The Modern Fascial Osteopathy: 
 from Cell Memory to Intent Medicine

2–4 November, 2012, Saint Petersburg

Serge Paoletti is Doctor of Osteopathy, member of the Osteopath Register of France. Graduate of the European School of Osteopathy (Maidstone, United Kingdom), member of the French Academy of Osteopathy. Lecturer of osteopathic schools in France, Germany, Italy, Russia. Author of the book "Fascias".

Seminar Objective

There is no one osteopathic techniques that would not be directed at fasciae. Whatever your chosen approach to the patient is, you have to work with it. Fascia is a connection between all osteopathic techniques. This is the starting point of protection from disease, and it is the level where various injuries are memorized. The idea of this seminar was to show all fascia details and the way they work. Through embryological, anatomical, physiological and biological research, we revealed different therapeutic possibilities associated with fasciae. We discussed the latest research in this area, which would further expand our therapeutic options.

Seminar Program

Day 1

Notes about fasciae:

• embryology: dynamics of tissue motion;
• epigenetics concept, implication of stem cells, cellular communication;
• relationship between structure and function;
• biodynamic phenomena;
• fasciae classification and clinical anatomo-pathophysiology concept;
• fascial chains and connections to energy systems.

Practice:

• dorsal spine;
• lower extremity;
• thorax – ribs – diaphragm.

Day 2

Day 3