Hands That Hear You
Osteopathic Manual Therapies CranioSacral Therapy (CST)
Visceral Manipulation
Ortho Bionomy®
Wellness
Hands That Hear You
Osteopathic Manual Therapies CranioSacral Therapy (CST)
Visceral Manipulation
Ortho Bionomy®
Wellness
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Our Practitioners
In 1989, Nina landed at Mueller College of Holistic Studies in San Diego, California after having been catapulted from a traumatic personal experience. In search of a way to address her trauma and pushed forward by a strong desire to find ways of healing, for herself and for others, she became committed to bodywork.
Originally from Canada, Luc J Chabot acquired his BSC from the University of Regina, Saskatchewan, in 1976. A year later he entered the pre-med program at McGill University Montreal, Canada. Having become disenchanted with the medical program he ended his studies at McGill after 3 and a half years
The Body Is Multi-Dimensional
Our Multi-Dimensional, Multi-System body is controlled by all of and not just one of these many systems: The Skeletal, Muscular, Cranial, Central Nervous System/Autonomic Nervous System, Lymphatic/Immune, Vascular-Arterial/Venous, Visceral Organs, Neurological, Electrical, Limbic/Emotional, Chakras, Brain/Body Connection, Energetic, Physiological, Gearing Systems, Bio-Mechanical Relationships, …et. al. Other therapies are great, feel good, but may not be long lasting because they tend to take a “One System approach,”—viewing the entire body through that one system they work with.
Hands That Hear You are different in that they “listen” to and then address each system individually or in groups, but in a hierarchical order, which is reflective of your own personal adaptive pattern of strain or pain. Through their education and Osteopathic training they use their hands and “listen” into your body to locate where adaptations, which create pain, are occurring, originate from and what system(s) are involved in that adaptive holding pattern.
After An Initial Assessment
After an initial assessment Nina begins to address what she finds, one layer at a time. Gently and subtly, she assists one holding pattern after the next within individual systems to help it make change and find a better way to function. Continually assessing the body as she works, she tracks the changes as they occur and follows the changes to the next layer or pattern of strain/pain. In most cases, it is not guess work. Listening with her hands gives hr the ability to locate and address the “problem” and not the “symptom” of the problem.
Like most professionals, passionate about their work, Nina Joy never stops learning or finding current research about her field and scope of practice. She is committed to helping you feel better in your body. Her experience has shown her that there is never just ONE thing that causes a problem in a person’s body. It is more of a series of issues that have accumulated and have caused adaptation over time. That adaptation is the pain you feel!