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Integrative Works is hosting some content on Patreon so that we can devote more time and energy to creating the resources that you need. Basically, the majority of our content is still available to the public. Content that is oriented toward bodywork professionals is available with a nominal subscription to Patreon. Log in to Patreon
Overview Here, you will find a description of the anatomy, physiology, and progression of the sacroiliac joint. Perspectives on the pelvis and sacroiliac joint have developed over decades, even centuries. There is a long explanation of that development with many supporting links in this meta-study. Extensive research has defined pain mechanisms and the evolutionary transition
Overview Here, you will find a bodyworker’s perspective on the anatomy of the sacroiliac ligament. The sacroiliac ligament has three sections – anterior, interosseous, and posterior. Each section has a unique structure. Additionally, they impact the stability of the sacroiliac joint very differently. Sacroiliac Joint The sacroiliac joint is a complicated and highly variable structure.
Overview Here, you will find details on the anatomy of the iliolumbar ligament. Notably, its structure is not simple, consistent, or stable. This ligament is unique to animals that support their weight on their caudal limbs. The iliolumbar ligament is a complex, fan-shaped bundle of connective tissue that originates on the transverse processes of L5
Overview Here, you will find a collection of massage and bodywork posts related to trapezius. Trigger point patterns, Self-care, Cases, and some other posts are available to everyone. Anatomy, Massage notes, Craniosacral, and CranioMuscular post are available to our Patreon subscribers.
Integrative Works is hosting some content on Patreon so that we can devote more time and energy to creating the resources that you need. Basically, the majority of our content is still available to the public. Content that is oriented toward bodywork professionals is available with a nominal subscription to Patreon. Log in to Patreon
Overview Here, you will find a few short steps for stretching the deep compartment of the calf, anatomically called the “leg” or “low-leg.” This process is not rocket science, but knowing a few pointers is helpful to make it easier and more effective. Sit Sit down in a comfortable place where you can prop your
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Integrative Works is hosting some content on Patreon so that we can devote more time and energy to creating the resources that you need. Basically, the majority of our content is still available to the public. Content that is oriented toward bodywork professionals is available with a nominal subscription to Patreon. Log in to Patreon
