Day One:
4:00 Registration
4:30 Concepts of Visceral Mobilization: Biological Plausibility, Clinical Reasoning, Principles of Osteopathy
6:15 Break
6:45Concepts of Visceral and Fascial Mobilization, Fascial Morphology, Fascial Based Manual Therapy, Fascial Stacking Exercise
8:00 Direct & Indirect Treatment (Lab I) Three Dimensional Fascial Mobilization: Horizontal Diaphragms
9:00 Adjourn

Day Two:
8:00 Review of Fascial Concepts, Layer Palpation Exercises, kinesthetic awareness exercises
9:00 Visceral Palpation and Evaluation, (Lab II) Palpation Stations, Local Listening Technique
10:00 Break
10:15 Bladder Lecture: External Approach, Normal Mobility of Bladder, Anatomic Relationships, Clinical Considerations
11:00 External Bladder Techniques: Demo and labs (Lab III) Lateral Mobility Testing & Treatment, Median and Medial Umbilical Ligament (Urachus), Abdominal Scar Mobilization
12:00Lunch
1:00 External Bladder Techniques: Demo and labs (Lab IV) Pubovesical Ligament, Seated Quadruped, Obturator Foramen & Bladder Motility
2:00 Small & Large Intestine Lecture Normal Mobility of Small Intestine Anatomical Relationships Clinical Considerations
3:00 Break
3:15 mall Intestine: Demo and lab (Lab V) Mesenteric Root Posterior Peritoneal Wall
4:15 Large Intestine: Demo and lab (Lab VI) Cecum & Sigmoid
5:30 Adjourn

Day Three:
8:00 Review of Day 2 & Questions
8:30 Kidney/Ureters Lecture, Normal Kidney Mobility, Anatomic Relationships, and Clinical Considerations
9:00 Kidney/Ureter Techniques: Demo and lab (Lab VII) Anterior & Posterior Renal Fascia Ureter Mobilization
9:45 Break
10:00Urethra & Trigone Lecture: Internal Approach, Normal Urethra Mobility, Anatomic Relationships, and Clinical Considerations
10:30 Internal Bladder Techniques: Demo and labs (Lab VIII) Urethra: Longitudinal, Transverse, Bi-Manual Scar Tissue Mobilization: Indirect/Direct (Lab IX) Perineal Membrane, Pubovesical Ligament Trigone & Bladder: Indirect/Direct Bladder Motility
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Visceral anatomy, fetal pig dissection
1:45 Thoracic Relationships, Normal Thoracic Mobility, Anatomic Relationships, and Clinical Considerations
2:15 Thoracic Mobilization: Demo and Lab (Lab X) Thoracic Mobility at Diaphragm, Ribs and Sternum
3:15 Evaluation, Documentation & Case Study Presentation
4:00 Adjourn