Performance Therapy
Calculating CPE points for Inner Circle membership
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Our Inner Circle membership has heaps of benefits, but one that many members forget is that you can earn Continuing Professional Education (CPE) points with your professional association. Every time you participate in a workshop, tune into a workshop, or watch any of our huge library of videos and courses, you're accruing valuable CPE points. How do I earn CPE points with my membership? All you need to do is keep a log of your activities that records the date you participated in the activity, the duration the activity lasted, and what what the activity was. Exactly what activities...
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How to grow your business and stand out from the crowd in three simple steps
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Offering soft-tissue therapy safely during COVID-19
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Maximising your productivity by weeding out problem clients
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How much time do you spend on problem clients? No, this isn't about clients with a wry neck that just won't respond to treatment or your cyclist client who maybe over-shares just a bit too much. We all have problem clients. They're the ones who you have to constantly chase for unpaid invoices, the ones who constantly question every professional decision, the ones who show up late and don't respect your time. And we suppress a sigh, grit our teeth, and get on with the job the best we can. But here's the thing about troublesome clients: they're a time sink....
Trigger Point Therapy: Digastricus
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About the digastricus From the Latin digastricus: having two (muscle) bellies Origin Anterior belly (a): digastric fossa on the inner side of the lower border of the mandible, near symphysis. Posterior belly (b): mastoid notch of the temporal bone. Insertion Body of hyoid bone via a fascial sling over an intermediate tendon. Action Raises hyoid bone. Depresses and retracts mandible as in opening the mouth. Nerve Anterior belly: mylohyoid nerve, from trigeminal V nerve (mandibular division).Posterior belly: facial (V11) nerve. Trigger Point Referred Pain Anterior: lower four incisor teeth, tongue, and lip, occasionally to chin.Posterior: strong 2 cm zone around...
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