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Nasal Bone Release – Craniostructural Techniques Read More »
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Adductor Pubic Attachments – Neuromuscular Massage Protocol Read More »
Pain on Sides of Hips Patients trace their fingers up and down the side of their hip and complain of constant pain. In addition, they might have some nervy” pain on the inside of their thigh or the “bone that they sit on.” The sensation at the “sits” bone tends to be more painful than
Here, you will find self-care activities that will help relieve the pain in the side of the hip and “nervy” pain in the groin, which is created by the obturator externus. If you’d like to read more about how people describe this pain and the activities that aggravate it, look at this other post. Don’t
Self-Care – Side of Hip Pain from Childbirth or Cycling Read More »
Overview The obturator externus is a flat, triangular muscle that extends from the lower pelvis to the superior femur. The muscle has a superior belly and the main belly. Its name comes from its attachment to the external surface of the obturator foramen. Its counterpart, obturator internus, originates from the internal surface. Origin Insertion Function
This post has a grid of posts about self-care for trigger point patterns that refer pain into the neck.
Here you will find a brief overview of the sphenobasilar mechanism and its axes of motion. You should be familiar with an overview of the craniosacral system. You can also find more detail about the nuances of movement of bones as they cycle through flexion and extension in the post on craniosacral motility. Overview of
Craniosacral – The Sphenobasilar (SBS) Mechanism, Axes & Quadrants Read More »
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