SCS III
Strain Counterstrain III (SCS III) for the cranium it's an advance level.
Lecture and extensive lab time are spent on:
Developing palpatory skills on cranial region
Trace landmarks on the neuro & splanchnocranium
Achieve competent knowledge on cranial restrictions
Accomplish expertise on proximal & distal referral pain
Comprehension and treatment of gnathology problems
Cranial evaluation and treatment lab
Practice full body scan
Principles of treatment sequencing
Emphasis is placed on developing palpatory skills to enhance the students' effectiveness with the techniques. In the seminar will be explained how to evaluate all the major cranial joints dysfunctions and treat the specific area so to release pain and achieve the lost mobility.
This course focuses on cranial dysfunction and referral cranial complains and deep specific relation with all the regions of the body, is to be taken after at least two years of practice with SCS I and II. Cranial Strain Counterstrain will improve and fasten all your other cranial approaches, and can be integrated perfectly with classical Craio-sacral techniques.
Upon completion of this course participants will be able to:
Understand the neuromuscular basis for cranial SCS
Perform a full body SCS evaluation with clinical strategy approach
Perform a SCS treatment techniques for all cranial dysfunctions
Learn over 40 advanced techniques for specific body dysfunctions, not given in the first two courses
Use the SCS documentation format
Design a home program using the SCS philosophy
Over 70 different techniques will be shown.
The main dysfunction treated with this course are:
Frontal, Sinus, Temple & General headaches, Back-orbital pain, Per orbital pain, Ear ache, Tinnitus, Ear vertigo, Lack of tearing, Nasal obstructions, Maxillary sinus headaches, Dental neuritis, Bruxism, Cervical tension, Referral pain to: Upper shoulder, Thoracic outlet region, Lumbar region complains, iliosacral region, Groin pain, Coccyx pain, Diaphragm muscle tension. Weakness of several muscles as: Gluteus muscles, Thigh muscles, Cervical flexors, Pectorals, Abdominals etc.
