Anger, Compassion, and What It Means To Be Strong | Russell Kolts | TEDxOlympia
https://www.youtube.com/embed/QG4Z185MBJE Translator: nirmin alhashoum Checker: Emad Alnaime So I'm a psychiatrist. (Laughter) Many of my work involves the use of empathy-based therapy To help people deal with feelings like anger. Anger can be a difficult feeling to deal with Because it's a feeling that has a strong impact on us.…
Tom Myers – Anatomy Trains Myofascial Meridians – Erik Dalton Blog
Read Later: Download this Post as PDF >> CLICK HERE by Thomas Myers contributing author to Dynamic Body Read this very informative chapter in its entirety in the Dynamic Body Textbook The book is also a part of the 32 CE Lower Body Home-Study I am pleased to contribute to…
What is Myofascial Release
MFR assists you in regaining your posture, restoring range of motion, reducing or even eliminating chronic pain and illness and restores function and activity to your life. Myofascial Release (MFR) uses gentle, sustained pressure on myofascial restrictions resulting in a piezoelectric charge which returns viscous, traumatized myofascial tissue to its…
Energy Medicine In A Nutshell » Acupuncture Center, Inc. | Acupuncture in Poway, CA 92064 | San Diego | Rancho Bernardo
By michele | Published December 28, 2018 Five aspects of our lives, biological, social-behavioral, psychological, spiritual, and financial are affected by 3 levels of existence. The 3 levels of existence are: Many severe illnesses or disease begin at the energetic level before they are detectable by modern medical science. They…
‘War on cancer’ metaphors may do harm, research shows | Society | The Guardian
The ubiquitous use of war metaphors in cancer may do more harm than good, according to research into the psychological impact the phrases have on people’s views of the disease. Framing cancer in military terms made treatment seem more difficult and left people feeling more fatalistic about the illness, believing…
It’s Time to Get Serious about Tick-Borne Diseases – Scientific American Blog Network
In the 1980s, the fight against AIDS was tragically delayed, in part because the virus primarily affected the marginalized populations of drug addicts and gay men. Today another epidemic rages unchecked: the number of Lyme disease cases has doubled since 2004, for a total of over 400,000 since then.. The victims…
15-Year-Old Science Buff Invents Pancreatic Cancer Test, Has 100% Accuracy Rate For Detection
At only 15 years old, Jack Andraka from Crownsville, Maryland, is making a big impact in medicine by inventing his own medical breakthrough that has the potential to save an untold number of lives. Andraka created a device with the ability to detect pancreatic cancer much earlier on. This could…
What is myofascial release good for?
Cate, one of our Truro massage therapists, has specialised in Trigger point and myofascial release therapy since 2015. Here she explains what is myofascial release good for, the science behind trigger points and how she incorporates it into her practice. The science behind trigger points. Dr Janet Travell first documented…
Self Care Ideas for Stress Relief
Here we’ll explore some self care ideas for stress relief. We are living in an era of rapid growth which is demanding a lot from us. This is leaving a lot of people depleted and completely stressed out. So now more than ever it’s important that we make the time…
How to deal with a life changing diagnosis | Hart Family Chiropractic – Chiropractor Atascadero, CA
18 Jul How to deal with a life changing diagnosis In 2019, 1,762,450 Americans are expected to receive a diagnosis of cancer,1 and it doesn’t matter who you are, hearing “You have cancer” is a devastating blow. Oftentimes, the trauma of the diagnosis is further worsened by well-intentioned people who…