In this chapter, we looked at the Webster technique as well as occiput and TMJ. One of the areas with tremendous amounts of mechanoreceptors is the suboccipital triangle. I also know this is an area a lot of doctors seem to shy away from. However, it is one of the easier areas to adjust. Whenever [...]
We just touched on extremities. When we get into such things as the shoulder, a word of caution, the technique most commonly used has the tendency to be very painful if that person has had a rotary cuff tear. Therefore, it becomes a necessity to have more than one way to adjust it. Consider also [...]
Welcome to Patient Management Through All Phases of Pregnancy With Techniques. It is a a course that has been developing for almost 40 years, and the time for this type of course is now. The information provided in this course was an accumulation of research and experience through my years of practice. Other than the [...]
We touched on well being for the first time which is an important concept considering that according to a fairly recent survey of over 150,000 people in 50 states Reeves found that only 3% of the population of our country has a feeling of well being. We have discussed the importance of needing to establish [...]
When a woman becomes pregnant, they might have a midwife, an obstetrician, mom(s), sister(s), and/or girlfriends. It would be a great team to be surrounded by, but there is no team coach to help the patient manage their health care. As a chiropractor, you are the ideal coach. As their team coach, you would be [...]
One of the facts of pregnancy, most women at some point will develop some type of back discomfort. The best treatment plan is prevention via proper exercises, which must include proprioceptive exercises. Did you realize, as an example, the multifidus is primarily for proprioception and that over time has developed a relationship with the transverse [...]
How long after birth should the mother be on a regular fixed treatment schedule and why? In this last chapter, we looked at some of the reasons why and for how long a mother should be seen after child birth, even if there are absolutely no complications, or apparent symptoms. I am board certified in [...]
In this chapter, we looked at the Webster technique as well as occiput and TMJ. One of the areas with tremendous amounts of mechanoreceptors is the suboccipital triangle. I also know this is an area a lot of doctors seem to shy away from. However, it is one of the easier areas to adjust. Whenever [...]
We just touched on extremities. When we get into such things as the shoulder, a word of caution, the technique most commonly used has the tendency to be very painful if that person has had a rotary cuff tear. Therefore, it becomes a necessity to have more than one way to adjust it. Consider also [...]
One of the things I have always held near and dear has been the art form of chiropractic. Unfortunately, this art form is kind of going by the way side. Our art form is what sets us aside from the other healing arts, which are not an art form at all. As an older practitioner, [...]
