Iliopsoas, the body’s stabilising muscle
The Iliopsoas is a group of three muscles that has many angles, uncertainty and controversy.
A dysfunctional iliopsoas has been blamed for the possible cause of many disorders from back pain, inguinal pain and even neck and shoulder pain.
There is also a strong psychosomatic relationship to this muscle regarding the initiation of the fear reflex.
Gentle tactile techniques are needed to address the problems of the psoas. Also a range of directed stretches and practical activities are needed to be supplemented after your clinical work. To help with the fear reflex there are ground-breaking Rhythmic Movement exercises.
This treatment includes a range of complementary practical techniques and stretches to address a dysfunctional iliopsoas.
Sometimes treatment on the psoas is needed to relieve sciatic pain when other conventional methods have failed to deliver pain relief.
