Functional Anatomic Palpation Systems™ Videos
The F.A.P™ anatomy seminars combine effective lecture-based anatomy instruction with hands-on practice to provide a complete knowledge base for manual diagnosis, and care of musculoskeletal conditions. The video's below provide actual clips taken from prior Functional Anatomic Palpation Systems™ seminars and cover topics such as the importance of soft tissue palpatory knowledge, important F.A.P™ system concepts, clips of hands-on instruction and more.
1VIDEO 1: F.A.P™ Concepts - Dr. Spina discusses some of the central concepts guiding the FAP systems of palpation.
2VIDEO 2: Diagnostic Specificity and Palpation: Dr. Spina discusses the importance of specific palpatory examination for the diagnosis of musculoskeletal conditions.
3VIDEO 3: Manual Medicine: Dr. Spina discusses the problems with current methods. of manual diagnosis including special imaging and orthopedic testing.
4VIDEO 4: F.A.P.™ Seminar: clips of an FAP seminar are shown, including Dr. Spina discussing hamstrings group, and Dr. Chivers discussing a clinical case involving lateral ankle sprains.
5VIDEO 5: FAP™ Anatomy Seminars: footage of an upper limb Functional Anatomic Palpation Systems™ seminar.
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TESTIMONIALS
"The F.A.P.™ course was very useful on a number of levels. It provided a thorough overview of anatomy, but more importantly clinically applicable anatomy that you can use 'Monday morning'. The instructors provided good hands on assistance and managed to weave in many clinical pearls that further added to the value of the course. Without question I would recommend F.A.P.™ courses to others; I look forward to taking the next one."
Dr. Dean Wright
Chiropractor, Claims & Administrative Officer – Canadian Chiropractic Protective Assoc.
Former President Ontario Chiropractic Association
Dr. Dean Wright
Chiropractor, Claims & Administrative Officer – Canadian Chiropractic Protective Assoc.
Former President Ontario Chiropractic Association



