Working with complex clients

The structures we work with . . .

Review of CST I

Super duper brief review . . .

Featured Article of the Month: January 2017

Section I: Introduction

Do you ever find yourself frustrated after getting good manual therapy results but then finding that clients with complex presentations return with an intense list of symptomology? I know I did. After learning about breathing pattern disorders (BPD), I had a “lightbulb” moment. This was the key I was waiting for in my clinical practice . . .

Featured article of the month: November 2016

“Learning is experience. Everything else is just information.” -Albert Einstein Visualize a child that you know. What does their movement tell you about them? Do they move with ease? Are they able to come to stillness? Do they have mastery over their instrument? Or do they struggle to find themselves in space, to sit in a chair and write, to move with fluidity and ease? . . .

Featured article of the month for December 2016.

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a genetic, connective tissue disorder affecting collagen production. Since collagen is found throughout the body, all systems, structures and biomechanics can be affected. The most noticeable physical manifestation is joint hypermobility as described by the Beighton Criteria (6), a scoring system for joint hyperflexion and hyperextension (see fig 1). There are six major types of EDS recognized by the Ehlers-Danlos Society . . .

Working in detail with the sphenoid . . .

Featured article of the month, February 2017

Yoga therapy is the process of empowering individuals to progress toward improved health and well-being through the application of the teachings and practices of Yoga.

                                                     -International Association of Yoga Therapists definition