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About Spinal Touch Therapy
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What is Spinal Touch Therapy?
Spinal Touch is a powerful, unique and very effective light touch technique, for assessing and treating postural distortion at the body's centre of gravity.
The sacrum/pelvis position and its relationship to the vertebral column are critical in enabling the body to function correctly in Earth's environment of constant gravity. Sudden or gradual stress and strain on the normal functioning of this relationship sets up an imbalance that distorts the body's posture through muscle contraction. Left uncorrected, this places a strain on the skeletal system, which in turn causes the body to lose its shape. Though often subtle, organ positions are also disturbed or subject to extra strain.
The way to reverse this trend of increasing strain and distortion is to encourage the muscles to relax and to rest. A relaxed muscle allows the body to return to its normal posture and a rested muscle allows all of the toxins that accumulated during the contraction phase to be released into the system for disposal.
Who can benefit from Spinal Touch Treatments?
When we speak of the organs of the body, we are including all functions of the skeletal system, the muscular system, the nervous system, the circulatory system, the respiratory system, the digestive system, the sensory system, the urinary system and the reproductive system. Each system is dependent on every other system in the body organism to perform its function. When one part breaks down, it has an effect on the rest of the body systems, causing disruption to a greater or lesser extent.
Because Spinal Touch helps the body to relax, it improves health as a whole, even when a patient has come because of a specific problem.
Conditions which have been helped by Spinal Touch, include: ankylosing spondylitis, anxiety, arthritis, asthma, back pain, balance problems, digestive problems, fatigue, frozen shoulder, headache, insomnia, jaw problems, joint pain, kyphosis, lordosis, low energy and fatigue, menstrual problems, migraine, multiple sclerosis, neck pain, pins and needles, problems that occur as a result of pregnancy, recurrent infections, repetitive strain injury, scoliosis, sciatica, sinus problems, sports injuries, tennis elbow, tension, visual disturbances, whiplash injury and more.
By correcting the distortions of the body that are caused by stress and strain, Spinal Touch therapy allows the body to rest. Once the body is allowed to relax sufficiently, it will start to heal itself.
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