Introduction to 'Passive Vertebral Correction'
Increasing vertebral mobility and alignment would benefit almost anyone you touch. Learn more about a unique way to do vertebral corrections with the this clip from the online course 'Deep Freedom of the Governing Vessel: working with the meninges, vertebral corrections and the 3 phases of motion.'
You may think that adjusting a vertebra requires a forceful, cracking type of technique, but there's another way. You can learn a very gentle yet effective shin tai technique to increase a vertebra's alignment and mobility. This method can benefit almost everyone you touch!
Click the link below to watch a short video and take this wonderful gem into your treatment room right away. We recommend using it later in your sessions, after you've already done some work to relieve stress and loosen restricted areas, especially along the spine. This is because the passive nature of this correction requires that the musculature and joints are in a relatively relaxed state.
Leave a comment below the video to let us know how it goes when you use this with your clients. Hope you enjoy using this powerful and unique technique:
This technique and approach is part of the class Governing Vessel & the Spine. During this 6 day intensive, we delve into a unique system of evaluation and treatment for governing vessel, the central energy flow of the body. The spine itself is considered the material manifestation of governing vessel energy. By working with the spine through a certain perceptual awareness, you learn new ways to diagnosis and treat that touch the core potential of a person. This work activates the ability to not only heal, but develop and evolve.
One of the main evaluation tools we study is motion. Shizuto Masunaga, a prominent shiatsu visionary, said that motion is synonymous with the basic life function. The more motion we can introduce back into the body, the more life force becomes available for engagement in the present.