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Thoracic outlet different hand positions
01:00 stellate ganglion superior ganglion. affecting the entire sympathetic chain
01:30 Activation and Resonance
02:30 Principles of self-regulation and ANS, how to do it?
04:00 Regulation and Resonance
different activation patterns from childhood
05:20 Consent & Benevolent Attitude
05:40 Dealing with activation
Involve clients to regulate!
06:10 ANS of the client as navigation advice
07:00 Confidence points in therapy
07:40 exact hand position and contact
09:00 from global to local (depending on regulation)
10:25 Alternative hand positions coming from the head end, e.g. when lateral contact is activated to allow regulation step-by-step.
12:30 Os hyoid,
the hyoid bone (sesamoid bone)
13:00 Infrahyoid and suprahyoid muscles
1:30 p.m. Styloid process / for pressure equalization: inner ear regulation
e.g. in tinnitus via the stylohyoid muscle
Task: locate the stylohyoid muscle and its surroundings in the anatomy book and locate the tension relationships of the stylohyoid muscle at your next exercise session
14:40 Dealing with activations on the hyoid bone, self-regulation of the therapist
3:30 p.m. Verbal support for the client with simple words, with what attitude does this succeed?
17:20 Hand position for hyoid contact
Avenue of Expression
19:00 Indirect Technique, Direction of Ease
Occiput Atlas Axis
20:00 Arrangement of the condyles and hand position
Atlanto-occipital joint: the yes joint
21:00 Various reasons for hypertrophy or hypertension of the neck region
22:00 Indirect Technique: A/O
23:00 Position of the fingers and various directions of dysfunction indirect techniques and after the release into the decompression of O/A/A
24:40 compression/decompression, listening is key
What if I create a reverse tension? Then what do I do?
27:00 Anterior and posterior balance: hyoid muscles/ neck muscles
