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John Sharkey, Clinical Anatomist MSc

John Sharkey, MSc. Clinical Anatomist
E-mail address: [email protected]
www.johnsharkeyevents.com

John Sharkey is a board-certified Clinical anatomist, member of the Anatomical Society and the British Association of Clinical Anatomists. He is an international educator, author, and authority in the areas of clinical anatomy, fascia science, human movement, and the manual treatment of myofascial chronic pain. John is a graduate of the University of Dundee, University of Liverpool, and University of Chester. He completed undergraduate and post-graduate studies in the areas of clinical anatomy and exercise physiology and holds a post-graduate certificate in
education from Maynooth University, Ireland. He is the programme leader of the tensegrity, fascia-focused cadaver dissection courses which have been held at Trecchi Human, Italy, The Ohio State University, University of Dundee, Griffith College, Sydney Institute of Technology, Kings College and elsewhere internationally.

John has been delivering human anatomy dissection courses for many years teaching
the geometry of anatomy and movement from his unique Fasciategrity-Anatomy for
the 21st Century perspective. His presentations are respectful, dynamic, entertaining,
educational and insightful. He is recognised as one of the leading authorities on fascia and living tensegrity. John is editor of the editorial board of the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies (JBMT) Fascia Science and Clinical Applications.



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Keywords

pain management, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, myofascial pain, fascia, alternative therapies, nutrition, mental health, acupuncture, consciousness


Summary

In this conversation, Idan Naor and John Sharkey delve into the complexities of chronic pain, exploring personal experiences, the science behind pain perception, and the importance of individualized treatment approaches. They discuss various therapies, including nutrition, acupuncture, and the role of fascia in pain management, emphasizing the need for a holistic understanding of health that encompasses both physical and emotional well-being.


Takeaways

Idan shares his personal journey with chronic pain and its impact on his life.
John Sharkey explains his background in anatomy and pain management.
The conversation highlights the importance of understanding individual pain experiences.
Myofascial trigger points are discussed as a key factor in pain perception.
Fascia is identified as a crucial tissue in the body that affects pain and movement.
The need for individualized care in pain management is emphasized.
Nutrition and alternative therapies play a significant role in managing chronic pain.
Mental and emotional health are intertwined with physical pain experiences.
Acupuncture is explored as a method to stimulate nerve repair and energy flow.
The discussion concludes with the importance of time and continuity in healing.


Titles

Navigating Chronic Pain: A Personal Journey
Understanding the Science of Pain Management


Sound bites

"Pain cannot shoot up."
"It's all about time."
"You have to have continuity."


Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Pain and Personal Struggles
05:53 John's Background and Expertise
11:45 Exploring Myofascial Trigger Points
17:47 Chronic Pain and Its Impact on Life
23:40 The Importance of Individualized Treatment
29:51 Detoxification and Fasting for Pain Relief
34:53 Exploring Extreme Diets and Personal Practices
40:37 Understanding Energy and the Human Body
49:38 The Importance of Safety and Quiescence in Therapy
56:14 The Consequences of Unresolved Pain
01:01:15 The Importance of Individualized Treatment
01:09:54 The Significance of Fascia in Anatomy