The new strain counterstrain

Schmerz lass nach Strain-Counterstrain is an easy to learn and highly efficient technique for patients suffering from pain of the musculoskeletal system. Staying in a pain-free position for 90 seconds has a lasting positive effect if you return slowly enough from the pain-free to the normal position. The nestor of this osteopathic procedure, Lawrence D. Jones, came to this conclusion as early as the 1950s. Raphael Van Assche is a direct descendant of Jones' work and has developed the method over the past decades as an autonomous osteopathic repositioning technique (AORT), taking into account the latest research findings. Tender and trigger points are used to diagnose and localize joint dysfunctions. The basis of the treatment is to find the position of maximum freedom from pain. The correction of the G.