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Many many therapists have been to see me for treatment, training, shadowing and 1:1 sessions. Its always a privilege.
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Many many therapists have been to see me for treatment, training, shadowing and 1:1 sessions. Its always a privilege.
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I’ve been neglecting my bells for a while now. Dropped and scuffed on tarmac, bashed against each other etc they were looking a little battle worn, and the rust was starting to set in. Beautiful weather today, so decided to give them a lick of the black stuff (horns still colour coded so I don’t…
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This week has been a struggle. I’ve had two conversations with clients both reporting back to me their interactions with NHS professionals. And I’m struggling to meet their comments with professionalism. Professionalism and integrity are two things I hold in high regard. I have helped countless individuals avoid unnecessary surgeries, come off unnecessary prescribed medication,…
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Diastasis recti is more common than people realise. It can happen in both men and women, and may occur in those with breathing and or circulatory issues, those who have had abdominal surgery or in those with acid reflux (GERD). Diastasis recti – the partial or complete separation of the rectus abdominus (6 pack) muscle…
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Seriously cool session today. Client turned up for a routine check over. Nothing really going on, a few niggles, maybe some aches around the neck. After some basic testing we found the right TVA, front and rear pelvic floor, neck extensors and left pectorals off line. Understandably with these results the breathing was also dysfunctional,…
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It’s always fun working on fitness instructors, this time, a Pilates Instructor. She’s been struggling with the roll down for a while now. Using MMT (Manual Muscle Testing) the thoracic extensor muscles all tested strong, so no problems there, what else could it be 🤔 But wait ‘strong’ doesn’t mean functional. The superficial thoracic extensors…
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If you’ve had a pregnancy, it’s always worth getting checked for any dysfunction in your Breathing / movement control. It’s all too easy to reinforce compensation patterns with daily movements, which can eventually result in aches, pains or restrictions. Resolving the compensations means you can breath more easily, having more energy for the things you…
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The number of women delivering babies via cesarean section has nearly doubled worldwide since 2000 to almost 21%, and is set to continue increasing over the coming decade, with nearly a third (29%) of all births likely to take place by caesarean section by 2030, up significantly from the 10% considered medically necessary. Part of…
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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,…
Continue Reading Very privileged to work on a super cute 10 month old in clinic this week. They’d skipped a few developmental milestones, so their parents wanted me to take a look. We did some corrective work on their pelvis, diaphragm, sternum, xyphoid, thoracic spine, C1 as well as some unwinding from some cranial work. I’m excited…
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