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Posted on Friday, November 11, 2011 12:48 PM
Trauma is often the reason for the physical
symptoms that I see in my practice. Trauma is an event that is so overwhelming
to the person that there is a disruption of the natural flow of energy and
function within the nervous system. One of my methods for treating hidden
traumatic responses is Family &
Systemic Constellation work.  Trauma
can begin with a physical injury, accident and/or emotional injuries. In these
moments we can create a survival strategy that is initiated by our defensive
physiology. |
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Posted on Thursday, June 16, 2011 10:45 PM
In second half of the 19th century Andrew Taylor Stills, D.O.
(1828-1917) evolved from a conventional physician to become founder of a new
kind of healing modality that initially challenged orthodox medicine. During
his life he was influenced by: homeopathy, magnetic healing, bone setting, and
various popular health movements. Yet, despite these influences Still developed
principles and methods that were uniquely his own. He began calling his work
Osteopathy in 1874.
Dr. Still’s contributions included a new emphasis on the
alignment of vertebrae and bones in the healing process and a theory of disease
that focused on obstructions or imbalances in the spine as the central factor
in illness. |
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Posted on Thursday, April 14, 2011 11:49 PM
 The Zone Theory was the precursor to modern Reflexology, which began
with Dr. William H. Fitzgerald, M.D in 1913. Dr. Fitzgerald, an
American ear, nose and throat surgeon, noted that pressure on specific
parts of the body could have an anaesthetizing effect on a related
area. He called his work Zone Analgesia.
Dr.
Fitzgerald divided the body into ten equal and vertical zones, ending
in the fingers and toes. He concluded that pressure on one part of a
zone could affect everything else within that zone. |
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Barry Krost: Posted on Sunday, April 10, 2011 1:06 AM
I
have been working with Chapman's Reflexes for many years. I spent
considerable time researching the topic and have gathered most of the
information that still exists from the 1940's. This has deepened my
effectiveness and allowed me to write the following. What are Chapman's Reflexes? Chapman’s
reflexes are a series of points that can help stimulate normal function
in the lymphatic and endocrine systems. Restoration of these two
systems to their natural functioning has a profound impact on our
natural balance. |
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