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In this episode we talk about how treatment occurs, what the focus is, and how the body accepts treatment. 

The underlying goal of any treatment process is to have long term changes, so this talks about why the changes from a treatment stay or revert back to normal.

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In this episode we review a book we read over the last few weeks called Mindset, The Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck.

It was a quick and easy read, something that gives some insight into the science behind having the appropriate mindset, and some ways to form a better mindset. 

The Growth mindset vs Fixed mindset

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We have a chat about position for correction, and practitioner body position. 

Keeping good safe mechanics are crucial to longevity of a practitioner, and the case of treatment for the patient. 

Body mechanics are important to help patients, and make sure forces are directed where they need to be.

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In todays episode we jam through some thoughts and things we are working through in our own practices and thought processes.

The focus being talking about getting the body to balance while treating a patients, which leads to more effectiveness, and better stabilization. 

The second component being the physical balancing, or creating as little tension as possible in a region of interest in order to make the desired changes. 

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Episode 43!

We talk about The Household Osteopath by Feidler. 

It is a book about some household remedies for sick loved ones, a book written in the early 1900's in order to provide some care for your families if you couldn't get to an Osteopath. 

It was an interesting read, and review of some treatment techniques. 

If you have comments or questions about it please give us a shout!

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In this episode we have a quick chat about the final chapters of the Dain Tasker text, we review some of the movements and techniques and how this section can be useful.

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This episode was put together for students and practitioner developing their hands in the manual therapy field. 

We talk about the process of developing your hands, meaning the ability to feel the structures you're feeling and the detail perceived at your touch. 

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In Episode 40 the team gets to talking about fluid dynamics and their importance in treatment. 

Osteopaths look at fluid as a hydraulic system and the best way of creating health in the tissues. All tissues need blood to function, the cerebrospinal fluid, extracellular fluid, lymphatics are all needed components of treatment for health of the body. 

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Dain Tasker Principles of Osteopathy Book Club review

We discuss the books chapters 10-15 and review some of the main concepts.

The book has been a lot of fun so far!

In this episode we discuss how nutrition was a part of early Osteopathy, how they talked about it, used it to assist treatment and why its still an important part of health today.