Adjust For Success

Common points between different techniques (Examples taken from the lower cervical spine)

How to read the "flash card " describing a technique's characteristics.

Anatomical Review of the thoracic spine

The anatomical thoracic contacts at work during a sitting to supine protocol

Dr Standing back, Patient standing, Mid thoracic

Dr standing back, Patient standing, upper Thoracic

Dr Standing back, Pt Standing, Thoraco-Lumbar Junction

Explaining the segmental extension

Doctor standing back to the patient

The " doctor standing back" technique

Wall upper thoracic

Wall middle thoracic

Wall Thoraco Lumbar Junction

Patient wall Standing

Tools to treat thoracic against wall

The different areas treated with the patient against the wall

Modifying your office to treat your patients easily against a wall

Post Neural facilitation (PNF) when using a wall technique

Upper Thoracic seated

Patient seated arms crossed

Upper thoracic faciltated with pillow

Sitting on low Stool

Patient Sitting on a Low Stool

Seated Upper Thoracic with Index Contact

Seated Upper thoracic index push (modified gonstea)

Buns lift

Wall seated thoracic

Supine Upper thoracic

Supine Middle thoracic

Supine Lower Thoracic & Cervico-Thoracic Junction

Supine and patient with Arms Crossed

Technique B Patient’s hands on Neck with Single Contact

Sitting to Supine tech C

General mobilisation with cavitation of the thoracic on a hard floor