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Abstract Red Shapes

THE VASCULAR TREE DYNAMICS, MICROCIRCULATION AND THE PRESSURE MECHANISM

By Geneviève Forget, DOMP (Qc)

June 17-20, 2027


Venue:
Evolve College of Massage -1445 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, MB (5th floor)Located within the Uquutaq Medical Boarding Home (formerly the Clarion hotel) across from Polo Park

 

Course Description

The nourishing and immune dynamics of the vascular tree and its neuroendocrine-vascular modulation system are an important element of the body's capacity for self-regulation. 

 

The vascular tree represents an axis of embryonic development and subsequently remains a biomechanical, biodynamic and bioelectrical reference of coherence for the physiology. The microcirculation represents the medium of cellular exchanges constituting the metabolic terrain of the physiology and the site of primary dysfunction of many functions. 

 

The mechanism of pressures represents a functional unit adapted to the body's needs to preserve the synergy of cellular exchanges and homeodynamics with the environment. 

 

This hands-on workshop offers you the opportunity to explore the vascular tree, microcirculation and pressure dynamics, to reconstitute structural and regulatory integrity, allowing patients to progress in many CHRONIC clinical presentations: Ex:

  • Somatic pain or conditions with autonomic dysregulation, including fibromyalgia and CRPS 

  • Vascular dysfunctions (hypertension, arrhythmia, etc.) or microvascular dysfunction (cellulalgia, etc.)

  • Endocrine or immune vulnerabilities (parasitosis, porous intestine, etc.) 

 

SYNOPSIS OF THE PRACTICAL WORKSHOP:

 

  • Clearance of the vascular tree: 

  • Work of the heart and the primary sections of the aorta, the VC and the thoracic duct to then follow their arborization towards the extremities (Cranial, Spinal, Upper Extremities, Lower Extremities).

  • Clinical integration of tensegrity, the resonance and radiance of the vessels in relation to the viscosity and quality of the blood flow and work on autonomic and endocrine regulation in connection with the vascular unit according to presentation. 

 

  • Clearing of microcirculation:

  • Restoring the CSF-lymphatic-glymphatic continuity, to access the underlying primo-vascular dynamics and intra-extracellular synergy in relation to cellular metabolic activity

 

  • Release of the pressure mechanism:

  • Work on the antero-posterior, medio-lateral and cranio-caudal interaction of the different compartments in relation to the physiological grooves, the vascular tree and the synergy of the main and accessory diaphragms.

  • Integration of the interaction between the tissue framework and fluid dynamics for optimal expression of vital force.

  • Attunement and harmonization of the vascular unit and the dynamics of pressures to the person and its coherence

 

 

This work is in addition to the traditional fascial, fluidic, or energetic work. It is intended to be a useful and effective adjunct to help patients with complex systemic conditions:          

"The role of the artery is absolute" revisited!

 

 

Course Objective

 

To show the many interrelationships between the vascular tree and health. The blood and lymphatic system are related to tissue physiology, pain, the mechanism of pressures and are part of the self-regulation of fluids in the human body, the importance of which was explained by Still and William Garner Sutherland DO. Geneviève Forget, provides us with a holistic vision of this work with highly effective direct practical and clinical applications. 

Heart Tissue Anatomy
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About Geneviève

Geneviève Forget DOMP (QC, CAN) is an important figure in Osteopathy in Quebec and Canada. An international speaker, she has offered numerous postgraduate courses for 20 years, including endocranial dynamics, chronic pain clinical applications, palpation and therapeutic dialogue enhancing seminars. Her interactive direct “hands on” approach is highly appreciated. She has participated in numerous committees for the regulation and development of core competencies of Osteopathy in Quebec, as well as participating in the development of university programs in Quebec, with the University of Wales and of Arequipa in Peru.

Geneviève Forget is renowned for her precise teaching and her great availability to participants, offering constructive retroaction and palpatory validation.

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