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Bend To Mend Physical Therapy
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Sternal and nasal relationship with respiration

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  • The Thalamus: The ultimate relay station: Take time to allow yourself to take things in. Stop the freeze. Open your senses
  • Our scapulas (shoulder blades) move opposite then our lungs with respiration. The lungs expand, the bottoms going down with diaphragm and the tops being pulled laterally and rotating posterior. The scapulas move down and laterally with their top inner edge opening down and away from the clavicle. the scapulas indirectly massage the lungs and are also the top 1/2 of the shoulder joint.
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  • breathing muscles in thoracic and abdominal cavities
  • Organ Meat: a visceral experience. Learn what your organs feel like

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ABOUT CARRI

Carri Kaplan MPT, COMT, LMP, founder of Bend To Mend is a holistic physical therapist with specialties in manual therapy, visceral manipulation, cranial sacral therapy, running rehabilitation and yoga.

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