Key Pelvic Floor Points LU7 –(LUNG) - FRONT MIDLINE Lu7 is the distal point to the upper back and strongly influences the front midline as the confluent point for [...]

Reducing Stress: Parasympathetics The key to any treatment in patients is the deregulation (or calming) of the autonomic nervous system to reduce patient hypersensitivity, relax tight muscles and release tender [...]

Reducing Stress for Pelvic Dysfunction Reducing sympathetic stress plays a crucial role in enhancing pelvic floor therapy. For therapists working with patients experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction, understanding the unique [...]

MPS Pelvic Floor Pillars Five Steps for optimal STRESS & Pain reduction for Pelvic Region MPS stands for Microcurrent Point Stimulation, an approach to pain therapy that integrates [...]

Common Therapies & The Vagus Nerve Not everything we learn in school is correct. Neuro-Regulation of a patient is a KEY factor [...]

Vagus Nerve to the Rescue The only known scientific counter to sympathetic activation is our parasympathetic nervous system (PNS). If stress is the “gas” of the body, the parasympathetic [...]

Why Stress Activation is So Bad Stress activation is for survival. During stress, digestion & immunity shut down while muscles tighten, blood /lymphatic flow is constricted, and cellular healing [...]

Stress: Root Cause of Pelvic Dysfunction Description: Chronic pelvic pain is characterized by persistent pain lasting for more than three to six months in the pelvic region. This type [...]

Pelvic floor anatomy is a complex and intricate structure that plays a crucial role in supporting the pelvic organs, maintaining continence, and contributing to sexual function. Here’s a basic overview [...]

Brain Vs Heart Model for Pelvic Floor The Central Nervous System (CNS) and Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) are integral components of the body’s nervous system, each playing a role [...]

What Causes Pelvic Floor Dysfunction? Pelvic floor dysfunction is a complex condition, and while its full range of causes remains incompletely understood, several factors have been identified as potential [...]

Don’t worry, be patient. Both short-term and long-term improvements will be seen, so set goals and be optimistic. Treat yourself! It’s exhausting to care for a sensory child 24/7, and [...]