Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques (MAT) From low-back and neck pain to stiff hips and headaches, a wide range of pain issues have many massage therapy clients

The body-wide network of fascia is assumed to play an essential role in our posture and movement organization. It is frequently referred to as our organ of form. Many manual therapy approaches focus treatment on fascial tissues, and these approaches claim to alter the density, tonus, viscosity, or arrangement of fascia through the ap plication of manual pressure…

Lots has been happening, so instead of our usual Techniques Tuesday newsletter, we’re giving you an update on what’s been happening here at MAT Central! 

A frequently asked question in Myoskeletal Alignment seminars is how to differentiate sacroiliac from piriformis syndrome symptoms. Indeed, these structures are often involved in a

From Treating Trapped Nerves course Tarsal tunnel syndrome (TTS) or posterior tibial neuralgia is often mis-assessed as plantar fasciitis as pain in either case arises

From Motion Is Lotion course The foot and ankle have two important jobs: mobility (pronation) and stability (supination). Adequate mobility provides shock absorption, which allows

A recently published study in the Journal Spine titled, The relationships between low back pain and lumbar lordosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis found a

Check out these techniques and more in Motion Is Lotion Home Study Brenda was referred to me for treatment of chronic (non-traumatic) head, neck, and

Leveling the Head and Tail Since most SI joints only move about 2 to 4 millimeters during weight bearing and forward bending, they are described