This course—the direct continuation of Manual Therapy in the Oculomotor System—provides the hands-on skills required to design targeted home exercise programmes that seamlessly integrate:
It is the perfect clinical approach to complement physiotherapy for the neck, cranium, and eyes.
What else do you need to register? Enrol today.
The oculomotor system and the cervical spine for common clinical conditions, such as headaches or balance disorders.
The profound neurofunctional relationship between the eyes and the neck.
Like never before, from a comprehensive, global perspective.
That multiply the clinical value of your manual therapy.
Developmental Optometrist with over 25 years of clinical experience, specialising in behavioural and developmental optometry.
Master Practitioner and Trainer in Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) with a Master’s degree in Human Resources Management.
Board Member of SIODEC (International Society of Developmental and Behavioural Optometry).
Clinical Director of the Lucila To Optometry and Therapy Center in Andorra.
Expert in craniofacial manual therapy.
Specialist in paediatrics and neurodevelopment. Faculty member for the Postgraduate Expert Programme in Craniocervical-Mandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain at the European University of Madrid. Author of the book “Manual Therapy in the Oculomotor System” (2nd Edition, Elsevier). Researcher, international speaker, and PIMT faculty member.
With this format, each seminar is structured into 3 core teaching blocks:
Block 1
Asynchronous online content for flexible distance learning.
Block 2
5 hours of interactive theoretical training delivered live via Zoom.
Block 3
30 hands-on in-person hours.
The course was excellent. Through his expertise, knowledge, and passion, Dr. Iñaki Pastor enabled me to fully understand the cervico-ocular system and its therapeutic applications for both children and adults. The course allowed me to integrate a key component into my clinical reasoning and gain an essential perspective on the relationship between eyes and neck — indispensable for interpreting symptoms that are often overlooked.
A wonderful training course, detailed and carefully designed in every aspect. The teacher — SUPER!
A very well-structured and organized course that opens up a new world rarely addressed in physiotherapy. I’m sure it will change my clinical practice, just as all TMPI courses have done.
An exceptional course that changes the way you approach the problem. Highly recommended.
ZARAGOZA
OPEN REGISTRATION
Manual therapy for the oculomotor system. SEMINAR 2
ACCESS FROM: 06/04/26
IN-PERSON: May 06 to 10 2026
PLACE: Hotel NH Ciudad de Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
ORGANIZE: TMPI INTERNACIONAL
• Classical optometry.
• Functional optometry.
• Behavioural and developmental optometry.
• Optometry for acquired brain injury.
• Optometry for low vision.
• Ocular pathologies.
• Pathologies of the ocular adnexa.
• Neuropathologies in vision.
• Non-strabismic binocular dysfunctions.
• Strabismus and alignment disorders.
• Amblyopia.
• The interdisciplinary network of eye care professionals.
• The eye and ocular structures.
• The ocular adnexa.
• Visual processing pathways.
• The four paradigms driving visual dominance.
• Binocular vs. monocular vision.
• Peripheral vs. central vision.
• Near vs. far vision.
• Static vs. dynamic vision.
• Introduction to ophthalmic lenses and their clinical use.
• Spherical lenses.
• Astigmatic lenses and refractive correction.
• Introduction to prisms in vision therapy.
• Postural prisms and neuro-postural alignment.
• Yoked prisms and spatial organisation.
• Corrective prisms and refractive management.
• Therapeutic occlusions in binocular vision care.
• The ophthalmological examination.
• The developmental optometric examination.
• Functional binocular screening.
• Clinical oculomotor screening.
• Analysing patient signs and symptoms.
• Evaluating structural data.
• Interpreting functional data
• Integrating optometric and physiotherapy clinical perspectives.
• Defining the therapeutic plan and establishing collaborative goals.
• Designing the integrated treatment strategy.
• Review of upper and lower cervical spine manual techniques.
• Review of manual assessment and treatment techniques for the oculomotor system.
• Review of specialized craniocervical techniques.
• The Astronaut Board protocol.
• The Infinity Walk protocol.
• Integrated vision, posture, and cognition protocols.
• Clinical assessment, intervention integration, and functional reassessment.
