Łukasz Gajos
09:20 | 30 minutes
The Ear as a Key to Beauty and Body Awareness – Auriculotherapy in Working with the Digestive, Nervous, and Hormonal Systems in Facial Manual Therapy
Acupuncturist, naturopath, and physiotherapist with many years of experience. Both a lecturer and a practitioner. In his work, he combines modern therapeutic methods with natural techniques such as acupuncture, visceral therapy, and pinotherapy.
Dorota Rajchert
09:50 | 30 minutes
Cesarean Section and Facial Muscles – The Scar That Changes Everything
Occupational therapist, massage therapist, and naturopath, advocate of safe scar work within the framework of Integrative Scar Therapy. Also an art therapist, art historian, and lecturer. She promotes movement classes based on Tai Chi and Qigong techniques. Co-organizer and member of the scientific committee of the National Scar Therapy Symposium.
Katarzyna Nozderko
10:20 | 30 minutes
The Therapist and the Client as a Living Field of Electromagnetic Information. How can knowledge of frequencies, vibrations, and energy be applied in therapeutic work? Neurolifting, scar therapy, and support in dermatological treatment during inflammation – a case study approach.
Cosmetologist and naturopath, founder of the Holistic Cosmetology and Naturopathy clinic Est, and creator of the estGen brand. An expert in Conscious Cosmetology, she combines manual therapies, microneedling techniques, and innovative tools of aesthetic neurorehabilitation in her practice.
COFFEE
10:50 – 11:50 | 60 minutes
Networking Break
Kari Goldyn
11:50 | 30 minutes
Neurodiversity in Manual Therapy – Touch That Doesn’t Overwhelm
Biologist and psychologist specializing in neurodiversity. She helps organizations recognize and develop the unique talents of neuroatypical individuals and foster a culture that supports the well-being of employees and leaders. A psychoeducator and business consultant, she is also the co-host of the podcast “Business and Emotions.” She conducts trainings, workshops, and lectures.
Dr Hidemi
Morimasa
12:20 | 60 minutes
YOKOMUKI Facial – Face and Body Massage in the Side-Lying Position
A specialist in aesthetics, massage, and skin care, combining tradition with scientific knowledge. She specializes in facial lifting techniques and body massage, conducting courses and seminars for professionals around the world.
LUNCH
13:20 – 14:50 | 90 minutes
Networking Break
Dr n. med. Tadeusz Oleszczuk
14:50 | 30 minutes
Facial Manual Therapy and Gynecological Health – Surprising Connections
Can working on the face support the hormonal system? How can therapists promote women’s health through touch and regulation of the nervous system?
A respected holistic doctor and specialist in gynecology and obstetrics with nearly 40 years of clinical experience. Former head of a gynecology and obstetrics department, long-time university lecturer, and bestselling author of books on women’s and men’s health. A media expert and podcast creator.
Dr Maciej Duczyński
15:20 | 30 minutes
The Brain, Touch, and the Face — Neurobiological Aspects of Manual Therapy EffectivenessHow does touch influence the client’s brain, emotions, and nervous system?
Chiropractor and osteopath whose practice is rooted in functional neurology. He specializes in treating pain-related issues and dysfunctions of the nervous system.
COFFEE
15:50 – 16:20 | 30 minutes
Networking Break
dr n. farm. Anna Kołodziejczak
16:20 | 20 minutes
Which Technologies Can Complement Manual Therapies and In Which Indications They Bring the Greatest Benefits
Cosmetologist, academic teacher, and assistant professor at the Department of Cosmetology and Aesthetic Dermatology at the Medical University of Łódź. Author of the four-volume bestselling book “Cosmetology” and over 30 internationally recognized scientific publications.
Discussion Panel
16:40 | 90 minutes
Trends and the Future of Facial Manual Therapies – From Massage to Supporting Technologies
Experts in manual therapies, physiotherapy, dermatology, cosmetology, as well as professionals from the beauty & wellness industry will take part.
