AN Introduction to the use of Trigger Point Management (Myofascial Pain) - AACP

Course

In Bulphan

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Level

    Beginner

  • Location

    Bulphan

  • Class hours

    6h

Introduce the concepts underlying the development of myofascial trigger points and myofascial pain. Introduce the neurophysiology of muscle pain, referred pain and the concept of the functional motor unit with its diverse spread. Develop an awareness of palpatory and needling skills in the identification of trigger points. Develop a programme of treatment management, which will include needling, myofascial release and appropriate stretching regimes. Identify biomechanical and predisposing factors, which predispose and maintain myofascial pain. Suitable for: Anyone

Facilities

Location

Start date

Bulphan (Essex)
North View Church Road, RM14 3RU

Start date

On request

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Jennie Longbottom

Jennie Longbottom

MSc (Acupuncture) BSc (Psychology) MCSP SRP MBAcC

Course programme

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE USE OF TRIGGER POINT MANAGEMENT (MYOFASCIAL PAIN) - AACP

MS JENNIE LONGBOTTOM MSc (Acupuncture) BSc (Psychology) MCSP SRP MBAcC

One day workshop

Six Hours CPD

The trigger points discussed on this course will adhere closely to the work of Travell and Simons (1901-1997) who pioneered the study and understanding of muscle trigger points in the management of acute and chronic pain.

The workshop will:

  • 1. Introduce the concepts underlying the development of myofascial trigger points and myofascial pain.
  • 2. Introduce the neurophysiology of muscle pain, referred pain and the concept of the functional motor unit with its diverse spread.
  • 3. Develop an awareness of palpatory and needling skills in the identification of trigger points
  • 4. Develop a programme of treatment management, which will include needling, myofascial release and appropriate stretching regimes.
  • 5. Identify biomechanical and predisposing factors, which predispose and maintain myofascial pain.
  • 6. Outline the essential component of myofascial trigger point reduction in chronic pain management.

AN Introduction to the use of Trigger Point Management (Myofascial Pain) - AACP

Price on request