In this next episode of the Anatomical Gangster podcast, host Sue Hitzmann sits down with the brilliant David Weinstock, a trailblazer in the field of manual therapy and the creator of NeuroKinetic Therapy (NKT). With decades of experience and the co-founder of the Institute of Conscious Bodywork, David shares his profound insights into addressing movement dysfunctions by organizing brain movement and providing personalized rehabilitation exercises.

During this enlightening conversation, Sue and David delve into the common postural issues caused by our modern sedentary lifestyles, such as forward head posture and inactive psoas muscles. They emphasize the crucial role of fascia in maintaining motor control and highlight the often-overlooked impact of surgical procedures like C-sections on fascial health.

David passionately discusses the importance of a holistic approach to therapy, where understanding the entire body and its relational patterns takes precedence over treating symptoms in isolation. They also touch on the limitations of traditional anatomical education and the need for a more dynamic, interconnected understanding of the human body.

Listeners will gain invaluable knowledge about NeuroKinetic Therapy, the significance of recognizing different learning styles in therapy, and the critical role of failure in the learning process. The episode wraps up with a thought-provoking discussion on the necessity of educating clients and fostering a non-dogmatic, creative approach among therapists.

Join Sue and David for a deep dive into the world of manual therapy, fascia, and the interconnectedness of the human body, and discover how these insights can transform your approach to movement and rehabilitation.

Don't miss out on this eye-opening episode of Anatomical Gangster, available now!