Full-Spectrum Somatics - Education and Therapeutics

True and False Teachings about Good Posture

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While "good posture" is considered a sign of good movement health , there are true and false teachings about how to achieve it. ...

Core Exercises -- What is Core?

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A common misconception exists about core exercises or core workouts -- even, or particularly, among some athletic trainers.  The misundersta...

Freeing Tight Psoas Muscles | The Well-Tempered Psoas | The Inner Psoas

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A s it happens , it isn’t exactly rocket science to understand why the psoas muscles get tight. The answer is, "insults and injuries...
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EMERGENCY BACK SELF-CARE | FIRST AID FOR BACK PAIN | SOMATICS.COM

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If you have back pain, then the first thing to consider is that you don't "have" back pain; back pain "has you" in i...

TMJ Syndrome/TMD/Bruxism Treatments

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This entry is for you if you have bruxism, orofacial pain, earaches, TMJ headaches, or clench your teeth at night. Oscar W. in Sess...
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YOUR STORY, MY STORY, EVERYONE'S STORY

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We all respond similarly to injury : we tighten up (involuntarily cringe). Stress (in life and relationships) and repetitive motions (e...

On Back Pain Relief - referral link

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This page is to enable people with back pain to help themselves, whether or not they have already sought professional help. In fact, it ma...
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