Ressources scientifiques

Auteures : Hélène BOURHIS-BOIS, Isabelle BERTRAND, Anne LIEUTAUD Introduction Fascia are tissues that are belong to the living organism, which, from a phenomenological point of view, can become an object of knowledge. From this perspective, fascia appear to be animated by a very slow motion, described as the self-regulating force of living organisms (Bois, 2009)….

Auteurs  COURRAUD Christian et BERTRAND Isabelle Introduction Many manual and movement therapies have focused on the properties of fascia to relieve pain, treat somatic diseases and manage health. Recent studies have shown that fascia can be considered as an interoceptive pathway, and therefore suggest that it may be involved in the process of Body and…

Auteures  Brigitte DIDOT-RIGAUX, Karine GRENIER, Anne LIEUTAUD Introduction A sensory gymnastics practice (Courraud et Bertrand 2024) was proposed as part of a 2-day ergomotricity training course, to a group of homecare workers. It was the subject of an exploratory study as part of a Master’s thesis, aimed at questioning the effects of this practice and…

Auteurs BERTRAND Isabelle, DUPUIS Cyril, PEREIRA Bruno, LAMBERT Céline, COURRAUD Christian Introduction Chronic low back pain is a common concern in physiotherapy practice [1]. Emerging research highlights the potential involvement of the fascial system in its pathophysiology [2]. Despite growing interest in fascia-focused approaches, no studies have yet demonstrated the efficacy of fasciatherapy in treating non-specific…

Auteurs BERTRAND Isabelle et COURRAUD Christian Main objective of this workshop: This workshop aims to enable participants to experience the clinical and educational benefits of Fascia Sensorial Training in the management of low back pain, through movements that target biomechanical and sensory alterations of the fascial system involved in low back pain.   Presentation approach: The…