze the pathophysiology of disorders of the boarding area susceptible abdominopelviperineal physiotherapy.
To present the different clinical diagnostic tools and evaluation systems possible to reach a correct diagnosis of Physical Therapy to establish the subsequent intervention.
Further the issues related to women's health and are likely to approach physiotherapy
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NEUROMENINGEAL MOVILIZATION
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Manual treatment of the nervous system and meningeal is still largely unknown in daily clinical practice of physiotherapy consultations. These techniques will not only be aimed at alleviating the symptomatology as sciatica and neuralgia neural cervicobrachial among others, but also the restore function of all structures derived from this system as in the muscles and joints. As an example to explain that the origin of certain diseases so far is attributed to muscle dysfunction, tendon, etc.. as epicondylitis, talalgia ... they arise from the basic neural dysfunction.
OBJECTIVES
Provide the physiotherapist of knowledge in anatomy and palpatory neural descriptive as well as in neuromechanical necessary for the proper manual processing of this complex system pathologies.
To enable the therapist to establish a correct diagnosis of the pathology examination of Neuro lower limb, upper trunk and neck. By palpation, orthopedic and neurodynamic test according to the concept Butler.
Provide the physical therapist manual techniques most innovative and effective in the treatment of neural compression pathologies more frequent (cervicobrachial neuralgia, intercostal neuralgia, sciatic pain, cruralgias ...)
Provide the therapist with the knowledge and hand skills required to treat different diseases musculoskeletal, muscle and tendon (tennis elbow, shin splints, talalgia, etc.). With the neural origin.
To present the basics of radiological interpretation to treat it in the right direction and effective.
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NUTRITION, ORTHOMOLECULAR MEDICINE
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produced during agricultural and industrial revolution 200 years ago and 10.000, respectively, have occurred too quickly on an evolutionary scale to fit the human genome properly.
Therefore, this discordance between our ancient and genetically determined biology and food habits, physical activity and other lifestyle factors have led to the emergence of many so-called diseases of civilization.
These diseases include obesity, type II diabetes, cardiovascular disease, rheumatic and autoimmune diseases. All these play an important role in musculoskeletal disorders, visceral or psychological with the osteopath, physiotherapist, doctor, nutritionist, nurse, dietician or fitness professional is in their daily practice. The use of nutrition, exercise, sleep regulation, orthomolecular therapy and psychotherapeutic techniques can help place our ancient genome in harmony with the environment, and thus resolve many of the chronic diseases that affect us now on Western civilization.
OBJECTIVES
General objectives:
Analyze the major changes in the environment for agricultural and industrial revolution, as a basis for chronic degenerative diseases.
Know the basics of optimum nutrition for humans from an evolutionary perspective.
Know how nutrition, sleep regulation and orthomolecular therapy can be used as a treatment for several chronic degenerative diseases.
Know the main diagnostic tools and nutritional health status of the patient for a prescription personalized diet and orthomolecular therapy.
Teaching students how to optimize the health status of an apparently healthy person to delay or prevent the onset of degenerative diseases.
Provide students the knowledge to know how to interpret scientific studies of nutrition and be able to identify which studies are based on scientific evidence and what not.
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TRATMENT OF MUSCULOESQUELETIC PAIN BY NUTRITION KEYS
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This postgraduate course aims to provide the clinician with the knowledge and tools necessary for nutritional diagnosis ...
The incorporation in a few generations in our food diet manipulated by man, has led to the emergence of a host of diseases (diabetes II, asthma, allergies, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, obesity, ......) and inflammatory diseases, which in many sometimes manifested as muscle pain, joint generating medical personnel difficulties and errors in diagnosis.
This postgraduate course aims to provide the clinician with the knowledge and tools necessary for nutritional diagnosis and treatment of diseases whose origin lies in eating disorders and unhealthy lifestyle habits (sleep rhythms, sport, health ... .)
The course has a purely practical approach as to the immediate application of knowledge in daily clinical work.
It consists of two seminars.
The first seminar which will discuss in depth the physical-chemical physiology of the digestive tract and its glands, the concept of cellular nutrition health as a basic principle, visceral pain, its characteristics, diagnosis and treatment for malnutrition, appetite control, toxicity liver etc, etc. This seminar is a practical part where we learn very interesting to look for signs of abnormalities in the patient food and visceral pathology.
The second seminar is an important theoretical load. We will introduce teaching the immune system and their relationship with food. Analyze very common and hidden diseases like bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), candidiasis .......
Evaluate the impact on the health of the pillars of our Western diet (sugar, dairy, fats, cereals ....)
We will address the treatment of diseases such as diabetes II, obesity, hypertension ..... from a nutritional standpoint. And of course musculoskeletal pain.
Absolutely all information is documented and argued in literature and scientific articles that the student will be provided, together with the notes for each seminar.
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