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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
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 of anatomy Longissimus is part of the erector spinae group, which also includes iliocostalis and spinalis. Like the others, longissimus has three sections. However, one of the sections has two parts, so four sections. As a result, often, the explanation of anatomy is simplified. That’s understandable, as it is both complex and variable. All
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Overview Integrative Treatment sequencing treats components in a pattern from the highest governor to the most symptomatic ancillary component. This process makes therapy sessions quicker, more effective, and longer lasting. If you’re new to the Integrative Bodywork model and integrative sequencing, review these two short videos: The Integrative Model Planning your Session with Integrative Sequencing
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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 Peroneus longus, also called fibularis longus, is a lateral low leg muscle. It wraps around the lateral foot and attaches to the inferior surface. The anatomy s complicated by variations in the attachments. Origin Insertion Function Nerve Peroneus longus, along with peroneus brevis, and with some stabilization from the tibialis posterior, evert the foot.
Here, you will find self-care strategies for relieving a painful, unstable ankle. Look at this other post for more information about how people describe this pattern. Mild Sprain? In the first 48 hours, R.I.C.E. With proper care, this should improve over 48 hours. If it doesn’t improve, or there are some bluish areas around your
A short video about the illustrations on this site and how they were inspired. There are examples with biceps, iliocostalis, psoas, and more…
