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There are two main types of scoliosis, functional and structural. We can work with both, as even structural scoliosis often has a functional element to it. Taking a gentle, holistic approach – tackling the physical, meta-physical and physiological issues – can yield massive improvements, but even incremental changes can provide some welcome relief from the…
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I’m probably a bit OCD when it comes to testing the intrinsic core. Wherever a large muscle exists, or one that does a super important job it often has different sensory nerves innervating it, and this allows us more points of access into the motor control system, helping us understand and unravel what’s going on…
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A client (who travelled down from London) today presented in clinic with a complex series of symptoms, the stand out one being their scoliosis. Looking through their history, it started after an emotionally traumatic event, and throughout their life, would get worse when they found themselves emotionally challenged. They are amazing at movement and are…
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It’s been a bit of an emotional time in clinic recently. WARNING: Today’s read is not for the faint of heart. But I am honoured people allow me to help them with their stuff, and emerge the other side in a very different place. My client presented in clinic with incontinence. It had been the…
Continue Reading A client presented in clinic the other day with a left lean from the pelvis (around 12º) and corresponding right tilt in the neck region to keep their eyes level. We discussed lots of things on the consult form, but nothing was jumping out at me. We explored emotionally charged periods of their life. One…
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I have a few clients who are runners. Some have been runners for years, others are just starting out or getting back into it. They use all manner of training apps and guides to get them to where they want to be – some are clearly better than others – but whatever your app etc…
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If you’re wondering about C sections, and how they can create so much dysfunction, take a look at the procedure. There’s nothing minor about this joyous event, and it’s why I spend so much of my time trying to help mums new and old. So whether it’s a Caesarian, hysterectomy, or other abdominal surgery, addressing…
Continue Reading Nearly half of women above age 50 have urinary incontinence but most are too embarrassed to speak to someone about it. Are you one of them? Failing to maintain normal bodily functions is embarrassing. A pelvic floor issue makes daily life difficult and unpredictable; it can even disrupt our routines, relationships, and our ability to…
Continue Reading Why do we use manual muscle testing in clinic? It’s a great way to interface with the nervous system and your brain. If we ask it the right questions we can get the answers needed to unlock what’s going on, and help you make yourself feel better. MN https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30071911 Experience the difference – A refreshingly…
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A new client come to me last week, they’d been having coccyx discomfort since falling on their bottom. We did some work with their epidural scar site (from 16 years ago) their nuchal ligament (attaches to the spinous processes of the neck) and the coccyx ligaments. We achieved a great deal in the first session…
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