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Manual Therapy
5 Lessons-
StartArticulation and muscle treatment for patients in lateral decubitus position
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StartArticulatory and muscular treatment – seated position
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StartArticulation and muscle treatment for prone patients
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StartGeneral treatment of upper limb joint muscles - episode 1
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StartGeneral treatment of upper limb joint muscles - episode 2
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HVLA
6 Lessons-
Start(SA SPINE) HVLA manipulative approach to the cervicodorsal junction joint - supine and lateral decubitus position
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StartHVLA techniques for the upper limb - prone position
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StartHVLA techniques for the upper limb - sitting position
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StartHVLA techniques for the upper limb - supine position
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StartThe shoulder, evaluation and treatment of all its joints.EN
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StartThe upper limb, evaluation and manipulative approach for the elbow and hand joints.EN
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objective examination
10 Lessons-
Start(SA LOWER LIMB) unit biomechanic model
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Startexamples of use of unit models Ep1
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Startexamples of use of unit models ep2
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Startunit 1 anterior vector treatment EN
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Startunit 1 anterior vectorEN
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Startunit 1_ disfunctional posterior vector.EN
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StartUnit 1_ Specific objective exam
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StartUnit 1_ Treatment of the dysfunctional anteroposterior vector - episode 1
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StartUnit 1_ Treatment of the dysfunctional anteroposterior vector - episode 2
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StartUnit 1_ Treatment of the dysfunctional posteroantirior vector
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Upper Limb
A Roadmap-Based Manual Therapy System for Cervical–Upper Limb Dysfunction
Course Summary
This course provides a structured, practical system for treating upper-limb conditions through a clear clinical roadmap rather than isolated techniques. You’ll learn to palpate and analyze cervical–shoulder–arm connections, apply articulatory and muscular approaches in prone, seated, and side-lying positions, and perform HVLA techniques safely for the shoulder, elbow, hand, and cervicodorsal junction. Using the Unit Biomechanic Model, the course teaches you to identify dysfunctional vectors and address pain patterns at their true source rather than merely treating symptoms. Real clinical cases, such as acute cervical myofascial pain, illustrate diagnostic reasoning and treatment sequencing in action. This course is ideal for clinicians managing postural syndromes, cervicobrachial pain, shoulder restrictions, and complex upper-limb neuro-musculoskeletal dysfunctions.
Course Curriculum
Anant Singh
