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Docere: to teach

New Manual Therapy Technique

8/28/2019

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Hello everyone, this is Dr. Hogue.
Last weekend I attended a course to learn Fascial Counterstrain (FCS). FCS is a manual therapy method that can be used to relax tissues of the muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, nerves, organs, lymph, veins, and even arteries. I attended the introductory course to see if the method was valid and have been using it since returning. So far I have seen some pretty impressive results.
FCS is a paradigm shift for me, allowing me to treat things with manual therapy which I never thought were possible. If you’re interested in learning more, come on in for a visit. You can also look forward to an upcoming post which explains the ideas and principles of the treatment in more detail.
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Sur
9/2/2019 08:24:49 pm

I live in NY, is there an online course?

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Jennifer Williamson link
9/3/2019 05:48:30 am

It takes a few years to learn, so I think the website is limited to those who have completed the courses and are certified. But the company with which he trained can be found at counterstrain.com.

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Jennifer Fowler
9/27/2019 02:05:19 pm

I didnt see the lik to the scientific article u mentioned 2day

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Jennifer Williamson
9/30/2019 09:43:47 am

The article about counter-strain is mentioned in Dr. John's page that discusses Fascial Counterstrain which can be found here: http://www.avalonnaturalmedicine.com/fascial-counterstrain.html

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