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Important Clinic Changes
Visceral Manipulation Therapy

     

 

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Issue 8 | July 2010

Important Clinic Changes

At close to 4 years of working at Rebalance I have decided relocate from Lane Cove to a larger clinic at 65 Hume Street Crows Nest.  This new clinic (Dynamic Mind Works) has added advantages; there is a 2 hour free parking station directly across from the clinic.  Also the clinic is situated on the ground floor, a bonus for prams and sore knees!

Dynamic Mind Works offers client sessions and training in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), includes NLP practitioner certification and freedom workshops.  Along with the NLP training they run weekly classes in Hsing-I (Chinese Kung FU) martial arts and tribal belly dancing.  More Info

My last day in Lane Cove is Thursday 15th July 2010.  After a short holiday, my first day in Crows Nest will be Thursday 22nd July 2010.  I will be operating as per normal, same days and times, and my contact number/email will remain the same.  Map

The 2nd important change is that is that I am now charging GST, that is an extra 10% on my current rates.  If you have been referred to me by

one of these health services professions
an Aboriginal or Torres Straight Islander health service | acupuncture | audiology or audiometry | chiropody | chiropractic | dental | dietary | herbal medicine (including traditional Chinese herbal medicine) | naturopathy | nursing | occupational therapy | optometry | osteopathy | paramedical | pharmacy | psychology | physiotherapy | podiatry | speech pathology | speech therapy | social work

I’ll be able to waive the GST charge if you supply me with a referral letter.

 

Visceral Manipulation Therapy

A lot of you have experienced my latest techniques in Visceral Manipulation, the use of releasing tension and muscular strain within and around the abdominal and pelvic organs. 

This coming September I’ll be trained one step further in this series of courses, the thoracic cavity.  This time around the focus will be on the Pleura, Lungs, Pericardium, Heart, Mediastinum, Thyroid, Trachea, Esophagus, Sternum, Rib Cage and Thoracic Plexuses.

Understanding that 90% of musculoskeletal pain stems from imbalances within or around your internal organs, having the structure and alignment of your internal organs corrected will aid in restoring homeostasis, a natural balance of function, to your organs and in turn affect the body as a whole.

When in complete working order your organs should slide freely and smoothly in relationship to each other in response to breathing, physical exercise and daily movements. When your organs are affected by trauma (infections, sporting injuries, surgeries, falls and motor vehicle accidents) and this balance is upset, problems can start to arise. The walls of your organs and their associated ligaments can become restricted and taut, and the organs themselves can adhere to each other, causing the organ to work a lot harder to maintain its homeostasis. When homeostasis is lacking and your body’s ability to compensate is diminishing, chronic pain and aliments may start to prevail.

Your body is made up of interrelated components such as bones, muscles, nerves, a thin connective tissue called fascia and your internal organs. Releasing restrictions, tensions and scarring within and around your organs (even if the organ has been surgically removed) can alleviate pain in your muscles and joints and also assist with emotional stress and other functional and structural conditions within your vascular, nervous, reproductive, urinary, respiratory and digestive systems.

Visceral Manipulation can relieve: