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Visualizations For Happy Movement

I believe that my mission as a bodyworker is two-fold: to perform manual techniques that reestablish function and relieve pain and to facilitate my clients …

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Soften the psoas with thoracic mobilizations

Recently a new client came to me with a complicated pain pattern: right hip, low back, and SI joint. Several months ago she had an …

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Quadratus Lumborum and Latissimus Dorsi – an intricate relationship

Ellen, an experienced and skilled bodyworker for over 10 years sent me an email recently: “What’s the connection I feel between my hip and shoulder?” …

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The importance of thoracic mobility

I adore my client Joyce – at 85 she is sharp as a tack, maintains her own business and has a keen and curious intellect. …

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Lions and Tigers and Super-Glued Scapulae, Oh my!

Judy is a warm and generous 69 year old quilter who is coming to me for neck and shoulder issues. During the intake she told …

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Bodywork

Working with the superior psoas

I recently has a session with a highly skilled and deeply intuitive osteopath. I loved all her work…..except her technique to work with the superior …

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Blueprint for Success!

https://youtu.be/-BUjssK6tSw Do you have a goal for growth… but you’re struggling to break past the natural cap of a treatment-based business model? “If you want …

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The Power of Chapman’s Neurolymphatic Reflexes! Performing a Neurolymphatic Massage

By guest blogger Teri Kaus of Northeast Healing   In this article, you’ll learn how Chapman’s Neurolymphatic Reflexes relate to the lymphatic system, their significance …

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Bodywork

Trochanter Bursitis – Or is it?

A diagnoses of trochanter bursitis is popular these days. But is it bursitis or trigger points? And, what is causing it? What are the perpetuating …

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Bodywork

Suboccipital Muscles and the Eyes

The suboccipitals are immensely fascinating. While they move the head and neck, their critical importance lies in the fact that they serve as a sensory …

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