
Why you should be suspicious of pain diagnoses
Welcome to the first issue of my CTB Newsletter! I plan to write an article each week or so on topics of interest to our community. Please
Welcome to the first issue of my CTB Newsletter! I plan to write an article each week or so on topics of interest to our community. Please
Note: This post is an excerpt from Chuck's upcoming book on Coaching The Body®. Percussion: A Brief History Many people have become aware of CTB
We see a lot of what is identified as "sciatica" in our clinic and school. The most common presentation of this so-called "diagnosis" is one-sided
Stopping The Invader At The Gate When it comes to pain, I like to look past conventional wisdom in search of truths that mainstream thinking
Sometimes it takes a lot of patience when working with chronic pain clients. It is difficult to impossible to do CTB manual therapy when the
How Using Trigger Point Phenomena Can Make You a Pain Hacking Hero Most people don't think of the feet and ankles as potent instigators
So. We've been talking a lot about latent trigger points, and how they can fire constant nociception into the nervous system, causing chronic pain. (By
Our last post discussed nociception, a phenomenon in which the nervous system sends "danger signals" throughout the body, thus creating a pain response. When pain
In the last article, we talked about the fascinating topic of neuroplasticity, which is the brain's ability to change its wiring on the fly. This