The seminars
What mechanisms maintain the tissue dysfunctions that we encounter? Why do certain tensions persist despite treatment? How does the disorder, the pain or the pathology take place in the body and how do we bring it back to its physiological balance in a safe and perennial way?
We are the common point between all the patients, but each patient is different from the other; in order to be as accurate as possible in the diagnosis and therefore in the treatment, we must first learn to systematically follow the patient's reference frame in order to have an objective reading. To do this, we will use the nervous system as an entry point. It is the conductor of the orchestra that governs afferent and efferent communication through the body's tissues, in an unconscious manner. It is the limbic system and the emotional memories that organize all this information and maintain the tissue dysfunctions, and their deprogramming allows the resilience of tensions, the psycho-emotional release and the exit of the disorder or pathology.
The seminar is divided into three three-day sessions in order to properly address both the theory and the practice. The seminars take place in September, January/February and April/May.
They are eligible for training assistance.
The trainer
I studied at the Institut Supérieur d'Ostéopathie (ISO) in Meyreuil from 2003 to 2008.
I then carried out my training in Somato-Emotional in Italy after Professor Moll for several years.
After more than 10 years of practice, it is time for me to pass these techniques on.
Tax credit and FIF PL
Credit Tax
The tax credit for the training of company directors applies to the expenses of continuing training of the liberal osteopath. However, training delivered free of charge and paid or compensated training (CPD) cannot be retained unless there is a financial contribution from the professional (invoice).
CALCULATION OF CREDIT:
The amount of the tax credit is equal to the product of the number of hours spent in training by the professional (within the limit of 40 hours) by the hourly rate of the minimum wage (in force on December 31 of the year in respect of which the tax credit is calculated), i.e. a maximum of 410 € in 2021.
For example, the professional who completed 3 days of training of 21 hours in 2021 can deduct a tax credit of 215.25 € (= 21 x 10.25 €).
TAX CREDIT: HOW TO BENEFIT FROM IT?
Complete form n ° 2069-RC-SD
Report the amount calculated on the 2042C declaration, 8 “OTHER CHARGES…” field 8WD, the number of hours of training (limited to 40 hours) multiplied by the hourly rate of the minimum wage in force on December 31 of the year in which the conducts the training.
Attach to your income tax return (2035 + 2042 + 2042C) the continuing vocational training certificate issued by the organization with which you followed the training.
FIF PL
The training is referenced DATADOCK and supported by the FIF PL.
It is possible to deduct from taxes the remainder of the charge not reimbursed by the FIF PL.
