A supportive care for the spine and all joints is the Dorn Therapy. This starts by testing the length of the leg, because 80 percent of people have a discrepancy in their length of the leg, even without realizing this. Quick exercises are used to offset any discrepancies and put the joints of the lower limbs back into their correct positions. Once the legs are balanced, the next area to inspect is the hip. It is tested for any spinning shape. When the ‘foundation’ of individuals is balanced, the spine is then checked.
In Dorn Therapy “Displaced” vertebrae are replaced by thumb pressure alongside the spinal vertebrae. It is necessary for the client to shift their arm or leg in a swinging motion for this treatment depending on which area we are working on. This motion relaxes the muscles, allowing the vertebrae to shift back into position. In this treatment, tendons and ligaments are not strained or overstretched; they adjust after a very short period to hold the vertebrae in place and protect the muscles.
The treatment as a whole is gentle and secure, no cracking or sudden motions are used, just the thumb on a particular area. Many problems in the cervical region of the spine, such as headaches, dizziness, ear or eye problems can result from nerve end pressure. Such issues can be that by using the gentle massage technique.
As the Complementary Therapy Practtioner Australia detects the displaced vertebrae and then massages it back into shape, the head is gently turned to operate on the cervical region. There are some easy exercises in case of sore or uneven joints to reduce pain and move the joints to their proper positions.
Dorn Therapists often test their clients ‘leg length first and correct the discrepancy with easy steps and home exercises to hold the corrections in place.
Research on a body’s structural alignment often happens in motion, meaning the cooperation of the client is vital to the success of the procedure.
