In VM1 you will study the models and theories of functional biomechanics as viewed from Barral's innovative approach. Course Highlights:

• Learn manual skills to locate, evaluate and normalize primary areas of dysfunction within the abdominal cavity.
• Explore the dynamics of motion and suspension in relation to organs, membranes and ligaments.
• Examine the relationship of organs and structural or neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction.
• Assess the quality of functional activity and somatic structures as they relate to an overall pattern.

"I will recommend course to several colleagues - but not my competitors!"
 
-J. Waller, P.T.

“I´ve been very excited about all this.  As I progress on the different levels of the program and get a better grasp on these approaches, I have gotten a lot of surprises. I´m not saying that there are no times that I fail (if I can say that).  But believe me, it has made such a difference in my results adding all this things, that I just want to keep learning from all these great practioners, knowing that there is so much more ahead."

 - A. Gonzalez,  D.O.