This is a fantastic summary of strain counterstrain\ortho-bionomy\osteopathic manipulation. I'm getting ready for my oral presentation as well and this is one of the best I've seen in the many I've viewed. Thank you!

Awesome technique...thanks Milad for this wonderful teaching..

Amazing! Thank you doctor

Amazing demonstration👌

Good work - thanks

it really helped thanks alot (Y)

Awesome video! In 4.50 you are touching the trigger point of most pain- so that is trigger point not counterstrain correct..? Where would you press if yku are applying counterstrain?

That point also looks like Small Intestine 11. I would expect that result in acupressure also. It's really interesting!!! Going to watch more now. 👍👍👍

@Paul-pp2hp

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking. When I was taught acupressure, to make sure we were on the acupressure point, we were taught to have a dialog so as to make sure we were on the tender point. That’s not to say every tender point will also be an acupressure point and obviously the application is completely different. Although not structural Acupressure is amazing for MLD situations.

@Paul-pp2hp

3 жыл бұрын

I personally don’t use acupressure for structural changes, not that you can’t

In verbal explanation it was spoken about decrease to 2-3. In practice the patient says the same. Isn't strange?

Can you explain the difference between this and functional positional release? Thanks

@rosemarynorton4462

3 жыл бұрын

its the same, strain counter strain, functional positional release, Jones techniques are all different names for these techniques