When clients breathe incorrectly, they can exacerbate the exact reason that brought them in.
Just because the pain is in the neck doesn’t mean that’s where it’s originating.
To understand tissue-tension barriers, MTs must be constantly present and mindful. Too light and we will not become efficient at creating the healing change that is needed.
New research into hip pain can provide you with more options for supporting clients in that region.
“Energy” or “life force” can have many definitions. As we treat clients, we should consider how its various meanings can be interpreted and applied to our work.
Painful injuries can cause soft-tissue pain and dysfunction that we can help ease . . . if we ask the right questions.
Being tied to so many parts, understanding the upper traps can bring a strong sense of relief, and not just for the client.
Pausing can be an active intervention, not a gap in treatment. Tissue responds, the nervous system settles, and perception sharpens in the moments when we stop.
