Functional Scoliosis Responds Well to Manual Therapy
February 1, 2011
When someone hears the diagnosis “scoliosis” they often think about someone who is hump-backed and deformed, but often that is not the case at all.
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Toolbox of Touch: The Mambo of Golfing
December 10, 2010
We see it all the time on sports channels. How do they do it? That golf swing is really a work of art. Requiring such
Stretching and Other Stuff
November 16, 2010
Range of motion and flexibility—or lack of it—can really affect athletic performance. It’s generally accepted that increasing ROM through assisted stretching and deep tissue routines
The Sacroiliac Struggle
November 16, 2010
“The conventional wisdom is that herniated discs are responsible for low back pain, and that sacroiliac joints do not move significantly and do not cause
Manually Evaluating and Treating the Wrist and Hands
November 16, 2010
Both professional and recreational athletes depend on their hands, wrists and fingers for proper strength, grip and range of motion for optimal performance. Sprains commonly
Manual Therapy Pain Relief
November 15, 2010
Q: How can manual therapies be used to help eliminate pain? Erik Dalton responds: Working in the pain-management field is a challenging, yet exceptionally rewarding,
Pain Puzzle
November 15, 2010
It was a moment of epiphany, where wisdom hung heavily in the air. The legendary, feisty, 92-year-old Detroit osteopath Clarence Harvey was about to share
Mobilizing Joints through Muscle Manipulation
November 15, 2010
The Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques program was developed as a tool to help relieve our nation’s neck/ back pain epidemic. By incorporating muscle-balancing techniques with joint-mobilization
Short Leg Syndrome Part 2
November 15, 2010
A highly debated postural issue begging for a logical explanation is the SHORT right-leg syndrome” (Fig. 1). Although an inferred awareness of right-sided limb-length shortness
Short Leg Syndrome Part 1
November 15, 2010
Short Leg Syndrome Treatment Techniques Leg length discrepancy, or as it has been alternatively termed, the SHORT leg syndrome, is by far the most IMPORTANT
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