Rome · 13–14 March & 3–4 April 2027

aNETomy Basic — KNT 2027

Learn to understand the body as a network of interconnected structures.

CTB Cervico-Thoraco-Brachial APLC Abdomino-Pelvic-Lumbo-Crural CF Craniofacial REG Regulatory Network

32hIntensive training

+2hAdditional video content

≤8Participants per course

RomeVia Fermo 2C

The model

Develop a network-based view of the human body

aNETomy Basic is an advanced training programme combining the aNETomy Anatomical Networks model with the clinical application of the Kinematic Networks Technique (KNT).

The programme is based on the Morphological Communication paradigm: body form is not viewed only as structure, but as an active means of transmitting information between functional modules.

N.1

Learning objectives

Understand Morphological Communication
Learn KNT for assessment and treatment
Develop advanced clinical interpretation
Map the three main macroclusters

N.2

Methodology

30% applied theory
60% guided practice
10% clinical cases
Personalised training

N.3

What is included

Access to the Clinical AI platform
Course notes and KNT materials
Private working group
Certificate of attendance

Weekend 01

13–14 March 2027

Network Cervico-Thoraco-Brachial
Network Abdomino-Pelvic-Lumbo-Crural
Morphological Transduction
Applied KNT

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Weekend 02

3–4 April 2027

Network Craniofacial
Regulatory Network
Complex clinical cases
Treatment protocols

Course fee

Invest in your professional development

Course fee

850 €

Association membership included

What is included

32 hours of training + 2 hours of additional video content
Course notes, KNT materials and access to the Clinical AI platform
aNETomy association membership, which is required to participate in the course

For aNETomy members

💠 Special rates for previous participants

250 € Full Refresh

150 € Single module

*Available only to aNETomy members with an active membership.

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Full programme

The four-network programme

aNETomy Basic — KNT 2027

01/02

Weekend 1

13–14 March 2027

Saturday — The Cervico-Thoraco-Brachial Network

Neck, thorax and upper limbs

09:00–11:00

Theory

The body as a network

How anatomical structures interact

11:00–13:00

Theory

Neck and shoulder anatomy

Cervical, thoracic and upper-limb connections

14:00–16:00

Practice

Upper-body assessment

Assessment of the neck, thorax and upper limbs

16:00–18:00

Practice

Cervical and thoracic techniques

KNT approaches for common dysfunctions

Sunday — The Abdomino-Pelvic-Lumbo-Crural Network

Pelvis, lumbar region and lower limbs

09:00–11:00

Theory

Pelvic and lumbar biomechanics

Dynamics of the load-bearing system

11:00–13:00

Practice

Load-bearing system assessment

Assessment of the pelvis, lumbar region and lower limbs

14:00–16:00

Practice

Pelvic and lower-limb techniques

KNT approaches for the lower limb

16:00–18:00

Practice

Integrated assessment

Connecting upper- and lower-body assessments

02/02

Weekend 2

3–4 April 2027

Saturday — The Craniofacial Network

Skull and nervous system

09:00–11:00

Theory

The skull within the network

Craniosacral connections and their role within the system

11:00–13:00

Theory & practice

Mastication and posture

Relationship between occlusion, the spine and posture. Instrumental assessment using stabilometry and myotonometry

14:00–16:00

Practice

Cranial and cervical assessment

Practical cranio-cervical assessment

16:00–18:00

Practice

Cranio-cervical techniques

Approaches for the head, neck and jaw

Sunday — The Regulatory Network

Integrated clinical approach

09:00–11:00

Practice

Neurovascular techniques

Approaches to vagal regulation using Heart Rate Variability measurements and modulation techniques

11:00–13:00

Practice

Integration of the three systems

Integrating all regions within a complete treatment approach

14:00–16:00

Practice

Clinical cases

Application to common clinical scenarios

16:00–18:00

Discussion

Final review

Questions, discussion and consolidation

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aNETomy Basic — KNT 2027

Develop a network-based view of the human body

Learning objectives

Methodology

What is included

Invest in your professional development

What is included

💠 Special rates for previous participants

🎟️ Reserve your place

✉️ Questions? Contact us

The four-network programme

Weekend 1

Saturday — The Cervico-Thoraco-Brachial Network

The body as a network

Neck and shoulder anatomy

Upper-body assessment

Cervical and thoracic techniques

Sunday — The Abdomino-Pelvic-Lumbo-Crural Network

Pelvic and lumbar biomechanics

Load-bearing system assessment

Pelvic and lower-limb techniques

Integrated assessment

Weekend 2

Saturday — The Craniofacial Network

The skull within the network

Mastication and posture

Cranial and cervical assessment

Cranio-cervical techniques

Sunday — The Regulatory Network

Neurovascular techniques

Integration of the three systems

Clinical cases

Final review

🎟️ Reserve your place

✉️ Questions about the programme?