Fascia and the Autonomic Nervous System
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Apr
19
Fri
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Tone Regulation and a Embodied Feeling of Inner Ease
Robert will delve into the following topics with you:
- Fascia as the richest sensory organ in humans: What consequences does this new finding have for further neurophysiological research?
- Innervation: What functions are fulfilled by the record-breaking innervation density of sympathetic nerves in the bodywide fascial network? In which known pathologies is this innervation significantly disturbed? And which fascial layers probably play the most important role here?
- Learning from astronauts and marathon runners: How are the fascial and immune systems connected?
- The fascial microbiome: Why not everything that lives in us is a threat. And what influence on the psyche is known so far.
- Fluid stasis in ground substance: The root of all evil or a sideshow of the dynamic interaction between the psyche, fascia, and immune system?
- Stress exposure: Effects of post-traumatic stress exposure on measurable fascial properties.
- Depressive mood: Update of ongoing studies on fascial aspects of depressive disorders. Possible applications for depressed and healthy people.
- Interoception versus proprioception: Which touches address which main cortical functions?
- Predictions of the brain: Why the role of 'predictive coding' is many times greater in interoception than in proprioception.
- Well-measured stimulation: Concrete applications of the Hormesis concept for therapy and everyday life.
The prediction for Karin's lesson is clear: internalise what we have learned from Robert in order to benefit immediately in body, mind and heart. The exercise selection and intention behind the resource-orientated integrative lesson are in line with the topics discussed above. Prepare for joy.
Robert and Karin are looking forward to two intriguing and pleasurable hours with you!