Back Pain Simply Happens
January 26, 2017
What’s the cause of back pain? Most of us suffer some form of neck and back pain during our lifetime. It’s just as common as a headache,
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Bending and Twisting Back Pain
January 24, 2017
The yard-work syndrome Now that summer is upon us, I’m beginning to see more clients complaining of bending and twisting back pain. In most people,
Bullfighting Scar Treated
January 22, 2017
by Erik Dalton Ph.D. Last year at the Third International Fascial Research Congress in Vancouver, 800+ participants silently listened and watched as Raul Rodriques PT
Hooked Coccyx, Butt Pain, and Emotions
January 21, 2017
Many of your chronic pain clients may also be suffering emotional disorders such as anxiety, anger, depression, and poor coping skills (Fig. 1). Could you guess
Does The Brain Play a Key Role in Pain?
January 20, 2017
For many decades, neuroscientists have wrestled with the notion that the brain itself might play a key role in the modulation of pain. Several researchers,
Engaging the Brain with Myoskeletal Enhancers
January 18, 2017
What’s a Myoskeletal Enhancer?
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, the verb enhance means “to improve the quality, amount or strength of something.” Similarly, in Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques (MAT), the term enhancer is used as a noun to describe a therapist-directed movement cue that neurologically boosts, intensifies, and heightens a therapeutic outcome. Learn more…
Fanning Fibromyalgia Flames
January 16, 2017
For decades, fibromyalgia patients have been told their agony was imaginary, the result of emotional hysteria and not an authentic physical ailment. But beginning last
Evaluating Elbows: Assessing Elbow Pain
January 13, 2017
Part of what makes us human is the way we are able to use our hands. Effective and skillful hand usage requires stable, painless movement
That Funny Bone
January 13, 2017
https://youtube.com/watch?v=klcH9XOPFCY%3F From Treating Trapped Nerves course Mobilizing the ulnar nerve by Erik Dalton The ulnar is the most exposed of all nerves and ranks second
Myoskeletal Mobilization tour of the upper extremities | Acknowledging the Acromioclavicular joint
January 12, 2017
https://vimeo.com/227135451 Acknowledging the A/C The Acromioclavicular or A/C joint sits on the point of the shoulder lateral to the sternoclavicular and proximal to the glenohumeral.
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