[Download Now] Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy and Patient Self-Help Techniques: Correcting the Perpetuating Factors Behind Chronic Pain – Carla Hedtke

When treating myofascial pain syndrome, get to the point.

One of the most overlooked diagnoses in chronic pain is myofascial pain syndrome. Most of the patients with chronic pain haveMPS. Trigger points in the muscles are a cause of pain. Pain is present with physical limitation and loss of normal function when Trigger points are active. Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy can be used to deactivating the point.

You will learn to identify and correct factors that perpetuate pain in this recording. The Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy protocol is covered in this recording. The role of the patient in the healing process is emphasized, with self-help techniques to empower patients to treat their owntrigger points for lasting pain relief.

1. Describe the most common perpetuating factors behind chronic pain
2. Explain the components of myofascial trigger point therapy protocol
3. Demonstrate new techniques for evaluating myofascial pain syndrome
4. Evaluate trigger point myotherapy compression techniques
5. Choose appropriate self-care techniques for patients to use in treating myofascial pain syndrome

Myofascial point therapy is what it is.

• The pioneers and leaders, Janet Travell, MD and Bonnie Prudden
• Myofascial trigger point therapy practice today

There is a therapeutic point therapy.

• History and physical
• Pain assessment (pain areas, pain level, and exacerbating factors)
• Identify perpetuating factors
  • Nutritional
  • Mechanical
  • Psychological
  • Chemical imbalances
  • Traumatic injuries

There is education and practice in this area.

• Practice postural analysis
• ROM
• Kraus – Weber minimum muscular fitness test

Morton’s foot is used for chronic pain treatment.

• The foot connection and chronic pain
• The posture and body mechanics connection
• Alternative to traditional orthotics

There are self-care technologies that can be used to manage pain.

• How to de-activate trigger points (upper and lower body)
  • Trigger point compression technique
  • Trigger point mapping technique
  • Self-care compression technique
• Using self-help tools
  • Compression tools
  • Conditioning tools
  • Sources of heat and cold
• Spray and Stretch
• Everyday preventive and maintenance self-care techniques
  • Sleeping
  • Walking
  • Stretching

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