While the sense of proprioception and exteroception is fairly well known to therapists working with fascia, interoception has received far less attention. However, over the last decade interoception has gained increasingly more interest in research and translational applications, such as myofascial therapies. In this webinar we took a closer look to its intricate connections with fascia, emotion and self-awareness and briefly dwell on possible opportunities for (manual) therapy.
Dr. Calsius, PhD, DO (University of Hasselt Belgium) was interviewed by Robert Schleip, Phd (Ulm University). Rebecca Pratt, PhD (Oakland University) was the webinar host.
