The ΙNDIBA Fascia webinar will last 1.5 hours and will include both the theoretical presentation of the technique and the practical demonstration of its main applications.
The innovative webinar is aimed at health scientists, such as physiotherapists and physicians of various specialties, who are involved in the prevention and rehabilitation of myofascial disorders and who want to update and deepen their knowledge of the latest data on using special INDIBA Fascia Tools and equipments, which are based on the proprietary INDIBA FASCIA Technique.
The INDIBA Fascia Technique is an innovative therapeutic approach that combines static and dynamic manipulations of the body’s soft tissues with special clinical equipment (INDIBA FASCIA Tools) along with the added effect of the INDIBA Activ radiofrequency current aimed at treating pathological conditions.
The webinar’s purpose is to train physiotherapists in the documented application of the INDIBA FASCIA Technique to prevent and rehabilitate neuromusculoskeletal injuries and diseases. The goal is to acquire new and established knowledge on fascial science and INDIBA Fascia procedures. This includes results from the laboratory, using innovative evidence-based techniques and methods of myofascial release and mobilization of the body’s soft tissues with INDIBA Fascial tools. The program will also provide basic knowledge of histology, the anatomy and functions of the human fascia and analyze its pathological myofascial adaptations.
Why should you join this webinar?
- understand the fascial function and its significance,
- have a detailed knowledge of INDIBA Activ, INDIBA Fascia procedures and its theoretical background,
- have a detailed knowledge of recent research evidence on INDIBA Fascia procedures and its effectiveness.
Furthermore, the trainees will be able to know how to apply INDIBA Fascia procedures:
- to restore the range of motion of the joints within a minimum number of treatment sessions,
- to mobilize the edemas – hematomas that are created because of sports injuries,
- to improve blood and lymphatic circulation,
- to align healing fibers,
- to apply transverse friction massage to tendon diseases and other chronic injuries,
- to reduce muscle tone and spasm,
- to accelerate healing,
- to effectively treat most musculoskeletal injuries and pathologies,
- to apply functional rehabilitation techniques.
Dr Konstantinos Fousekis
Dr. Konstantinos Fousekis is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physiotherapy at the University of Patras. He graduated both from the Department of Physical Education and Sport Science at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (1995) and also from the Department of Physiotherapy at Charles University in Czech Republic, Prague (1998). He went further to complete his postgraduate studies in Sports Medicine (Masters in Medical Science – MMedSci) at the University of Glasgow, UK (1999), where he received the clinical specialization of Sports Physiotherapist (Sports PhD). In 2010, he completed his PhD at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in Physiotherapy Evaluation of Sports Injuries’ Etiology.
His clinical experience focuses on the evaluation and rehabilitation of sports and myofascial injuries and pathologies. Since 2003 he has been working both in the clinical and in the academic field. His research interest is focused on sports physiotherapy, soft tissue techniques in physiotherapy and therapeutic exercise. His scientific publications are mainly of musculoskeletal content, and his published work has been widely recognized by the scientific community in the field of Sports and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) treatment. He has also given a series of scientific lectures, announcements, and presentations at significant conferences both in Greece and abroad. In addition, he teaches postgraduate students and participates in the coordination of postgraduate programs. He is an elected member of the Scientific Certification Program of Athletic Physiotherapists in Greece.
Dr. Fousekis is an educational Director of the Ergon IASTM technique. He has developed basic and advanced myofascial therapy courses and teaches this therapeutic technique in 40 countries worldwide. In collaboration with INDIBA, he created the educational program INDIBA Fascia which is the most innovative approach to treating soft tissues of the body to date.