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Pathophysiology of Trigger Points

Pathophysiology of Trigger Points

   Trigger Points - An Overview of the Evidence     Understanding trigger points will change the way you think about pain management Sadly, too many therapists remain out of the...
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating the Wrist Flexor Muscles

Trigger Point Therapy - Treating the Wrist Flexor Muscles

  Trigger Point Therapy - Wrist Flexors     Medial Overload Syndrome This covers a range of syndromes related to pain on the inside part of the elbow (medial epicondyle)....
Trigger Point Therapy - The Diaphragm

Trigger Point Therapy - The Diaphragm

  How To Assess and Influence Your Breathing    [Greek dia, across; phragma, partition, wall] See also: Diaphragm and Breathing ORIGIN Back of xiphoid process (lower tip of sternum). Lower six...
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating Teres Major

Trigger Point Therapy - Treating Teres Major

    Treating Trigger Points in Teres Major     Trigger points in the Teres Major muscle are associated with many common shoulder injuries The teres major, along with the tendon...
Why do Trigger Points become active?

Why do Trigger Points become active?

  Trigger Points Become Active as Part of the Sensitization Process   The two most important characteristics of trigger points that you will notice are tender “knots” or tight bands...
Trigger Point Therapy - Gmed Causing MCL Pain and Meniscal Pain

Trigger Point Therapy - Gmed Causing MCL Pain and Meniscal Pain

  Treating Trigger Points - Gluteus Medius (GMed)   How can a weakness of the glutes be responsible for knee pain? There are a number of factors regarding the Gmed that need to...
How NAT Saved My Career - Kathy Hill

How NAT Saved My Career - Kathy Hill

Kathy Hill (Actress and Model)   Learn more about NAT   The Pain From My Frozen Shoulder Sometimes Made Me Cry - Kathy Hill I first saw Simeon Niel Asher...
Rotator Cuff Injuries and NAT Treatment

Rotator Cuff Injuries and NAT Treatment

  What do the therapists have to say about NAT?   Learn More About NAT   The reason the rotator cuff muscles are so key to our shoulder function is...
Trigger Point Therapy - Spray and Stretch Techniques

Trigger Point Therapy - Spray and Stretch Techniques

   Trigger Point Therapy - Spray & Stretch Technique (Hamstrings)      This technique might be the single most effective non-invasive method for deactivating trigger points. So why isn't it...
Trigger Point Therapy - Treating "Little League" Elbow

Trigger Point Therapy - Treating "Little League" Elbow

Treating Trigger Points in the Wrist Flexors     The Growing Problem of "Little League" Elbow The elbow area is the last epiphyseal center to close so injuries can occur....
Treating Retrocalcaneal Bursitis

Treating Retrocalcaneal Bursitis

  Taping Technique for Retrocalcaneal Bursitis    Stuart Hinds - Taping Course    Retrocalcaneal Bursitis is a common foot pain condition that can often be mistaken for (or appear with)...
Dry Needling or Acupuncture?

Dry Needling or Acupuncture?

  Dr. Jonathan Kuttner - NAT presenter, and winner of the NAMTPT lifetime achievement award (2014) for his contribution to trigger point therapy.    Dry Needling Foundation Course   Dry...
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