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Egoscue - Part 1: Releasing Fear, Relieving Pain

Pete Egoscue
 Pete Egoscue 

  • Introduction
  • Vocation -> avocation
  • Pete’s background: wounded in Marines -> musculoskeletal problems
  • Solve my own problems, others start to come for help
  • Healing as a hobby -> Passion -> Egoscue clinics -> the “posture people”
  • We are symmetrical bi-peds with head on top – deviations lead to pain
  • Allowing people to return to their original template
  • Head thinks but the heart KNOWS
  • The art of the Possible… “Because I know nothing, everything is possible”
  • Chronic Pain = step one is to convince them that there is nothing wrong with them
  • Imposing Treatment vs. Eliciting a CURE
  • Feel the difference
  • Fear is the underlying problem
  • Dropping the WHAT to get to the WHY
  • Podiatrist example
  • Why is that problem there? What CAUSED that result?
  • Treat the symptom -> Problem will likely return
  • Treat the CAUSE -> Problem will go away for good
  • Treat the WHY not the WHAT
  • Biggest challenge – Getting the mind off the symptom and the story
  • Letting them know that it’s not their fault
  • Treating the body as a unit
  • First day someone comes to the clinic they must feel better
  • Changing environment vs. changing stimulus
  • Evoke immediate response – put the fear down
  • Ultimate outcome - not the absence of pain but the absence of the condition

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COMMENTS
Magedera, Carl | 16 Jan 2011, 08:41 AM
Some important stuff here about the body as a unit and looking at the source of pain, not only at pain itself.
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