| TX - Hips, Legs and Feet, TX - Spinal, Torso, Breathing
The foot tripod is so important ❤️ Know it. Feel it. Use it. https://www.youtube.com/playlist… Photo credit: Gary Ward Experience the difference – A refreshingly different approach to pain and dysfunction, so you can breathe better, move better, to live better.
Continue Reading Beyond honoured to be trusted with these highly emotive scars ❤️ They were contributing to intrinsic and cervical spine stability issues resulting in nausea, headaches and a constant crushing sensation. Experience the difference – A refreshingly different approach to pain and dysfunction, so you can breathe better, move better, to live better.
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| 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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Another day another scar 🤩 (I swear I don’t go looking for them!) Today’s scar is from a wood burning stove 🔥 This was contributing to issues with lateral stability, gait and lower back pain. Breathing drills to be done, and running will resume shortly 👍 Experience the difference – A refreshingly different approach to…
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| How we work, TX - Hips, Legs and Feet, TX - Scars
I had a client come in that I’ve been seeing for a while working on a post operative hip scar which has been causing all sorts of gait (walking) issues. We’ve been making excellent progress to date (I say ‘we’, it’s mostly them, as they do the hard bit!) This time when I saw them,…
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A new client was referred to clinic. A World Record holder, regularly competing at world and national levels experienced unexplained spontaneous acute compartment syndrome. Numerous surgeries using the same scar line followed. Nerve pain in the affected leg, an “electrical storm” in the foot, drop foot and an unstable ankle, despite extensive (and excellent quality)…
Continue Reading Pelvic floor trauma and / or assault doesn’t get talked about enough in my option. It is still a subject which is often clouded in guilt and shame. Pelvic floor trauma can also occur in a consensual interaction too. I see a lot of pelvic trauma clients in clinic, both male and female, often with…
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| TX - Cranial / Head, TX - Hips, Legs and Feet, TX - Scars, TX - Spinal, Torso, Breathing
Face vs coffee table 😳 The coffee table remains unharmed, the face has a beautiful scar “from a fight with a lion” 😎 The client presented with gait issues. The dysfunction in the scar was contributing to breathing and intrinsic issues, in turn causing the issues with walking. Things were much improved after the first…
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| Posts, TX - Pelvic Floor, TX - Spinal, Torso, Breathing
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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| 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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