ANATOMY ON CADAVERS DATES INTO 2015:-

ANATOMY ON CADAVERS DATES INTO 2015:-

“Thank you so much for organising these courses, it was an incredible experience and a
privilege to attend.”

Tuesday & Wednesday 2nd/3rd December DISSECTION with Julian Baker, a two day

2014 introduction to fascia entitled “The Fascial

Human”. Exploring tissues that surround the

£370 per person or anatomy we are familiar with. Fascia in
many forms, creates the connections all over

£550 for two our body, allowing communication around
and through the whole structure and also

from therapeutic output. The two days

explore why physical therapies and

movements work and what happens when we

touch and palpate. A vital course for

bodywork and movement therapists to

improve their practice and take an

understanding of what you do to a new level

Friday 6th February 2015 An Anatomical Overview of the Skeletal

(10am – 1pm) System, Muscles, Joints, Ligaments and

Tendons by Professor Ceri Davies. Using

WITH PROFESSOR CERI DAVIES anatomical models and cadaveric material, a

general exploration of the skeleton, muscles,

Anatomy on Cadavers joints, ligaments and tendons. THIS IS A

GOOD WORKSHOP FOR PEOPLE WHO

ARE NEW TO ANATOMY OR WANT AN

INTRODUCTION TO CADAVERS.

Friday 6th February 2015 The Upper Limb and Girdle: Exploring the

(2pm – 5pm) relationship between the shoulder region,

axial skeleton and brachial plexus. What can

WITH PROFESSOR CERI DAVIES go wrong and limit movement; how tears in

the rotator cuff affect mobility and common

Anatomy on Cadavers conditions such as Thoracic Outlet

Syndrome, Frozen Shoulder and Upper

Crossed Syndrome.

Friday 13th February 2015 Exploring the Soft Tissues in relation to

(10am – 3pm with a half hour break) Common Injuries: The aim of this morning is

for you to explore the soft tissues and experience

WITH MEL CASH their quality and texture as well as their location

and relationship with other structures. We will

Special Price £115 have specimens of all the main parts of the body

and you should be able to explore the area that

Anatomy on Cadavers interests you most. Mel Cash will help explain

the anatomy and relate it to common injuries.

Friday 20th February 2015 The Anatomy of Lower Back Pain (Part I).

(10am – 1pm) The muscles and vertebrae of the spinal

column, understanding the origin of many

WITH PROFESSOR CERI DAVIES common problems including disc pathologies,

Anatomy on Cadavers spinal cord injury, nerve
irritation/impingement from
Friday 20th February 2015 slipped/herniated discs and neuropathy. IT
(2pm – 5pm) IS RECOMMENDED TO DO THE WHOLE
WITH PROFESSOR CERI DAVIES DAY OF THIS COURSE.
Anatomy on Cadavers
THE Anatomy of Lower Back Pain (Part II).
Wednesday 4th March 2015 The pelvis and postural support muscles; the
(10am – 5pm) illium, ishium and pubis; SI joint and
WITH JIHAN ADEM connections to the lower limbs; does the SI
joint really move; the difference between the
male and female pelvis and the pelvic floor;
attachments of the pelvic floor to the coccyx
and non-specific low back pain and muscular
pain.

BOWEN “in the flesh” – an anatomical
exploration of the structures involved when
performing Bowen moves. A workshop for
all Bowen students and practitioners alike.

Anatomy on Cadavers date Introduction to Fascia. An introduction to
Thursday 12th March 2015 skin and adipose tissue and their relationship
(9.30am – 4.30pm) to layers of fascia and appreciating how deep
fascia creates connection with all other
WITH JULIAN BAKER structures which will enable you to move
from a regional anatomy model to an
Dissection understanding of the connective nature of our
structure.
Thursday 28th May 2015
(10am – 5pm) EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW
ABOUT BOWEN in dissection form. For
WITH JIHAN ADEM Bowen students from Part 3 onwards and
practitioners. The course will further our
Anatomy on Cadavers date. knowledge of the most stress-loaded points of
the human form looking at why we work
Thursday 7th May 2015 these areas in particular.
(9.30am – 4.30pm
Introduction to Fascia. An introduction to
WITH JULIAN BAKER skin and adipose tissue and their relationship
to layers of fascia and appreciating how deep
Dissection fascia creates connection with all other
structures which will enable you to move
from a regional anatomy model to an
understanding of the connective nature of our
structure.

The anatomy on cadaver dates are on prosected specimens and are taught by a
professor of anatomy and/or a guest lecturer advertised on the date. You will have a

chance to view muscles, bones, blood vessels, nerves etc. and to palpate. All equipment
such as gloves and other overalls are provided. These are not dissections as the bodies

are already dissected so that you are able to focus on the area of specific interest.

Dissections are with Julian Baker who is one of Europe’s leading experts on connective
tissue function and dissection. As a participant, you will play an active role in
dissecting so that you gain an understanding of fascia, its connection from skin to bone
as well as exploring the functional aspects of each layer and their relationship to other
structures. This is a rare opportunity to dissect and explore the human form in order
for you to develop a truly holistic and connected view of the body as a whole. The aim
of the workshop is to gain a deeper understanding of why your therapy works and will
fundamentally change the way you see the body.

FOR PRICES and further information on the courses, please contact
[email protected].