| TX - Neck & Eyes, TX - Scars, TX - Spinal, Torso, Breathing
Pelvic instability linked to eye issues, themselves linked partially to a couple of 30 year old chicken pox scars – today’s clinic was awesome 🤩 In the first image you can see the scar portion of the treatment plan, in the second the fascial release which occurred with it 🔥 Experience the difference – A…
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| TX - Cranial / Head, TX - Neck & Eyes, TX - Scars
In clinic we use a 16 position perturbation test to see if the long chain kinetics are working well together, it’s a nice, quick indicator of how things are going. In clinic today a client presented with neck pain and headaches. They failed 11 of the perturbation test positions – very wobbly! We tracked this…
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| Posts, TX - Cranial / Head, TX - Neck & Eyes
I work with dysfunctional eye movements to balance proprioception. People who should always have this checked: People who have, or have had whiplash; People who have, or have had concussion; People who have, or have had a car or bike accident or similar; People who take part in any sport where head impact occurs (boxing,…
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| Posts, TX - Hips, Legs and Feet, TX - Neck & Eyes, TX - Scars
Could your hip niggles and neck pain be coming from a toe you fractured years ago? You betchya! The client presented with discomfort in the toe when the dorsal surface of the foot (top) was on the floor during their Pilates class. They also had issues standing on one leg, which would cause pain around…
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Client presented with numbness, tingling and pins and needles from the shoulder into the right hand. Today was the fourth treatment and I actually remembered to take before and after photos! I’ve tried to align them as best I can, but you can see the clear improvement with just 45 minutes work. Each time they…
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| Client Cases, Latest News, TX - Neck & Eyes, TX - Scars, TX - Shoulders, Arms, Wrists & Hands
Client presented with numbness and tingling in the index finger and dorsal surface of the hand. Compression of the C5-C7 vertebrae were not helping and correcting the breath before decompression of the lower cervical spine helped stabilise this. Interestingly a scar from a Dupuytren’s contracture correction surgery was causing hypertonicity in the supinator and brachioradialis…
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An interesting read on many levels. I wonder how many magnetic ballast fluorescent tubes they use at the local school, and how many of the migraine sufferers that come to see me have luminaries, particularly the new LED’s which flicker! I will be asking the question. Handy tip for checking as well “If you can…
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We’ve discussed before how various things can affect our musculoskeletal system – and how the true cause isn’t always what’s going on with the muscles themselves! In clinic we deal loosely with three main areas, the limbic system, the physiological systems (endocrine, peripheral nerves, circulatory systems etc) as well as the structural components (muscles, tendons,…
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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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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…
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