In simple terms, this article suggests that the body can be helped to relax more quickly if a practitioner gently applies tension to a specific area. That area of higher tension then, seems to release more rapidly when the person exhales through the nostril on the same side (other nostril blocked). It can almost feel […]
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Emotional Partnerships: From Mother and Baby to Adult Relationships Manual therapy can access emotions of the body when they are evoked in the owner of the event, or partner, when the owner hold the hand of their partner. The techniques which release the baby of their tensions are similar (not the same ) can release
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Why Mother and Baby Tension Need to Be Seen Together If you’ve ever had a baby who simply will not settle, you’ll know how overwhelming it feels. The crying goes on and on, and no amount of feeding, winding, or rocking seems to make a difference. Many parents are told “there’s nothing wrong” when doctors
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Leucadia Therapeutics has a novel approach to treating Alzheimer’s disease. Having looked into this company, it is interesting that the concept of effective nasal breathing can reduce degenerative neurological conditions. we can all start nasal breathing long before we have any neurological condition which are associate with poor nasal breathing. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is increasingly
If you are going to learn anything from this blog then, it just says using your nose to breath with, has benefits mouth breathing does not offer. While treating: I find using ipsilateral (same side) nasal breathing with the side of the body I am delivering a tension stitch to, significantly improves the responsiveness of
Caesarean Section Baby Won’t Settle, Her Legs Are Rigid — Can We Help? A mother presented a very upset baby of five weeks, the birth had been a very poor experience both for the mother and baby. It is not uncommon for this to happen and the mother describes the child has ‘colic’. If your
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In 2018, I wrote about how using the Dive Reflex can help release grief and bereavement held in the body. Though the core insight remains unchanged, my understanding has deepened: The standout effect: Once this technique is applied, emotional overwhelm tied to grief often vanishes. The memory remains—now just a neutral fact, rather than a
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The following is the experience of a journalist who writes for a magazine for heath care professionals. Healing Through Water A Journey of Release and Restoration I recently had the opportunity to experience a truly unique therapy with Hector Wells, an experienced osteopath and cranial sacral practitioner. Hector Wells BSc (Hons) DO focuses
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Knee pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints, especially in people living with osteoarthritis. It can affect mobility, independence, and overall quality of life. The Clinic has over 30 years of experience of treating painful knees, the impressive results are achieved by using the impressive relaxation reflex the body has.If the deep tissue
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There is hope, and you are more than likely find it below. Headaches can be exhausting, draining both time and energy. While they may feel random, headaches are often the body’s way of signalling that something is out of balance. For many people, headaches are related to tension – either muscular tightness in the head
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