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When we don’t work quite right the conventional practice is to look at the squeaky wheel. (If the hip hurts, check the hip. If behavior is off, address behavior.) Sometimes this works, and sometimes it doesn’t, especially related to early development.
What if, instead, we look at how the human machine works? The beauty of taking a machine-based approach is that underneath all the human complexity, we truly are a simple machine! Understanding the way the human machine works leads to a systematic process for determining what is not working well and how to support it. Hint: It’s often not the squeaky wheel.
In this course, you will learn the use of early foundational movements to support development and restore function of the human ‘machine’. By improving the foundation of the body’s machine, many seemingly unrelated aspects quickly improve especially related to early development, posture, and movement.
Learning Objectives:
1. Learn the three basic movements supporting and organizing early development, posture, and movement.
2. Learn five birth-related reasons the movement foundation is altered in 35-40% of all clients/patients and why they relate to gaps in development, postural/movement disorders and pain.
3. Learn the neurobiology and biophysics principles of the Kinetic Bridging® technique and apply to restore foundational movements of the core.
4. Understand how five of the most common birth scenarios affect foundational movements resulting in challenges to development, posture, movement, and pain at any age.
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