Yep, that’s right it’s whiplash season 😱 Late summer / early autumn (and spring time) when the sun is low in the sky as people are driving to and from work is prime time for a whiplash incident. Obviously if this happens to you, there are all sorts of cervical (neck) and extraocular compensations that…
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| Client Cases, Latest News, TX - Cranial / Head, TX - Hips, Legs and Feet
A client retuned from a short walking holiday with pain in the lateral side of their leg. After spending a little time on the leg, we move to doing some cranial work. After more time had passed than I thought we’d spend on the cranium, I asked ‘have you banged your head?’ ‘Oh, I forgot…
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| Client Cases, Latest News, TX - Scars, TX - Shoulders, Arms, Wrists & Hands
Is it the smallest visible scar I’ve treated? I’m not sure but it was pretty tiny – if you can’t see it, it’s the tiny line slightly lighter than the surrounding skin between the pink and blue arrows. I’ve seen the client for two sessions before this for the same complaint – elbow pain. This…
Continue Reading | Client Cases, How we work, Latest News, TX - Hips, Legs and Feet, TX - Pelvic Floor
Client presented in clinic with a deep aching pain in their left hip, all muscles around the hip and thigh tested weak. We assessed internal and external rotation, whilst external rotation very good, there was next to no internal rotation. Using polarity on the sacrum, enables things to shift back into their optimal position. Movement…
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| Education, Courses, Training, Latest News, TX - Pelvic Floor
Last night I went to a viewing of @birthtimeworld ‘s Birth Time: The documentary. I stood out as the only man in the cinema. It was an informative, transformative, powerful, traumatic viewing experience, yet I’ve never felt so supported and seen – an interesting experience in a public cinema surrounded by strangers. If you’re a…
Continue Reading | Client Cases, Latest News, TX - Cranial / Head, TX - Neck & Eyes
Today I had a client attend clinic with a very sore neck, and very restricted RoM when looking to the left / over their left shoulder. Onset was shortly after their horse barged them unexpectedly from behind after a little altercation with another horse. The result > whiplash. Upon testing we found the muscles of…
Continue Reading Warning this post may trigger, and does contain images some may find offensive. Nipples don’t come up too often in clinic, but they occasionally do. Current or previous piercings, tattoos, or scarring from a multitude of surgical procedures are some the normal “physical” issues, but there can be other types of trauma, as well as…
Continue Reading | Client Cases, Latest News, TX - Spinal, Torso, Breathing
Abs not meet in the middle, or you’ve got a little abdominal bulge that just won’t go? Keep reading 👇🏻 I had a client attend clinic today who had been having lower back pain for a while, but since they’d upped their fitness regime had started getting groin pain and now the back was so…
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Scars! I love them ❤️ because they hold the key to unravelling so many dysfunctional issues. Today provided an incredibly complex (and exciting) pattern of release. Four areas of dysfunction, each with a different vector of release, six areas which needed normalising, we were then able to integrate the global movement patterns resulting in a…
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| Latest News, TX - Cranial / Head, TX - Neck & Eyes
Yes. In a cruel twist of irony, however, we also find that limited eye movement causes dysfunction in the motor control of the muscles responsible for the movement in the neck, often resulting in pain, and limited RoM. You can see how the cascade starts 👓
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