Myopractic� Pain-Free Deep Muscle Therapy
Using Myopractic� techniques your clients will realize all the benefits of deep muscle therapy while you keep your hands and body relaxed. Myopractic� techniques penetrate deeply, yet gently, into the soft tissue by using the your body weight rather than muscle strength. Myopractic� techniques are so safe and comfortable to use you will actually increase your energy while doing your bodywork. |
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Myopractic� integrates Swedish massage, trigger point, myofascial release and even structural integration techniques to form an integrated system. Myopractic� techniques work on both massage tables and chairs, use little or no oil, can be done on skin or through the clothes, and can easily determine the correct speed and direction needed. In addition we encourage therapist/client interaction and connection during treatment.
Myopractic� is made up of three techniques.
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When combined with motion -- passive, active and rocking -- and used at varying depths, these foundational techniques are flexible enough to achieve deep relaxation, spot therapy, and even full posture balancing and structural alignment. Myopractic� achieves all this using muscle therapy techniques, we support, but do not teach any type of joint manipulation. Myopractic� also teaches therapeutic order -- which level and technique, in what order, for how long, and when and to whom to refer out -- allowing you to achieve maximum benefit with minimum effort.
Myopractic� Therapeutic Massage
Myopractic� maps seven levels of bodywork and offers techniques in each to serve clients with different needs.
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Myopractic� on Energetic - Functional - Anatomical
Imbalances begin on the energetic
level. If untreated these imbalances begin to affect the way parts function,
eventually breaking down the structure itself. For example, if someone gets tense
(energetic), it can change blood flow, affect hormones (function), even slow/change bone
growth (anatomical). Myopractic� stresses that the level of treatment be
matched appropriately to the level of the problem. Although it is conceptually valid that
an energetic techniques can affect bone length, for instance, it is a rare occurrence at
best. Therefore when the source of misalignment in the body is anatomical - such as the
bones in one leg being shorter than the other or the arch in one foot dropped - Myopractic�
uses an anatomical technique to restore balance in the body, allowing excellent
functioning and freer movement of energy.
Myopractic� supports the use of lifts and orthotics to
achieve alignment in two critical areas for optimal health and relief from chronic pain:
1) Foot/ankle/knee relationships and 2) level of the hip (on both the vertical and
horizontal planes). Misalignments in theses areas are observable and, in the absence of
pathologies, simple to address.
Here is an example that may assist in demonstrating the importance of
treating anatomical alignment with direct, structural techniques. At the simplest level,
lets say your house foundation is low on one side; you jack up one side and put a shim in
to level it - amazing - the doors and windows start working - stop squeaking - the same
thing happens in a body, the joints stop hurting. Symptoms are energetic and functional
medical problems - but, anatomical problems are architectural - engineering problems,
and gravity rules! It's easy to shim the foot and watch knees straighten, hip, spine and
necks self-correct, even TMJ problems disappear.
Straightening the posture is both a science and an
art. It takes intelligent attention focused on all three levels; energetic, soft tissue
and anatomical.
Please read the
Client Successes section for a detailed
example of how Myopractic� works perfectly
with other medical systems to achieve pain-free structural balance.
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936-435-1329
Huntsville, TX USA
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