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Therapy Notes with Integrative Treatment Sequencing

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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

This playlist has an hour-long session on the Framework of a bodywork session. This video is the 4th part of that series. It takes the two examples from the series and shows how to incorporate an integrative sequence into a session plan.

The Posts

Here is the collection therapy notes, which discuss a plan for bodywork therapy with integrative sequencing. We are in the process of expanding this collection as quickly as time and resources allow. Some older posts have not been updated with CranioMuscular releases but have other steps in Integrative Sequencing.

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Tony Preston has a practice in Atlanta, Georgia, where he sees clients. He has written materials and instructed classes since the mid-90s. This includes anatomy, trigger points, cranial, and neuromuscular.

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*This site is undergoing significant changes. We are reformatting and expanding the posts to make them easier to read. The result will also be more accessible and include more patterns with better self-care. Meanwhile, there may be formatting, content presentation, and readability inconsistencies. Until we get older posts updated, please excuse our mess.