| How we work, TX - Scars, TX - Shoulders, Arms, Wrists & Hands
Today we had both a Caesarian and pacemaker scar contributing to a shoulder which hadn’t been feeling too happy for a while. The Caesarian was contributing to a loss of core stability (ability to generate intra abdominal pressure), whilst the pacemaker scaring in addition to the device itself was contributing to dysfunction in the local…
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| Client Cases, How we work, Latest News, TX - Low Back Pain, TX - Scars
Low back pain – it’s a phrase which covers everything from a twinge to something truly debilitating. Today’s case review looks at the latter – a female client, currently on high dose Gabapentin, Zapain plus the usual over the counter meds for pain pretty much everywhere, but mostly from the low back and down into…
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| Client Cases, How we work, Latest News, TX - Cranial / Head
Your body knows what’s needed to heal. Along with all the structural techniques employed in sessions, intuition plays it’s part too. People are often surprised when we need to perform a ‘release’ on an area they weren’t aware was uncomfortable or needed any work. The same is true on non structural elements. I had a…
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Balance is never more important than in an elderly or frail population, where a fall could mean a broken hip, and months of recovery thereafter. One of the first things we do with any new client, and throughout their treatment is evaluate their stability with a single leg stance and perturbation test. These tests challenge…
Continue Reading | How we work, Latest News, Reminders
This! It is more relevant than anyone gives it credit for. Trauma, no matter how old, or what its nature, has the potential to be at the root of what is going on for you right now. It’s why the consult form is so long, and why we keep visiting what you’ve been through in…
Continue Reading In clinic we use a unique combination of neuromuscular testing and treatment techniques from a range of disciplines, to optimise your neurology, so that you can do the two most important things in life: breath and move. If you’re results focused, this is going to appeal to you. Whilst it can often feel nice (*although…
Continue Reading They say if you can’t explain it to a 3 year old! To a three year old I would say I help people to help themselves. In my “advertising” I use the tag line “A refreshingly different approach to pain and dysfunction – Breath better, move better, feel better to live better” but what does…
Continue Reading I was having a conversation with my brother the other day, also a trained body worker, but it occurred to me it could be quite intimidating coming to see me in clinic if you aren’t used to my way of working. Ignoring the slightly ‘out there’ work I do with polarity, tuning forks, and even…
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| Client Cases, How we work, Latest News
It’s not just a job. It’s my passion, my calling. I am blessed to have such amazing clients – clients who stretch and challenge me, but who also give me goosebumps when things resolve right in front of our eyes 🤩 Whiteboard shows a long and complicated treatment from today’s session, tailored to their very…
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| Client Cases, How we work, Latest News, Techniques, TX - Cranial / Head, TX - Spinal, Torso, Breathing
Sometimes our dysfunctions are ever present, fizzing and popping just below the surface, the tiny little live wire, shouting loudest, grabbing all the attention. Sometimes they’ve been with us for a long time, they’re buried under multiple layers of dysfunction, and aren’t always easy to see or gain access to. Today, I am truly grateful…
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