Patient School Posture, Teeth Clenching, Trauma Connection @dremelgokmentr 

Patient School Posture, Teeth Clenching, Trauma Connection @dremelgokmentr
Reevaluating relation of posturology and trauma with case examples. Yesterday I received 2 cases to my clinic. Let me share the cases first.
I will talk about 2 female patients at early 40's. First has serious childhood trauma. Has been working with experienced professionals for a long time, received homeopathic treatment for a long time. Even trained on it. Lately her backside has completely contracted. Excessive teeth clenching. Goes through life with difficulty and childhood trauma constantly remembered when looking at a mirror or felt behind in a room.
Case Analysis: Amygdala is a structure that has a lot of power over our bodies. Weight of past and personal traumas are heavy. An effective trauma study should've been the first step. Occlusal splint or osteopathic study for bruxism couldn't fix the posture. Regarding approach to traumas; if you're not equipped with a technique powerful enough to solve it, please don't touch it. My esteemed master in homeopathy Colin Griffith says "Giving Staphisagria (We were tought that it is used for sexual abuse) to a sexual abuse victim is like commiting murder. You'd resurface the trauma they were unable to handle and Staphisagria isn't strong enough to work on that."
First Warning: Please don't work on your traumas with non-professionals.
Second Case: Applies to a manual therapist for pain in wrist 3 years ago. Applications on hand are insufficient. One of the treats with assumption that it approaches from neck. An whole body turns inbalanced afterwards. Visions start to overlap. Many consequent treatments has removed the atlas from it's place, hip pain after a hip operation, in-mouth operation due to prevent what assumed to be jaw clicking caused jaw to start clicking.
Second Warning: Postural Syndrome treatment doesn't start with body. Many applications can create more problems in long run.
In the first two days of his lectures, Michael Marignan explained that it can't be fixed with osteopathy, that it isn't mechanical but functional. Osteopathic approach is a valuable treatment but it shouldn't be the only was to follow with Postural Syndrome. Please watch posturology Hasta Okulu lectures.
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