Research, Articles & Case Studies — Page 7

These children were studied for compassionte touch helping each other when getting hurt or for younger children "Owies". Helping Hands were helping to assist someone with physical pain, but also to helpthose who were emotionally distressed or unhappy.

Vagus means wondering in Latin, it is the long pathway of the branching of our Vegus Nerve. The Vegus Nerve runs down the neck, they travel into the chest and sends branches to the heart lungs and then passes through the diaphram to innervate all the organs in the body.

Talia and Armani Jackson Bring Awareness to Holistic Treatments for Mental Health Issues using CranioSacral Therapy!

Talia and Armani Jackson have used holistic therapies like acupuncture and craniosacral therapy to manage their Lyme disease and have experienced positive mental health outcomes as well.

This is an interview with Dr. Upledger!

CranioSacral Therapy helps the emotional body-mind-spirit release stored emotions that may also contribute to pain, giving them a voice to be heard and acknowledged, and to find resolution within. Overall, the client’s body is then able to move forward with greater ease, function and mobility.

It helps pain by freeing up the physical structures being impacted by any injusry new and old.

The four-month Compassionate Touch study was carried out at schools in Ohio, Texas, Florida, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and California. Conducted with 560 children in grades K-2, the program centers around a simple hands-on technique called “Direction of Energy” that allows children to help classmates who sustain minor injuries. This article will help you understand how compassionate children can be!

Long covid is considered a chronic condition. Studies have shown that massage therapy and other hands on therapist can really make a difference in person of Long Covid Life!

The article by Gail Wetzler, PT, DPT, EDO, BI-D, explores how Visceral Manipulation (VM) can significantly benefit the lymphatic system. The author explains the importance of the lymphatic system in fluid exchange, immune response, and cellular waste removal. By focusing on organ-specific fascial manipulation, VM helps restore the inflow and outflow pathways of the circulatory system, thereby relieving lymphatic congestion.

Examples provided include the liver and intestines, showing how VM enhances the physiological motion and fluid filtration of these organs. Through detailed descriptions, the article highlights how VM techniques not only assist with lymphatic drainage but also contribute to improved metabolic functions and overall tissue health.

Gail Wetzler also emphasizes the importance of learning these techniques for practitioners to enhance their ability to work with the lymphatic system. The article underscores the role of VM in promoting the body's natural healing processes by supporting the lymphatic system’s function.

CASE STUDY - Auto Accident Recovery