CLRT Trailer
Why CLRT?
Most practitioners have their favorite trusty techniques that, while sometimes effective, may fall short or produce unintended consequences. Unnecessary medication or surgery can lead to patient side effects or lengthy, painful healing. Many bodywork techniques take a huge toll on the providerand can lead to practitioner burnout or their own musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction, making their chosen career, and life in general, difficult. Adjustments or treatments may not hold, leading patients to drop out of care when it becomes cost- or time- prohibitive.
With CLRT, you can effortlessly make trigger points vanish, muscles relax, pain diminish, and stuck joints increase their range of motion – all within a matter of seconds. Watch your patients’ jaws dropas referral rates skyrocket! CLRT can be easily and effectively integrated into your existing clinical repertoire or offered as a standalone service.
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Live Workshop Course Content
An overview of theories that provide a framework for CLRT’s effectiveness
A review of transcranial laser literature
Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) basics, safety, and contraindications
LLLT healing at the cellular level
Selecting a Low Level Laser – How to see through the hype
Importance of wavelength, power, and frequency
“Traditional” LLLT Techniques
Importance of dosage, power density, and penetration in LLLT
Cranial palpation and landmarks
The importance of lasering direction
Basic Muscle Test: Checking for directional specificity
Identifying the myriad potential sources of pain
Honing in on the right point for the patient’s problem
Methods of Cranial Reflex Pathway (CRP) stimulation
AcupEncture: repetitive reflex percussion with a tool you already have
Incorporating simplified CLRT cranial adjusting protocols to further enhance corrections
Review of clinical elements of CLRT for specific areas of the body and common conditions
Each CRP is shown in detail, along with the salient anatomical details about the muscle/vertebra/joint that it controls and associated organ, including:
Head/ Neck
Headache
Myofascial Cervicalgia
Cervical Subluxations
TMD
Whiplash
Torticollis
Upper Extremity
Frozen Shoulder/Shoulder Pain
Biceps Tendonitis
Tennis/Golfer’s Elbow
Wrist Pain/Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Upper Back and Chest
Upper Back Pain
Chest Pain (Non-Cardiac)
Rib Subluxations
Low Back
Low Back Pain/Lumbar Subluxations
Sciatica/Herniated Discs
SI Joint Pain/SI Joint Subluxations
Abdominal/Psoas Pain
Lower Extremity
Hip Pain
IT Band Syndrome
Leg/Thigh Pain
Shin Splints
Knee Pains and Dysfunctions
Ankle/Foot Pain
CLRT for Athletes – On the Field and Courtside
Case History: Post-stroke muscle spasm of four years – Resolved with one minute of CLRT
Double-blind RCT of CLRT on teachers with chronic musculoskeletal pain
Bonus: Preview CLRT protocols for the final frontier: emotional and mental health conditions
