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Neurodynamic SolutionsNewsletter - August 2008 |
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Greetings Everyone.
Feature Article - The Sporting Nerve - (Part Two - Lower Quarter)
One of the more important aspects of management of patients at a high level of function is to increase the sensitivity of the manual treatment technique so that small or hidden problems do not pass untreated. In this capacity, neurodynamic testing is no exception. A key objective therefore is to modify the technique so that it becomes as specific as possible to the patient's problem.
Read Full Feature - The Sporting Nerve (Part Two) ... NDS in the USA - NDS braves Atlanta for its New USA Hub
After much deliberation, Neurodynamic Solutions has made the brave decision by choosing Atlanta, GA, for its new hub in the United States. The decision was based on a number of things, great people and facilities were two of the reasons. Included also was the opportunity to perform collaborative research at Georgia State University (GSU). We are now therefore collaborating with the university to produce a series of studies in relation to evaluating the effects of neurodynamic techniques in the lumbar spine. Read Full Article on NDS in the USA ... New American Instructor joins NDS
NDS has experienced a big increase in interest in courses in the United States. In response to this, we are very pleased to announce that a new instructor has joined NDS Team, Mister Russell Foley PT. He will be available from late 2008 to teach NDS courses throughout the United States and Canada. Again, we are very proud to have Russell on NDS Team and look forward to a long and enjoyable association with him. Read News Article on New American Instructor ... NDS meets Alf Breig's Daughter at IFOMT
Whilst at the IFOMT congress in Rotterdam Holland, Michael and two others had the pleasure of meeting Dr Breig's daughter, who lives in the area. They spent time reminiscing over his life and what sort of man he was. It was widely agreed upon that he was a very strong man who was completely dedicated to the development of knowledge of biomechanics of the nervous system. Michael was joined by Professor José Miguel Tricas Moreno and Elena Bueno Gracia, both OMT therapists from Spain who also have a keen interest in clinical neurodynamics.
Interested in the Breig Book?
There has been a lot of interest in the new Breig book as an icon in Physiotherapy/Physical Therapy and Neurodynamics. Remember, Dr Alf Breig was the Leonardo da Vinci of the mechanics of the nervous system and, after performing cadaver dissections and many biomechanical experiments on numerous cadavers, NDS has released a wonderful compilation of his best work. It is full of glorious pictures, hand drawn by Breig, himself an artist, and many of the anatomical photographs were taken by Sweden's most famous medical photographer who was the Netter of medical photography. Read more about Breig Book ...
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