Advanced Visceral Components of the Neck & Thorax
Deep visceral work on the complex anatomy of the neck and the thoracic inlet.
An advanced deep-dive into the cervical and thoracic visceral components — arguably the densest anatomical region in the Barral curriculum.
VMAT addresses the extraordinary anatomical density of the neck and thoracic inlet — where thyroid, trachea, esophagus, great vessels, brachial plexus, cervical fasciae and the top of the pleural cavity all converge. This advanced course teaches you to evaluate and treat the visceral structures of this region with precision, integrating visceral work with the cervical biomechanics, the shoulder girdle and the cranial base. Clinical applications include chronic cervical pain, thyroid-related complaints, dysphagia, reflux with cervical radiation and post-surgical neck restrictions.
What you will learn
- Evaluate and treat the visceral structures of the neck
- Release the thoracic inlet with visceral precision
- Address thyroid, esophagus and great vessel restrictions
- Integrate visceral, cervical and cranial base work
Prerequisites
VM4
Train in Madrid
Enrollment is handled on our Spanish site — you will be redirected to the course catalog to pick available dates.