Topic: 

Fascia in animal chiropractic: What can we learn fom each other?

Speaker Details:

https://www.fasciaresearchsociety.org/2022_scientific_committee.php

Werner Klingler studied human medicine at the University of Ulm and at the Guy’s and St. Thomas Medical School in London. He completed his training in Applied Physiology at the University of Ulm under the supervision of Dr. med. Frank Lehmann-Horn, a pioneer in muscle research and one of the world’s leading experts in myofascial diseases. There he also completed his specialisation as a clinical anaesthetist with training in complex pain medicine. Klingler is an active clinician, heads the neurophysiological muscle laboratory and is co-founder of the Fascia Research Group in Ulm. He was a founding member of the first Fascia Research Conference at Harvard University in 2007, chairman of the Fascia Research Conference in Berlin 2018, Scientific Committee Member 2022 in Montreal and host of an ongoing series of fascia summer schools and connective tissue conferences. Klingler has received several awards, including the Young Investigator Award of the Federation of European Physiological Societies, the World Congress on Low Back Pain Award and the Vladimir Janda Award for Musculoskeletal Medicine.

Topic: 

Cattle – the forgotten patient: Benefits and limits of manual therapy for this not so exotic patient

Speaker Details:

DVM, CVA (cretified veterinary acupuncturist), CVBMA (certified veterinary balance method acupuncturist) und certified veterinary chiropractor:

http://www.veterinaer-chiropraktik.de

Imke Tratsis studied veterinary medicine at the University of Leipzig (Germany) and the vetsuisse University of Bern (Switzerland).
She graduated in 2009 and then worked in large animal and mixed practices. In 2013 she earned her degree in veterinary chiropractic and to make her work in this field more effective she started learning TCVM at the Chi Institute of Europe in 2015. She achieved her CVA in 2017 and her CVBMA in 2022.
Since 2015 she has been working in her own practice with the main emphasis in TCVM and chiropractic in the south of Germany. Here she treats mainly horses, dogs and some cattle.
Since 2021 she is the director of the Chi Campus Germany and teaches TCVM to other vets.
She is married, has two children and lives in the South of Germany.

Topic: “Cattle- the forgotten patient (benefits and limits of manual therapy for this not so exotic patient)

Topic:

Advance chiropractic: Theory and hands on lessons

Tools for setting the right priorities for the individual patient including an algorhythm for diagnosing primary subclinical lameness issues vs primary internal problems. Treatment options including myofascial release, osteopathic diaphragm techniques and trigger points.

Speaker Details:

Ower of the school “Backbone Academy” in Germany

https://www.backbone-academy.com/de/

Bio Ines für IVCA 2023