Personal Care Physio Inc.

07/26/2022

06/09/2022

06/07/2022

What is BIOTENSEGRITY?
“Biotensegrity, a term coined by Dr. Stephen Levin, is the application of tensegrity principles to biological structures. Biological structures such as muscles, bones, fascia, ligaments and tendons, or rigid and elastic cell membranes, are made strong by the unison of tensioned and compressed parts.”
https://fasciatrainingacademy.com/what-is-biotensegrity/

Our fascial and dura body provides biotensegrity which allows distribution of load properties with fractalization (fractalization is to separate and divide like river networks, cauliflower or broccoli, and blood vessels). The fascial body continuously changes its positions and is not stable or fixed. The fascia and bones continue modifying to support our body part motions like a puppet on strings.

The fascia and dura system provides biotensegrity to suspend our vitals like the brain, heart and organs, giving them protection. These vital centers are the center of the core. Therefore, the osseous membranous network (fascia and dura) and spine suspend us like a puppet on strings so the vital structures do not take any weight. We are free floating body diagrams where each individual part has its own free body diagram and fulcrum that works in coherence with the other body parts, each with their own free floating body diagram as a team.

The bones (like the spine) and membranes (fascia and dura) move with a framework and support system that is adaptable to keep the vitals centred in suspension so we are free floating.

Our Physiotherapists and Osteopaths have advanced training focused on restoring your alignment and BIOTENSEGRITY.

If you think you would benefit from treatments, please book an appointment with our therapists at Personal Care Physio and Osteopathy 902-275-5086 OR visit our web site @ https://personalcarephysio.ca. Location: 3785 Hwy #3 Chester NS.

06/07/2022

What is BIOTENSEGRITY?
“Biotensegrity, a term coined by Dr. Stephen Levin, is the application of tensegrity principles to biological structures. Biological structures such as muscles, bones, fascia, ligaments and tendons, or rigid and elastic cell membranes, are made strong by the unison of tensioned and compressed parts.”
https://fasciatrainingacademy.com/what-is-biotensegrity/

Our fascial and dura body provides biotensegrity which allows distribution of load properties with fractalization (fractalization is to separate and divide like river networks, cauliflower or broccoli, and blood vessels). The fascial body continuously changes its positions and is not stable or fixed. The fascia and bones continue modifying to support our body part motions like a puppet on strings.

The fascia and dura system provides biotensegrity to suspend our vitals like the brain, heart and organs, giving them protection. These vital centers are the center of the core. Therefore, the osseous membranous network (fascia and dura) and spine suspend us like a puppet on strings so the vital structures do not take any weight. We are free floating body diagrams where each individual part has its own free body diagram and fulcrum that works in coherence with the other body parts, each with their own free floating body diagram as a team.

The bones (like the spine) and membranes (fascia and dura) move with a framework and support system that is adaptable to keep the vitals centred in suspension so we are free floating.

Our Physiotherapists and Osteopaths have advanced training focused on restoring your alignment and BIOTENSEGRITY.

If you think you would benefit from treatments, please book an appointment with our therapists at Personal Care Physio and Osteopathy 902-275-5086 OR visit our web site @ https://personalcarephysio.ca. Location: 3785 Hwy #3 Chester NS.

05/31/2022

Did you know the iliacus muscle can not only cause pelvic pain but it can also contribute to incontinence.

Massage gets into the deeper trigger points that can not be reached with stretching!

Book with our massage therapists @ https://personalcarephysio.ca/massage-therapy/ online or call 902-275-5086 to book with our osteopaths or physiotherapists for a team approach to optimize your pelvic and bladder health!

Meet the team here https://personalcarephysio.ca.

Physiotherapists with training focused on pelvic floor rehabilitation should be the first line of defence. We learn in advanced physiotherapist training how to get the hypertonic muscle to relax before we strengthen with specific exercises.

Therapists at Personal Care Physio & Osteopathy have advanced training in Pelvic floor dysfunction and incontinence for men and women.

If you would benefit from specific pelvic floor treatments, please book an appointment with our women’s health physiotherapist at Personal Care Physio and Osteopathy 902-275-5086 OR visit our web site https://personalcarephysio.ca/jennifer-williamson/ to learn more about Jennifer Williamson PT and OMP and our other services @ https://personalcarephysio.ca. Location: 3785 Hwy #3 Chester NS.