CHAPMAN’S REFLEX POINTS:
Developed by osteopathic physician Dr. James P. Chapman, these points are a diagnostic tool used to identify potential imbalances or dysfunction in your internal organs and are located on the surface of the body, often between the skin and subcutaneous tissue.

BENNETT’S REFLEX POINTS:
Dr. Terrance J. Bennett discovered these reflex points, located about the head and front of the trunk, that were believed to affect the circulation of the vascular system of various organs and glands to improve many types of conditions.

MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUES:
Active exercises that use a muscle’s own energy in the form of gentle isometric contractions to relax the muscles via autogenic or reciprocal inhibition, lengthening the muscle.

CRANIAL TECHNIQUES:
A form of Osteopathic medicine that uses gentle touch to assess the skull and spine through subtle rhythmic movements, using these to manipulate the affected cranial bones.

INHIBITORY TECHNIQUE:
This activity involves the use of sensory input to decrease or inhibit muscle tone and abnormal movement patterns, helping clients achieve better control and coordination of movement.

FUNCTIONAL TECHNIQUE:
A form of osteopathic manual medicine in which all therapeutic maneuvers are strictly controlled by physiologic responses in the area of somatic dysfunction under the palpating fingers.