Methodology of therapy
The methodology of causal therapy of the postural and musculoskeletal system can be briefly described as follows:
The human as part of nature
- Nature’s mechanisms represent the optimal solution in terms of a survival strategy. Evolution has found the optimal solution for survival.
- They are focused on the ability to actively engage with the environment.
The pain
- Pain is an expression of a change to the detriment of the body.
- It triggers certain protective and auxiliary mechanisms of nature.
- Many of these protective mechanisms are no longer vital in today’s world due to socialization.
The movement
- Movement is part of the living organism’s ability to actively engage with the environment.
- The movement behavior of humans has changed drastically in the last 100 years.
- The variety of movement has been replaced by constantly repeating movements of the same kind.
- Due to the progress of medicine and the change in movement patterns, new problems arise in the field of surgical and non-surgical orthopedics.
The consequences
- A not inconsiderable proportion of pain syndromes are caused by a shift in muscle balance (mouse hand, impingement syndrome, tennis elbow, etc.).
- The result is syndromes (due to a centering error) in a joint, in the most severe case – a blockage.
Change of the treatment concept
1. Fight pain (pain management) with all available means;
2. fight inflammation (inflammation reduction);
3. tracing the causality (the motive of nature);
4. timely centering and deblocking (as early as possible);
5. treatment of chains (of all affected muscles);
6. conversion of the movement behavior to prevent the recurrence of the disorders.
Prerequisites for the therapy
1. Recognition of the mechanisms of origin;
2. a variety of tests to identify muscle imbalances;
3. appropriate procedures for centering, deblocking and influencing muscle balance.
