Tuning forks like you never seen it & Lymphatic taping, by asst. professor Valentyn Sergiienko

🔔 The unseen power of tuning forks

• What is really happening when you manipulate? This question remains open.
• How can you understand Ruffini, Pacini, and Golgi receptors—and apply this knowledge to improve your therapeutic outcomes?
• How does the body interpret internal and external information? Through signals from receptors to the brain. But what happens when these signals are incorrect?
• How can you integrate the work of Dr. Irvin Korr into your daily clinical practice?
• From a hyper-facilitated neuron to a new Wide Dynamic Range neuron

When the body receives incorrect incoming information, it cannot function optimally. But why does this happen?
Because of trauma—or “software” errors in the system.

After trauma, the body attempts to repair tissue and restore function. However, this repair is sometimes suboptimal, causing receptors to send altered signals. The brain may continue to perceive the trauma as ongoing.

By understanding the specific receptors of different tissues (e.g. muscles, ligaments, fascia, and visceral organs), you will learn how the body compensates—and how to reset this incorrect information.

Once reset, nervous system function improves, and the body recognizes that the trauma has resolved.
Normal function is restored.

This method is applicable in joint, ligament, fascial, and visceral work—making your treatments more efficient and effective.

It is also highly valuable for improving athletic performance and preventing injuries.

After the course, you will be able to apply your new knowledge and skills immediately.
You will work with innovative tools such as neurological tuning forks (different Hz) and poke needles (toothpicks)—in a way you have never seen before.

These tools are directly applicable in clinical practice and help prevent recurrence of injuries.

🎯 Lymphatic taping with immediate, impressive results

Learn taping techniques you’ve never seen before—achieving powerful effects in acute cases and effective fluid movement in chronic conditions.

A powerful tool for your clinical results.

You will learn exactly how and where to apply taping to optimize lymphatic drainage.
These techniques are non-invasive and based on Valentyn’s extensive experience as both a traumatologist and osteopath, integrating fascial and neurological systems.

This is more than a taping course—you will gain a deep understanding of:

• Why the body creates swelling
• How fascia functions as a network and structural framework