Jarman Kinesiology
1367 Upper James Street L9B 1K2 Hamilton, ON, Canada

For those who like odd osteopathic techniques...

You aren't lazy! You are capable of reading and understanding what I am communicating about the challenges osteopathy has with science and why it may only be due to cultural preferences in osteopathy...

The same movement of the patient in different positions means I need to do different stuff...

Once again, the concepts are the same even if they are performed in a different location...

Continuing to demonstrate the same concepts with consistent language and action in a new location...

When it is less than ideal you can still make it work with the same underlying concepts...

The similarities are more important than the differences...

I can do that sitting down!

Defined by similarities, not differences...

I do work above the neck and I'm guided by the same concepts as everywhere else...

How do you know if it connected?

If I can accurately palpate your organ you should probably go to the emergency room...

Not quite CPR...

Just because you like an idea doesn't make it the right one...

A video presentation and the full paper outlining a proposed model to guide teaching and treatment approaches in osteopathic manual therapy...

For those times when a patient is too tender for you to move or can't make it to the office...

A full length article I wrote with Jason Ross Haxton

If people who study CSF don't agree on its full flow and function what makes anyone believe that osteopathic practitioners have it right?

Palpation of the piriformis and the ancient art of Bullshitsu...

General cues that allow for positive decisions...

Attempting to decrease the hype surrounding some hands-on diagnostics...

Suggestions on being nice when using the forearm for soft tissue...

Just because people say you can find it doesn't make it perfectly true...

This is not guidance, it is historical perspective...

It wasn't all hands-on...

The similarities between methods are consistent...