Research, Articles & Case Studies
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CranioSacral Therapy - Spastic Cerebral Palsy
Rob Fournier OTR, CST-TCurriculums:
Upledger Institute International Case Study
CranioSacral Therapy - Spastic Cerebral Palsy
Can Natural remedies bring an end to migraines??
Hannah CharminCurriculums:
Migraines affect 1 in 7 people in the UK. Hormones have been linked to the issue. Migraines can be extremely debilitating. Hannah Charman has met a number of patients who suffer Migraines after a head or spinal injury. Often times these people do well with CranioSacral Therapy.
Manual Therapy and Athletic Injury Rehabilitation: Benefits of a Class of Therapy
Jerry HoltCurriculums:
By definition, manual refers to hands, especially work done by the hands. Within the per view of athletic training, Holglum set forth the following definition : "Manual Therapy is the use of hands-on techniques to evaluate, treat, and improve the status of neuromusculoskeletal conditions.
In the past few decades athletic training as a profession has become enamored with the large variety and apparent effectiveness of modalities that are more technology advanced than human hands!!
Comparative Study of Muscle Energy Technique, CranioSacral Therapy, and sensory-motor training effects on postural control in patients with Nonspecific chronic low back pain
Cobra Hasemi, Ali Amiri, Javad Sarrafzadeh, Mehdi Dadgoo, and Hasan JafariCurriculums:
Malalignment in the pelvic and spinal regions exist in 90/80 % of the adult population. CST is one of the treatments that is believed to release the tension of the muscles, ligaments, and fascia in the sacral zone. After the last treatment and after 2 months follow-up, all the parameters of COP were measured. The results showed CST had a significant difference in recovery.
CranioSacral Therapy - Anxiety and Nervous System
Rob Fournier OT, CST-TCurriculums:
Upledger Institute International Case Study
CranioSacral Therapy - Anxiety and Nervous System
The Cross-Talk Between Gut Microbiota and Lungs in Common Lung Diseases
Zhang D, Li S, Wang N, Tan H-Y, Zhang Z and Feng Y (2020)Curriculums:
A review of the Theoretical Fascial Models : Biotensegrity, Fascintegrity, and Myofascial Chains
Bruno Bourdini , Thomas MyersCurriculums:
The movement of the human body implies the use of fascial continuum. The human body is based and managed by sensations called emotions, pain and movement. The Fascial tissue includes solid and liquid fascia such as body fluids as blood and lymph nodes. This article is a reflection on fascial models and how these are theoretical-scientific visions that are further investigated in this article.
A Review of the Theoretical Fascial Models: Biotensegrity, Fascintegrity, and Myofacial Chains
Bruno Bordeni, Thomas MyersCurriculums:
Looking back to the first articles about the terms of Fascia date back to 1800's The article describes how a surgery that was performed on a fracture of a leg resolved the pain and inflammation, separating the bands of the muscles and different tissue layers, the concept that the fascia is connective tissue, which separates and supports the muscle and its movements. Nowadays little has changed with the Fascia findings. The Fascia is a sheath,or a sheet that forms beneath the skin to hold up the separate muscles and other internal organs.
Cranial Sutures and Sutural Movement
Compiled by Avadhan Larson from various AuthorsCurriculums:
Dr. John E. Upledger, along with other researchers, discovered connective tissue, as well as neural and vascular tissues within the intra-sutural material. In some circles these findings are still under question, however there is a wealth of sources which confirm and validate his findings.
CranioSacral Therapy - Concussion
Rob Fournier OTR, CST-TCurriculums:
Upledger Institute International Case Study
CranioSacral Therapy - Concussion