2018「應用肌動學」國際認證課程

Diploma in Professional Applied Kinesiology (PAK)

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Dr. med. Hans Garten, Munich

●Professional Applied Kinesiology與一般的 Applied Kinesiology有何不同！

The term "Professional Applied Kinesiology (PAK)" has been protected by the

International College of Applied Kinesiology (ICAK) for the users who can

demonstrate a training and examination recognized by ICAK. In contrast to the

"applied kinesiology" and other forms of kinesiology, the Professional Applied

Kinesiology is applied exclusively by therapists with a medical qualification.

Therefore, the classical form of AK is the only one offering the full spectrum of

therapeutic possibilities. It has been scientifically refined for more than 40 years and

has been systematized by thousands of doctors, dentists, chiropractors, osteopaths and

physiotherapists around the world.

Dr. Hans Garten has been teaching AK almost 20 years and is the author of three

reference books in Applied Kinesiology.

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Diplomate International Board of Applied Kinesiology (DIBAK)

Diplomate American Chiropractic Neurology Board (DACNB)

Diplomate in Osteopathy (DAAO)

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●WHAT IS PROFESSIONAL APPLIED KINESIOLOGY (PAK)?

Professional Applied Kinesiology is a method of functional neuromuscular

assessment that uses the manual muscle test to diagnose and treat structural

(osteo-muscular), chemical (metabolic and allergic / toxic) and emotional disorders

through efficient test protocols. As an original manual medical method, it enables

differentiated and efficient chirotherapy and craniosacral treatments. The functional

effects of orthodontic measures on the overall structure can be precisely determined

with AK. In the field of clinical ecology (effects of environmental and environmental

disturbances on the organism), hormonal regulation disorders and pain diseases,

causal relationships can be uncovered and an efficient therapies scheme can be

developed. Reliable hearth / interference field tests and material tests are possible in

the dental field. In addition, it offers psychosomatically oriented therapy possibilities.

The applications in the field of structure, chemistry and psyche make the AK an

indispensable method in any modern general medical, dental, orthopedic and

physiotherapeutic practice.

●簡介 Dr. med. Hans Garten, Munich

Doctor for anesthesia, acupuncture, chirotherapy, natural healing since 1987 in free

practice.

1. 1992 Diplomate International Board of Applied Kinesiology, DIBAK (Official

Instructor of the International College of Applied Kinesiology).

2. 2003 Diploma American Chiropractic Neurology Board (rehabilitation neurology,

DACNB).

3. 2008 Fellow American College of Functional Neurology

4. 2005 Diploma in Osteopathy (DAAO)

●Publications:

1. Acupuncture in Internal Diseases, 2nd ed. Hippokrates, Stuttgart,1999

2. Applied Kinesiology, Muscle Function, Dysfunction and Therapy, 2nd Ed.,

Urban and Fischer, Munich, 2012

3. Systemic disorders, solve problems with Applied Kinesiology, Urban and Fischer,

Munich, 2007

4. The muscle test book, Function Trigger Point Acupuncture, 2nd Ed., Urban and

Fischer, Munich, 2008

5. Specialized articles on topics of manual medicine, Applied Kinesiology and

acupuncture.

●What are the strength of PAK, What indications are there for you?

In principle, the Professional Applied Kinesiology offers the possibility to determine

the right therapy direction (manual, reflextherapeutic, metabolic or psychotherapeutic

orientated) with the aid of simple overview (screening) tests even for complex disease

pictures. The indications in particular

一. General medicine

Dysbiosis testing (candidiasis, parasitoses) and therapy

Testing of nutrient deficiencies

Food intolerances, allergies

Testing of heavy metals, pesticides and other chemical substances

Inflammatory diseases such as rheumatism

Skin diseases

二. Orthopedics, neurology

Spine syndromes, herniated disc

Headache, migraine

Extremity problems and sports injuries

Any type of muscle dysfunction

Scoliosis

Training planning

Minimal cerebral dysfunctions (dyslexia, dyscalculia)

ADS, ADHD

三. Gynecology, urology

Hormonal disorders, menstrual disorders

Premenstrual syndrome

Incontinence

Prostate trouble

四. Dentistry, orthodontics

Optimal adaptation of orthodontic appliances (bionator, bite bar, etc.)

In pain syndromes caused by defect bite (headaches, spine pain, extremity pain)

In the case of learning disorders, concentration disorders, behavioral disorders,

but also in case of misalignment of aesthetic importance

Hearth and disturbance field diagnostics

Testing of dentures

第 1天

08:30~09:00 報到 Staff

09:00~10:30 The Tools of Applied Kinesiology (AK) 講 師

10:30~10:50 休息 Staff

10:50~12:00 manual muscle testing 講 師

12:00~13:30 午餐&休息時間 Staff

13:30~15:00 Therapy Localization (TL) and Challenge 講 師

15:00~15:20 休息 Staff

15:20~17:00 possible muscle test reactions and derived AK-strategies: 講 師

第 2天

08:30~09:00 報到 Staff

09:00~10:30 AF (autogenic facilitation): 講 師

10:30~10:50 休息 Staff

10:50~12:00 Differential diagnosis 講 師

12:00~13:30 午餐&休息時間 Staff

13:30~15:00

Introduction to the meridian system and pragmatic

and efficient acupuncture of the locomotor system,

essentials for injury recall technique

講 師

15:00~15:20 休息 Staff

15:20~17:00 Injury recall technique 講 師

第 3天

08:30~09:00 報到 Staff

09:00~10:30 Looking for systemic disorders, which have

repercussion on the entire system: 講 師

10:30~10:50 休息 Staff

10:50~12:00 focal problems, differential therapy of dental foci 講 師

12:00~13:30 午餐&休息時間 Staff

13:30~15:00 dysbiosis, toxicities (heavy metals, pesticides), 講 師

15:00~15:20 休息 Staff

15:20~17:00 psychosomatic disorders 講 師

第 4天

08:30~09:00 segmental disorders Staff

09:00~10:30 AK diagnosis and therapy for subluxation 講 師

10:30~10:50 休息 Staff

10:50~12:00 7 factors of the viscerosomatic system 講 師

12:00~13:30 午餐&休息時間 Staff

13:30~15:00 fixations and pelvic faults Categories 1 and 2 講 師

15:00~15:20 休息 Staff

15:20~17:00 primary sacrococcygeal and cranial lesions 講 師

Training program www.applied-kinesiology.org

Diplomate in

PROFESSIONALAPPLIED KINESIOLOGY

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Diplomate in

PROFESSIONAL APPLIED KINESIOLOGY

Training program

A training offer in cooperation of….. German Medical Association for Applied Kinesiology (DÄGAK):www.DAEGAK.de Verlag für Cybernetic Medicine (VKM): www.appliedkinesiology.org FiHH The training institute: www.fihh.de

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WAS IST PROFESSIONAL APPLIED KINESIOLOGY (PAK)?

Professional Applied Kinesiology is a method of functional neuromuscular assessment that uses the manual muscle test to efficiently diagnose and treat structural (osteomuscular), chemical (metabolic and allergic / toxic) and emotional disorders through efficient test protocols. As an original manual medical method, it enables differentiated and efficient chirotherapeutic and craniosacral treatments. The functional effects of orthodontic measures on the overall structure can be determined exactly with AK. In the field of clinical ecology (effects of internal and environmental disorders on the organism), hormonal regulation disorders and pain diseases, causal relationships can be revealed and an efficient therapy scheme designed. In the dental field, reliable hearth / interference field tests and material tests are possible. In addition, it offers psychosomatically oriented therapies. Structural, chemical, and psychological applications make AK an indispensable tool in any modern general medical, dental, orthopedic, and physiotherapeutic practice.

Patient Information Brochure:"Applied Kinesiology, what is it?"VKM, Nederlinger Str. 35, 80638 MunichPhone: 089/1595951, Fax: 089/1596161, VKMAKPG@aol.comDownloadversion at:http://www.applied-kinesiology.org/appliedkinesiology.html

ICAKFounded in 1974 by a leading study group around George Goodheart D.C., the International College of Applied Kinesiology (ICAK) is responsible for preserving and refining standards in Applied Kinesiology: www.ICAK.com.

The "Triad of Health", a Holistic Model of Therapeutic Strategies: Methods and disciplines that have been integrated into the system of Professional Applied Kinesiology

George Goodheart at one of the international seminar weeks

George Goodheart, D.C., Schöpfer der Applied Kinesiology

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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES TO THE "APPLIED KINESIOLOGY"?

The term "Professional Applied Kinesiology" has been endorsed by the International College of Applied Kinesiology (ICAK) for users who have evidence of training and testing recognized by ICAK. Professional Applied Kinesiology, unlike "Applied Kinesiology" and other forms of kinesiology primarily used by lay people, is practiced exclusively by therapists with a medical final exam. The classic form of the AK is therefore the only one offering the full spectrum of therapeutic options. It has been scientifically developed for 40 years and systematized by the experience of thousands of physicians, dentists, chiropractors, osteopaths and physiotherapists all over the world.

WHAT ARE THE STRENGTHS OF THE PAK, WHAT INDICATIONS ARE THERE FOR YOU?

Basically, the Professional Applied Kinesiology provides the possibility to determine the right direction of therapy (manual, reflextherapeutic, metabolically or psychotherapeutically oriented) with the help of simple screening tests, even for complex clinical pictures.

The indications in particular

General medicineDysbiosis testing (candidiasis, parasitoses) and therapyTesting of nutrient deficienciesFood intolerances, allergiesTesting of heavy metals, pesticides and other chemical substancesInflammatory diseases such as rheumatismSkin diseases

Orthopedics, neurologySpine syndromes, herniated discHeadache, migraineExtremity problems and sports injuriesAny type of muscle dysfunctionScoliosisTraining planningMinimal cerebral dysfunctions (dyslexia, dyscalculia)ADS, ADHD

Gynecology, urology hormonelle Störungen, MenstruationsstörungenPrämenstruelles SyndromInkontinenzProstatabeschwerden

Dentistry, orthodonticsOptimal adaptation of orthodontic appliances (bionator, bite bar, etc.)In pain syndromes caused by defect bite (headaches, spine pain, extremity pain)In the case of learning disorders, concentration disorders, behavioral disorders, but also in case of misalignment of aesthetic importance

Hearth and disturbance field diagnosticsTesting of dentures

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WHAT IS THE STUDY PROGRAM?"DIPLOMATES IN PROFESSION-AL APPLIED KINESIOLOGY"?

In this study program, the techniques of

Professional Applied Kinesiology are taught in

the context of functional neurology. They

receive modular training in three weeks, which

is characterized by successive teaching units

with ample opportunities for repetition and

practice sessions. The weeks are divided into

two weekend modules of four and three days

respectively: they can provide for their practice

again and still have the intensive group and

exercise effect of the weekly courses. You have

the opportunity to practice in a fixed temporal

context in order to be able to implement the

method safely in practice.

They are taught by experienced trainers (Dr. Hans Garten, Christoph Balk and other diplomas of the

International College of Applied Kinesiology). Dr. Garten is the author of the standard textbooks of

Applied Kinesiology in Germany: "Applied Kinesiology" and "Systemic Disorders" as well as "The

Musceltestbuch", all published by Urban and Fischer (Elsevier). The courses are held with a maximum

of 15 participants per instructor. This ensures that you receive personal guidance in learning a method

that requires a high level of practical skills. The course teachers have many years of experience with

the subject matter and their didactic mediation. Modern audiovisual means support teaching (large-

PARTICIPATION IN THE COURSESSince Applied Kinesiology is a multidisciplinary method of diagnosis and therapy, courses are generally available to all medical professions with a state diploma.After years of excellent experience, we prefer to teach the different professions in the same courses, in order to guarantee interdisciplinarity.

We accept no liability for the application of course content if it is outside the professional code for the respective user.

The books for the courses can be ordered at www.applied-kinesiology.org

scale projection of practical demonstrations

of manual techniques, PowerPoint and

video presentation). The lessons learned will

be rehearsed through numerous exercises.

The curriculum is manual medicineoriented

and recognized by the International College

of Applied Kinesiology (ICAK). Cross-entry

into the seminar weeks is possible, already

completed courses are recognized, the

course fees counted. Course locations are

interchangeable to improve flexibility in

planning.

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Further elective courses：AK Orthomolecular Medicine

AK-Gastroenterology

AK-Dental Strategy

AK-Manual Medicine 6

AK-Emotional

other elective courses of DÄGAK

Diploma Examination of the ICAK

COURSE OF THE PROGRAMThe curriculum for an Applied Kinesiology-Manual Medicine degree (after 248 hours) is the same for all occupational groups working in manual medicine (doctors, physiotherapists). Courses of the same name are eligible for the naturopathic-general medical diploma.The compulsory courses can be found on the website of DÄGAK (www.DAEGAK.de). The Diploma Examination of the ICAK requires 300 hours, which can be completed with elective courses listed on this page.

Seminar week 1a (3 days)AK-introduction

AK-holistic strategy

Seminar week 1b (4 days)Examination Course A

AK Manual Medicine 1

AK-acupuncture

AK-Praxis-DiplomSeminar week 2a (4 days)AK-Manual Medicine 2

AK Craniomandibular Diagnostics / Strategy man. Behdlg.

Seminar week 2b (4 days)Strategy course: Neurol. Dysorganisation, IRT - Primitive Reflexes

AK-Manual Medicine 3

Seminar week 3a (3 days)AK hormonal control circuits

AK visceral osteopathy

Seminar week 3b (4 days)AK-Manual Medicine 4

AK-Manual Medicine 5

Final weekendObservation, repetition and treatment strategy

DÄGAK-Diploma

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TESTS, PERFORMANCE TESTS

AK-practice-diploma and AK-diploma manual medicine

The manual medical program comprises 248 teaching units. After completion of the first week (76 UE), the AK-Praxis diploma can be obtained. After a total of 248 hours of training, you can acquire the AK Diploma in Manual Medicine according to the curriculum on the opposite side.

Exam to diploma of the ICAK

Prerequisites for enrolling for the Diploma Examination of the ICAK are at least 4,000 training hours up to a diploma authorizing a medical diagnosis. Every doctor and dentist fulfills this condition automatically.The Diploma Exam of the ICAK can be completed after 300 teaching units and 3 years of training. To register for the ICAK exam, two publications of papers on AK have to be proven. Further information s. www.ibe-icak.org

COURSE DATA, REGISTRATION FORMALITIES COURSE FEES

DÄGAKThe German Medical Association for Applied Kinesiology (DÄGAK) was founded in 1996 to represent the physicians and dentists applying Applied Kinesiology according to the standards of the International College of Applied Kinesiology (ICAK) to the professional bodies of the medical profession, and to regulate the training in Applied Kinesiology in Germany according to these standards.Other medical health professions (with a state-recognized diploma) are organized as associate members of DÄGAK. The DÄGAK is the official "Chapter" of the International College of Applied Kinesiology

DÄGAK, Nederlinger Str 35, 80638 Munich, Tel: 089/1595951, Fax: 089/1596161, Email: PAK@DAEGAK.de, Internet: www.DAEGAK.de

FiHH The training institute

Wandalenweg 14-20, D-20097 Hamburg Tel. + 49- (0) 40-232705, Fax + 49www.applied kinesiology.org

VKM

Nederlinger Str. 35, D-80638 MünchenTel. +49-(0)89-1595951, Fax +49-(0)89-1596161 www.applied kinesiology.org

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DOCTORS OF THE SEMINAR WEEKSDr. med. Hans GartenDoctor of anesthesia, acupuncture, chiropractic, naturopathic. Active since 1987 in private practice. 1992 Diplomate International Board of Applied Kinesiology, DIBAK (Official Teacher of the International College of Applied Kinesiology). 2003 Diplomate American Chiropractic Neurology Board (DACNB).2008 Fellow American College of Functional Neurology 2005 Diploma in Osteopathy (DAAO) Publications:Acupuncture in Internal Diseases, 2nd ed. Hippocrates, Stuttgart, 1999Applied Kinesiology, Muscle Function, Dysfunction and Therapy, 2nd ed., Urban and Fischer, Munich, 2012Systemic Disorders, Solving Problem Cases with Applied Kinesiology, Urban

and Fischer, Munich, 2007 The Muscetesting Book, Function Trigger Point Acupuncture, 2nd Ed., Urban and Fischer, Munich, 2008 Specialist Articles on Manual Medicine, Applied Kinesiology and Acupuncture.

Nederlinger Str. 35, 80638 Munich, Tel .: 089-1595951, Fax: 089-1596161 Email: VKMAKPG@aol.com, Internet: www.DrGarten.de

Christoph Balk

Born 1961 in Munich, license to practice in 1989, Specialist in orthopedics since 1998, established in private practice (Orthopädie Münchner Freiheit) since 1999, since 2009 GOM - Holistic Orthopedics Munich. Additional Qualifications: Naturopathic, Chiropractic / Manual Medicine, Acupuncture, Basic Psychosomatic Care, Diplomats International Board of Applied Kinesiology (DIBAK). Member Editorial Board MJAK (Medical Journal of Applied Kinesiology); publications: et al The AK muscle test on electrically height-adjustable examination sites; Autogenic Facilitation vs. submaximal stretching in the facilitation of hypertonic muscles.

Münchner Freiheit 12, 80802 Munich, Tel .: 089-330668080, Fax: 089-330668081 Email: praxis@go-muc.de, Internet: www.go-muc.de

Further lecturers according to need and special knowledge.

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Part A

AK introduction (16 UE)

• Geschichte der AK• Triad of Health: Die AK als ganzheitliches Dia-

gnosessystem• Die Prinzipien des Muskeltests• Die wichtigsten Untersuchungsprinzipien TL

und Challenge mit Beispielen aus den Berei -chen Struktur, Psyche und Chemie (Screening-verfahren)

• Praktisches Üben des Muskeltests

AK-Holistic Strategy (Systemic Disruptions) (20 units)

• Introduction to the most important problems in the sense of the Triad of Health:

• Screening procedure for allergies, rheumatic diseases, candida, dysbiosis,

• Toxicology (heavy metals, pesticides, etc.),• Hearth events (herd of teeth, "neurological

tooth"),• psychosomatic disorders,• important structural connections and

confounding factors (the craniosacral system).

• The hyperreactive muscle: Causes and Correction

Part B

Examination Course Manual Medicine (4 UE)

The basic requirements of manual medical examination are taught. Participation is also recommended for participants with a manual medical education, as AK-specific aspects of the manual examination are considered.

AK-Manual Medicine 1 (20 UE)• Factors of the viscerosomatic system• AK diagnosis and treatment of subluxations of

the spine• Injury Recall Technique, Level 1 • Pelvic Category 1 and II • Lig. Sacrotuberale• Ileocecal valves

lesion(Ileozökalklappenläsionen)• Muscle techniques: fascia technique, spindle

cell technology, patterns of reactive muscles, Origin insertion technique, strain counterstrain AK

Acupuncture (16 UE) • Fundamentals of the acupuncture system, 5

transformation phases, "ancient" points • B & E technique, set-point technique for pain

therapy, addiction treatment, tolerance increase

• Acupuncture, AK and Manual Medicine in the treatment of the musculoskeletal system.

• Injury recall technique, level 2 and 3 \• Special use of somatotopias ear acupuncture,

Yamamoto skull acupuncture.

SEMINAR WEEK 1You can acquire the AK practice certificate of DÄGAK in the first seminar weekAfter an introduction to the basic techniques of Applied Kinesiology, the techniques of diagnosis and therapy are taught in systemic disorders such as allergies, dysbiosis, environmental and environmental stresses, which are relevant in every medical practice.We provide basic pelvic and spine manual techniques that are essential for understanding the structural side of the Triad of Health for both manual therapists and general practitioners and dentists, as well as acupuncture techniques that are specific to AK.

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Part A

AK-Manual Medicine 2 (20 UE)

• Introduction to Upledger's craniosacraltherapy and references to AK techniques.Cranial Faults: Total Compression Syndrome,Frontal Compression, Vertical and LateralShift, Temporal Bulge, Parietal Descent,Universal Fault, Internal and ExternalFrontal, Suture Errors

• fixations

part B

Strategy course: Neurological dys- organization, IRT, persistent primitive reflexes (20 UE)

All learned techniques are integrated into the practice context: Recapitulation and extension of the strategy section of the AK-CMD course.

AK-Manual Medicine 3 (20 UE)

The course imparts knowledge of the complex therapy of the craniosacral system in the case of balance disorders, coordination disorders as well as pain syndromes and the like. Intervertebral disk disorders

• disorders in the area of the intervertebralforamen cervical, lumbar (discus lesions,imbrication [facet syndrome])

• pelvic disorders Cat 3• Lig. Iliolumbar• Sacral lesions (torsions, fixation)• Spondylogenic reflex action• Anterior thoracic spine lesion• Hidden cervical disc

SEMINAR WEEK 2The techniques of craniosacral therapy with AK (integrated into the classical craniosacral techniques) as a prerequisite for work in the general medical orthopedic area as well as in the craniomandibular system are learned.Craniomandibular dysfunction and its interaction with disorders of the locomotor system are considered under differential diagnostic and therapeutic aspects. Of great importance is the integration of the learned techniques into a strategic concept for practice. AK-Manuele Medicine 3 completes the techniques for proprioceptive disorders.

AK Craniomandibular Dysfunction

(CMD) - Manual Treatment with AK

(20 AEs)

The functional anatomical and orthopedic basics of the craniomandibular system and its effects on the overall organism; Possibilities of rapid, interdisciplinary differential diagnosis and treatment strategy

• Examination of the craniomandibular system,clinical functional test of the TMJ

• AK in the diagnosis of the functionalrelationships of temporomandibular jointposition with posture and vice versa.

• Manual treatment of chewing muscle, hyoidmusculature and muscle musculardysfunctions.

• temporomandibular joint position andcraniosacral system incl. Walking gait

• Trigger Point Therapy

• Collection of relevant basic neurological dataof the patient: proprioception, vestibularfunction, oculomotor function.

• Recapitulation of the practice-relevantneurological principles of the IRT andrecapitulation of the practical application instages.

• Introduction to the Concept of PersistentPrimitive Reflexes PPR):Challenges: Body intoreflex position (BID), Eyes into Distortion (EID)for persistent Moro reflex, ATNR and TLR aspostural rele- vant primitive reflexes.

• Primitive reflexes as costressors in IRT.• Metabolic treatment of stress consequences• All aspects are practiced on the basis of case

studies.

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Part A

AK Hormonal Control Circuits (16 UE)

The functional relationships between structural and internal secretory disorders, hormonal imbalances: epiphysis, hypothalamus, pituitary gland, thyroid gland, parathyroidism

• adrenals, gonads• steroid hormones• fertility problems• Stress Syndrome• dysmenorrhea• Hypoglykämiesyndrom

AK Visceral Osteopathy (20 units)

Part B

AK-Manual Medicine 4 (20 UE)

Muscle lesion chains on synergists and antagonists, flowchart limb joint treatment

• Ligament disorders, capsule disorders, ligandinterlink

• Cartilage and compression injuries• Shoulder:

Slipped bicipital tendon Ligaments.glenohumeralia, coracohumeral, capsule,labrum, AC and SC joint, Frozen Shoulder

• elbow Radial head, Epicondylopathia, Lig.Anulare, Ligaments. Collateralia

AK-Manual Medicine 5 (20 UE)

SEMINAR WEEK 3They learn the diagnostics and functional therapy of hormonal regulation disorders and typical problem diseases with the means of AK: Recurrent SIG disorders are very often associated with stress syndromes or cycle disorders. Thyroid dysfunctions are often associated with shoulder problems.The application of visceral osteopathy is differentiated with the help of AK and fast (learnable). Visceral manipulations are also indispensable because of the viscerosomatic reflex relationships in manual medicine practice. In the treatment of orthopedic disorders and sports injuries, the PAK performs unsurpassed.

• Basics of visceral osteopathy: Mobility,Motility; Fixations, adhesions, patches,application of the AK concepts TL Challengefor the viscera.

• The pathogenesis according to F.X. Mayr• The enteropathy syndrome from Mayr's point

of view• The most important abdominal findings

according to Mayr• Thoracic organs, diaphragm• Treatment of disorders of the liver,

gallbladder, sphincters• stomach, small intestine, colon• Urogenital apparatus: kidney, bladder, uterus,

prostate• Visceral and viscero-parietal cause-effect

chains (spinal syndromes, craniosacral lesionswith visceral cause)

• hipLigaments. Iliofemoral, pubofemoral, capsule,labrum,Tract. iliotibial

• kneePatellar conduction, retropatellar arthrosis,cruciate ligaments,Collateral ligaments, menisci,Lig. Popliteum, fibula head

• FootFoot bones "subluxations"Talus, calcaneus, navicular, cuboid ankleligaments, tarsal tunnel syndrome,Metatarsalgia, functional hallux limitus,fasciitis plantaris, achillodynia,

• Sole / insole

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AK-Manual Medicine 6 (20 UE)

• Bottleneck syndrome of the upper limbThoracic inlet, suprascapular nerve, axillaryspace, supinator, pronator teres, ulnar tunnel,cardinal tunnel

• Bottleneck syndrome of the lower limbPiriformis, Lig. Inguinale, N. cut. fem. lateralis,obturator, popliteus, peroneus, tarsal tunnel

• AK-specific techniques of diagnosis andtherapy: functional neurological techniques,muscle techniques

AK Orthomolecular Medicine 1 (16 lessons)

• History, definition, methodology of OM• Minerals and trace elements• vitamins• Pain mediators: prostaglandins,

leukotrienes• Acid-base balance and its relation to bone

metabolism• Rheumatic diseases• allergies and pseudo-allergies (intolerances)• intoxications• dysbiosis including candida, parasitosis etc.

AK-Dental Strategy (20 units)

The use of AK in the dental practice: material incompatibilities, intoxications (in particular amalgam), allergies, hereditary diagnosis and therapy, adjuvant therapy with acupuncture.

• Differentiated hearth test in the tooth-moutharea, the neurological tooth

• Material Testing• Allergic and toxic strains in the mouth and jaw

area• Complex treatment of periodontal disease

Further elective courses. Program of DÄGAK: www.DAEGAK: de

FINAL WEEKEND

Internship course; Repetition and Examination (20 UE)The course is disease-oriented, the topics are worked out and deepened in the practical patient case context.Repetition of the most important manual AK techniques. Practical development of the treatment strategy for general medical, orthopedic and pain therapy cases: "What should I do if ....?"

CHOICE COURSESThese are organized as part of the DÄGAK course program and can be counted against the courses of basic manual medical education with applied kinesiology for diploma examinations

Registration for the courses: FAQ's (Excerpt from the website www.fihh)

1. How do I register for a course?Registrations must be made in writing on the attached registration form. You will also find registration forms on the homepage www.fihh.de for printing. If in doubt, request it on 040 - 23 27 05. Please send your completed application form by mail or fax to 040 - 23 45 22. If you would like to use a training voucher or voucher or other means of support, please submit it please sign in with your registration. Submitted education checks / vouchers or other funding opportunities may not be accepted.

2. How do I know if I am enrolled for a course?FiHH confirms your booking in writing, usually within 14 days. If you have not received a confirmation / invoice during this time, please contact FiHH by phone.

3. Do I receive an invoice?Your course reservation, which you will receive within 14 days after your registration, is also your bill. If you require a separate invoice issued to your employer, please contact FiHH by phone (040 - 23 27 05).

4. Can I cancel?Cancellations of booked courses can be done both in writing and verbally. FiHH always recommends the written cancellation. FiHH will confirm your cancellation in writing within 14 days. If you have not received a cancellation confirmation within this time, please inquire by phone. According to the General Terms and Conditions, payment obligations apply to you from 8 weeks before the beginning of the course. First pro rata, from 2 weeks before the beginning of the course you pay 100% of the course fee. Secure yourself against the risk of non-participation with a seminar insur- ance! In the case of multi-part courses, the cancellation deadline is valid until the beginning of the first part of the course. Unfortunately, you can no longer cancel the following course sections. Failure to participate will result in the full course fee for all parts. We ask for your understanding that the costs for the provision of the course place must be passed on to you.

5. Where can I find the terms and conditions?You will find the terms and conditions on the registration forms of FiHH and on the homepage www.fihh.de. With your signature on the registration form you automatically recognize its validity.

6. Course LocationsOn the homepage www.fihh.de you will find a german map with all locations on the start page in the lower left corner of the picture. Click on the desired location and enter your address in the route planner. For details, you can also call us on 040 - 23 27 05 for your direct route to the course location.

7. Why do I need a seminar insurance?Seminar insurances are similar to travel cancellation insurance. According to the general terms and conditions of the FiHH, payment obligations apply to you from 8 weeks before the beginning of the course. First pro rata, from 2 weeks before the beginning of the course you have to pay 100% of the course fee. Secure yourself against the risk of non-participation by taking out a seminar insurance! The seminar insurer reimburses you for up to 100% of the costs of illness, including family members and other claims. A direct link to the seminar insurance can be found at www.fihh.de.

8. How do I assure myself?With the course place reservation you are reminded of the conclusion of a seminar insurance. Request the corresponding forms from FiHH: Tel. 040 - 23 27 05. Or go to the pages of the European travel insurance via the website www.fihh.de. However, within 14 days of the course reservation you must decide and, if necessary, have insurance. An insurance is to be completed per course part, the premium is between 7, - and 29, - Euro.

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A training program of

Contacts (course information and registration):

FiHH The Fortbildungsinstitut, Wandalenweg 14 - 20, D-20097 Hamburg, Tel. 0049- (0) 40-232705, Fax 0049- (0) 40-234522, www.FiHH.de; email: info@FiHH.de VKM, Nederlinger Str. 35, D-80638 Munich, Tel. 0049- (0) 89-1595951, Fax 0049- (0) 89-1596161, www.applied-kinesiology.org; email: VKMAKPG@aol.com

CybermediaEverything for the Professional Applied Kinesiology:

• Books, instructional videos (DVDs)• Patient information leaflets• Test Sets• magnets, SOT blocks• Therapy laser, acupuncture needles• Neurological examination tools (glasses, tuning forks, opto-ribbon, etc.)

Nederlinger Str. 35, D-80638 Munich Tel: 0049- (0) 89-1595951Fax: 0049- (0) 89-1596161email: VKMAKPG@aol.com, Internet: www.applied-kinesiology.org