27/05/2026
Posture is an expression.
It reflects patterns of compensation, influences breathing, and reveals how habits, injury, and stress shape the way we move and hold ourselves.
Sitting “straighter” or forcing a more rigid alignment rarely creates lasting change. Posture is not a position to fix, but a complex adaptive pattern that needs the right conditions for change.
In assessment, I look at how load is distributed through focal, local, and global compensatory patterns, and how the body organizes itself to maintain function.
In treatment, I aim to improve posture by creating the environment for change. I work on mobility and load transfer across the body as an integrated system, which can reduce compensatory strain so more efficient postural organization can emerge.
After treatment, patients often report feeling more grounded, balanced, and at ease within their usual postural tendencies.
If you're looking to make a change in how you move every day, visit kdbomt.com and book online, anytime.
