Hello Stephen, wow, thats great that you were in Roberts class, how fortunate you are. I hope all is wonderful in your part of the world. Its already cool and fall like here. We are just getting ready to launch our fall program for World Massage Conference and Robert will be presenting again this year, he is one of our favorites. have a wonderful day, thanks for saying hello!
Thanks Stephen,
I was at a conference in USA a few years ago and Leon Chaitow had lots of good things to say about the Aussies and how we have been taught with links to Osteopathy, Physiotherapy and many other strong anatomy/musculoskeletal mentors.
We Aussies do tend to travel over to the UK to reground I think!
Cheers
Hi Stephen,
Nice to be an Aussie joining in this site! I am hoping that we can get all kinds of different slants on how we are all treating world wide. looking forward to reading up on conditions and treatment options around.
Paula
Hi Stephen.
I glad that you liked it and believe that my posts could be practical advice.
If possible would like to ask you to post this e-mail on discussion. In such a case I believe that many therapist will express their opinions on the subject.
Best wishes.
Boris
Dear Stephen.
Thank you for joining my medical and sports massage group. I hope that our friendship will be pleasant and mutual beneficial. You welcome to initiate discussions, to post questions as well to answer on questions of others. I am planning constantly to be involved in discussions as well to post my articles and links to my videos. In such a case we will be able to exchange our knowledge. Meantime you welcome to view my video lessons as well to read a bit on the history of Russian medical and sports massage .if you will have any questions on the subjects please feel free to post it .I will be happy to reply .Using the opportunity would like to ask you to recommend my group to other practitioners. Up front thank you.
Best wishes.
Boris
Dear Stephen.
thank you for kind welcome.my hope that I will be able to contribute to all members as well to get benefits of learning from others. If you'll will have any ideas for me let me know and I will be more than happy to work with you.
Best wishes.
Boris
I've been reading up on absracts from research on thoracic outlet syndrome in pubmed.
Failure to help these clients using non invasive techniques can mean surgery resulting in first rib and muscles being removed, with a 60% to 85% sucess rate and on rare occasions nerve damage.
I am collating as much info as I can, to help stimulate discussion in our MBP community as to how best we serve the TOS diagnosed client.
BLOG to follow.......Thanks to Chris Moyer and Rosemary and Robin for stimulating my interest in this research :)
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If you are at all interested in Fascia this is a great workshop to attened. Highly recommended.
trust me if I get to your side of the planet, I will definitely check in!
I was at a conference in USA a few years ago and Leon Chaitow had lots of good things to say about the Aussies and how we have been taught with links to Osteopathy, Physiotherapy and many other strong anatomy/musculoskeletal mentors.
We Aussies do tend to travel over to the UK to reground I think!
Cheers
Nice to be an Aussie joining in this site! I am hoping that we can get all kinds of different slants on how we are all treating world wide. looking forward to reading up on conditions and treatment options around.
Paula
I glad that you liked it and believe that my posts could be practical advice.
If possible would like to ask you to post this e-mail on discussion. In such a case I believe that many therapist will express their opinions on the subject.
Best wishes.
Boris
Thank you for joining my medical and sports massage group. I hope that our friendship will be pleasant and mutual beneficial. You welcome to initiate discussions, to post questions as well to answer on questions of others. I am planning constantly to be involved in discussions as well to post my articles and links to my videos. In such a case we will be able to exchange our knowledge. Meantime you welcome to view my video lessons as well to read a bit on the history of Russian medical and sports massage .if you will have any questions on the subjects please feel free to post it .I will be happy to reply .Using the opportunity would like to ask you to recommend my group to other practitioners. Up front thank you.
Best wishes.
Boris
thank you for kind welcome.my hope that I will be able to contribute to all members as well to get benefits of learning from others. If you'll will have any ideas for me let me know and I will be more than happy to work with you.
Best wishes.
Boris
Failure to help these clients using non invasive techniques can mean surgery resulting in first rib and muscles being removed, with a 60% to 85% sucess rate and on rare occasions nerve damage.
I am collating as much info as I can, to help stimulate discussion in our MBP community as to how best we serve the TOS diagnosed client.
BLOG to follow.......Thanks to Chris Moyer and Rosemary and Robin for stimulating my interest in this research :)
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