Nuria Vives Anatomía® Study of the Anatomy of Conscious Movement Based on the principle that it is necessary to feel the movement so that it can be integrated within oneself before being transmitted, this particular methodology, with a participatory and respectful pedagogy, invites to come to terms with the aridity of the descriptive anatomy and to find the sense of movement from the body. It links knowledge with the experience of movement itself, putting anatomy in the service of conscious movement. Nuria Vives Anatomía® Anatomy, Integration and Movement www.nuriavivesanatomia.com Degree in Science in Education, Maitrise in Pedagogy and Master in Psychomotor Therapy. Co-founder, director and coordinator of the Centre de Pedagogía Corporal L’ Eix. Palafrugell, where various professionals develop activities related to physical education, therapy and movement. She introduces in Spain "Anatomy of Movement ®" together with the method’s author Blandine Calais-Germain with whom she has worked for over 30 years. Trainer of Anatomy of Movement and Teacher of Sensory Awareness. Designer of the Cycle: Anatomy and Childbirth Preparation (60h) for midwives, physiotherapists and other professionals associated with pregnancy and childbirth. Author of the book: "Giving birth in Motion" with Blandine Calais-Germain.   COURSES IN THE SCHOOL: . PERINEUM, INTEGRATION AND MOVEMENT - bY Nuria Vives     22, 23, 24 and 25 March 2012 (In Madrid) + Information (PDF) Who can enroll in these courses? Anyone interested can register. In all cases (even in the case of people with no professional interest), the corresponding certificate will be provided. PROGRAM of the Course FEMALE PERINEUM IN MOVEMENT Based on the book "The Female Perineum" by B.Calais-Germain Introduction to the method "Perineo, Integración y Movimiento ®" . Definition of Perineum. . Presentation of the endo-pelvic and exo-pelvic pelvis: bone and joint anatomy. . Global movements of the pelvis in the three anatomical planes. . The pelvic excavation. . Intrinsic movements of the pelvis and its relevance to the perineum. . Superficial muscles of the pelvic floor. Practical testing of the different muscles that compose it. . Deep pelvic floor muscles. Practical testing of the different muscles that make it up. . How to distinguish and make independent the different muscles of the perineum among them. . The neighboring muscles of the perineum: theory and practice to feel, perceive and distinguish them on oneself. . How to distinguish and dissociate the pelvic floor muscles from the peripheral muscles of the pelvis. . Pelvic muscular diaphragm and thoracic diaphragm. Synchronized or opposed movements in breathing and implications for the perineum. . The abdominal muscles and the perineum. Concepts of synergy between them. . Situations of pressure on the perineum region. Recognition and resources applicable to each specific situation. . Coordination of muscle groups described in everyday gestures.