Strain counterstrain neck and shoulders. Massage techniques

[@danielmassage163]

This professor is SOOO good! I love watching his videos! What's his name???

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Thank you! My name is Dror Steiner and I am the Bodyology founder. you can read more about me here bodyologymassagecourses.co.uk/about/bodyology-tutors Best, Dror

[@essamguitars]

is it possible that doing some of these could relieve dizziness? I've been having dizziness and after doing some of these for my neck and shoulders the dizziness went away

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Yes, it might help but you need to do it reasonably as if you do it too strong it may increase the problem

[@essamguitars]

ok thanks

[@keatonk7963]

That technique may work, but it's not Strain Counterstrain.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Yes, you are right! It's a combination of a strain counterstrain and positional release. well spotted.

[@gregmfarmer]

I saw no strain counter-strain technique - I may have missed it, but the title of the video is so misleading.

[@ironmandave3000]

@@BodyologyMassageSchool Strain counterstrain was developed by Jones. Positional release therapy was developed by Carrie D Ambrosia one of Jones's students. This did not appear to be the work of either of them. Close but not the work.

[@littledollbear]

Can you have a massage if you have cervical spondylitis ?

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

+LittleBlondeBear yes, you can. but it depend on the severity. If its really sever, I would not treat and refer to other osteopath or physio. but on moderate to mild condition, massage has a huge amount to offer.

[@WLNS4Life]

Depends on what you mean by "massage" and the expertise of the therapist

[@whatrtheodds]

Positional release. I get it.

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Its a great technique! A big hard to get a grip, but it does marvellous to your clients.

[@rambonaga9611]

Subtitle is blocking the entire show. Irritating...

[@BodyologyMassageSchool]

Sorry. will try to improve this