Скачать или смотреть 195 - FSM Case Studies - Long COVID and Flexibility - Hamstring Insertion Tendinopathy

Hosts: Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC & Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT

01:24 Core Training and Achievements
02:26 Flexibility and Adaptability in Practice
03:14 Neurotransmitter Workshop Insights
06:01 Case Study: Long COVID and Flexibility
19:28 Case Study: Hamstring Insertion Tendinopathy
30:55 The Importance of Safety in Treatment
33:41 Timing and Duration of Treatments
34:42 Patient Trauma History and Treatment Adjustments
36:03 Chemotherapy-Induced Neuropathy Case Study
38:03 Sensory Motor Cortex and Pain Pathways
40:29 Learning from Mistakes and Gaining Experience
55:38 Empowering Patients with CustomCare
58:38 Upcoming Courses and Announcements

Join Dr. Carol and Kim Pittis on this insightful episode of the Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) podcast, where they share clinical experiences and advanced FSM techniques. They discuss the importance of flexibility in treatment plans, how to listen to patients carefully, and the significance of understanding underlying issues like hypermobility and nerve injuries. The episode also highlights real-life cases, including diagnosing complex conditions like long COVID and chemotherapy-related neuropathy, and introduces innovative approaches to treatment. Learn how FSM can empower both clinicians and patients, making every treatment more effective and personalized. Get your free introductory webinar at frequencyspecific.com/about and find FSM-trained practitioners at frequencyspecific.com/find. Subscribe now for more breakthrough FSM insights.

*Clinical Approach and Techniques*

1. *Patient-Centric Treatment:*
FSM emphasizes the importance of listening to patients carefully to guide treatment decisions.
Clinicians using FSM adapt their approach based on feedback and patient response, applying both clinical judgment and the art of listening to the patient’s body and its unique signals.

2. *Technical Insights and Innovations:*
Understanding the underlying neural and anatomical pathways is critical for effectively utilizing FSM.
Treatments often involve addressing nerve traction injuries, hypermobility, and unexpected anatomical variations, demonstrating FSM's adaptability in treating diverse conditions.

3. *Specific Cases and Challenges:*
FSM practitioners navigate complex cases such as chronic pain, long-term conditions like long COVID, and unique structural anomalies through a flexible and iterative approach.
Cases are often revisited and re-evaluated to adjust treatment plans, emphasizing the value of starting over and reassessing when results are not as expected.

*The Art and Science of Adaptation*

1. *Listening and Responding to the Tissue:*
Rather than imposing treatment, practitioners listen intently to what the tissue "tells" about its needs, allowing for a more natural and effective healing process.
This approach enhances the connection between clinician and patient, encouraging a more collaborative healing process.

2. *Harnessing Anatomical Knowledge:*
FSM practitioners possess a robust understanding of human anatomy, applying it creatively to solve complex medical puzzles.
Knowledge of specific structures, such as the operator membrane and its impact on conditions like hamstring tendinopathy, is vital for achieving successful outcomes.

*The Importance of Flexibility and Continuous Learning*

1. *Educational and Professional Growth:*
FSM emphasizes continuous learning and the importance of both successes and mistakes in professional development.
Clinicians are encouraged to embrace new techniques and adapt based on evolving evidence and patient feedback, ensuring ongoing improvement and innovation in patient care.

2. *Empowering Patients:*
By providing tools such as a CustomCare unit, FSM empowers patients, fostering a sense of control over their own healing process.
This empowerment plays a critical role in enhancing patient outcomes, especially when dealing with chronic or challenging conditions.