MyO Concept by Hans de Jong Module 4: 30 January 2026

Content of Module 4 – MyO-Concept® Training

Advanced Techniques, Clinical Reasoning, Visceral Treatment, and Integrative Rehabilitation

Module 4 is the final part of the MyO-Concept® course series and focuses on deepening, reviewing, and clinically applying the skills learned in previous modules. This module integrates manual therapy, visceral techniques, structural analysis, and functional reintegration into a cohesive therapeutic approach.

1. Completion & Review of Joint Mobilisations

We complete the treatment of all major joints — both in flexion and extension. The emphasis is on:

• The cervical spine (C-spine)
• Relevant reviews from Modules 1 to 3
• Additional joints and techniques based on participant requests

2. Clinical Approach to Specific Patient Populations

We explore the application of the MyO-Concept for complex clinical syndromes, including:

• Whiplash: neurodynamics, fascial adhesions, cervical instability
• Fibromyalgia: autonomic regulation, central sensitisation, gentle manual techniques

3. Visceral Therapy and the Diaphragm

Treatment of the abdominal cavity is a key part of this module. You will learn:

• Mobilisation techniques for the diaphragm
• Palpation and treatment of visceral structures such as the liver, stomach, and intestines
• The impact of visceral tension on posture and movement capacity

4. Structural Changes and Diagnostic Imaging

We dive into the world of MRI, CT, and X-rays and focus on:

• What is structurally truly relevant to the patient’s symptoms?
• How to read and interpret imaging independently and critically
• Why radiology reports often fall short for clinical reasoning

5. Case-Based Differential Diagnosis: Including Lumbar Disc Herniation

Through clinical case studies, we analyse:

• How herniated discs present clinically
• What aspects the therapist can and cannot influence
• How recovery expectations differ between individuals

6. Proprioception, Coordination, and Functional Integration

Between passive treatment and active training lies a crucial transitional phase. In this stage, you’ll learn:

• How to reintegrate restored mobility and function into the movement system
• Which techniques support proprioceptive training and motor control
• Why this transitional phase is essential to prevent recurrence

Why This Module is Unique

Module 4 offers an integrated approach that combines imaging interpretation, clinical reasoning, visceral therapy, and functional rehabilitation. This in-depth module ensures that you as a therapist:

• Are better equipped to analyse complex pain and movement disorders
• Can treat more effectively based on the patient’s individual situation
• And are better prepared to guide patients toward sustainable recovery