Carla Hedtke – Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy and Patient Self-Help Techniques

This course is available immediately for deliveryMyofascial MPS is a common diagnosis in chronic pain.  MPS is a common diagnosis in chronic pain. It affects up to 85%. Trigger points in muscles have been a problem.-behandelte cause of pain

Carla Hedtke – Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy and Patient Self-Help Techniques

MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINT THEAPY: WHAT IS IT ALL?

• The pioneers and Janet Travell MD Leaders and Bonnie Prudden
• Myofascial Today’s trigger point therapy is a practice

THE PROTOCOL OF MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINT THERAPY (LAB)

• Histories and Physical
• Assessment of pain (pain points, pain level). and (Exacerbating Factors)
• Identify perpetuating factors
  • Nutritional
  • Mechanical
  • Psychological
  • Chemical imbalances
  • Traumatic injuries

EVALUATION & PRACTICE (LAB).

• Use postural analysis
• ROM
• Kraus – Weber minimum muscular fitness test

MORTON’S FOOT: APPROACH FOR CHRONIC PAIN TREATMENT (LAB)

• The foot connection and Chronic pain
• The position and The body mechanics connection
• Alternative to traditional orthotics

SELF-CARE TECHNIQUES TO MANAGE PAIN (LAB)

• How to de-activate trigger points (upper and Lower body
  • Trigger point compression technique
  • Trigger Point mapping technique
  • Self-Care compression technique
• Use your own self-Help tools
  • Compression tools
  • Conditioning tools
  • Heat Sources and Cold
• Spray and Stretch
• Everyday preventive and Maintain yourself-Care techniques
  • Sleeping
  • Walking
  • Stretching

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Go to the Point – The Trigger Point – Treatment Myofascial Pain Syndrome 

Myofascial MPS is a common diagnosis in chronic pain.  MPS is a common diagnosis in chronic pain. It affects up to 85%. Trigger points in muscles have been a problem.-The cause of the pain can be treated. Trigger points should be treated. “active” Pain in the muscles is a sign of physical limitation. and Loss of normal function. “Deactivating” You can reach the trigger point by following these steps Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy (MTPT), a unique treatment protocol for myofascial pain and dysfunction.

You will learn how to identify each of these objects throughout this recording. and Correct perpetuating factors which perpetuate pain This recording covers Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy protocol, and allows participants hands-There are many ways to manually disable trigger points. With self-healing, the patient’s role is important.-These techniques allow patients to manage their own pain triggers and provide lasting relief.

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