(1) Do you work out of your home? no (2) Are you in an office by yourself? no (3) Who, if anyone, do you share office space with? another Hellerworker, and a...
kmdownes@...
Nov 2, 2006 2:07 am
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thanks to everyone who had insights to share in regards to cerebral palsy. the young boy that i began working with last winter had a checkup recently where...
... Journal, on the ... about ... with another therapist but we are never there together ... D.C., R.P.T ... in co-op markets, alternative practitioner's...
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I have a potential client. Female 14, who has scoliosis to the degree the docs want to do surgery and put the rods in. I have not seen her yet. The parents...
Contact Dan Bienenfeld, Hellerworker, personally. His last model for the Hellerwork training was like that and after The Series the surgery was cancelled....
Lucia, You can also contact David Davis at the Guild www.rolfguild.org He offeres excellent workshops on scoliosis. I have helped several young, and old,...
... We've had this very same discussion on our Rolf Forum (email list of Rolfers). There was much discussion on the origins and working with a "true"...
Dear Lucia, 11/10/06 I agree with the notion of "do the series", as always keeping the scoliosis in mind as I would any variation in structure. It has been ...
Has anyone looked at a possible coincidence between orthodonture and scoliosis? Ron [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Ronraven@...
Nov 10, 2006 10:12 pm
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... When I took a cranial class, I asked about orthodontia and restrictions in the jaw and cranium (e.g. TMJ). The instructor didn't have hard data, but she...
Hi Lucia, I worked with a 14 year-old girl a couple of years ago with similar issues. She developed her pattern during the summer after she was in fifth grade...
Linda Harmon
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Nov 10, 2006 11:52 pm
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I did my post-graduate training at the University of Texas Medical Branch in San Antonio, and Rice University in the field of bio- mechanics and structural...
It would seem that wiring the maxilla and palatines together would restrict movement in the entire cranium, which would then inhibit movement of the spine as...
Ronraven@...
Nov 11, 2006 6:22 pm
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Is there a clinical difference between scoliosis that has no bone deformation and that which does? I often see girls who have been "diagnosed" with scoliosis...
Ronraven@...
Nov 11, 2006 6:41 pm
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... Yes, there is a big difference. The "true" scoliosis has actual deformation of the rib cage and maybe even the lumbar vertebrae. Sometimes, I even see a...
This is an excellent site on the definitions, clinical measurements necessary for interventions and a discussion of the treatments. However, as extensive and...
Very interesting and helpful inputs. 10Q. I worked on an adult tennis player who was imbalanced because for years he had developed one side set of back...
Body Worlds in London a few years back had an amazing skeleton of a person with extremely severe scoliosis. I bring it up because it offered me the three...
That is such a broad definition it's like calling every lump cancer. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Ronraven@...
Nov 12, 2006 4:06 am
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Thanks to everyone for all the info. one more question. This young lady also has marfans (I just found out) Any thought on that aspect? She has a thoracic...
Hi Lucia and all, Two subjects. 1. Here is a link for marfans syndrome - a connective tissue disease - there are a lot of sites on the internet regarding it...
In a message dated 11/13/2006 12:24:51 P.M. Central Standard Time, louisryoshin@... writes: would you please explain thoracic curve from 37 to 50. This...
OK - what I thought but wanted to check. What are her MD's doing? And chiropractic or osteopaths involved? Since she is tall and thin I think? That would...
Correct me if I'm am wrong, but Marfan's is often characterized by a loss of integrity (weakness) of the connective tissue and hypermobility of the joints....
If you are going to work on the client, I'd recommend that with scoliosis you start by de-rotating the extremities and balancing the pelvis before you even...
1. In light of what Tom Gordy said in his other email - I remember working on a woman who'd had weak connective tissue in her calf that had gotten retorn she...