Applied Movement Neurology

Our Applied Movement Neurology (AMN) assessment process can precisely identify where communications between brain and the body are miss calibrated and correct it with manual techniques and specific movement drills. Couple of different assessment protocols can be utilized, depending on clients individual presentation.

• Neuro-skeletal screen – allows the clearing of physical symptoms of the neuromuscular system more specifically related to the client’s pain complaints or movement restriction. Assessment involves checking the various relationships between different body systems, including: muscle – organ relationship, muscle – endocrine relationship, muscle – spinal cord relationship, fascia, cranial nerves and cranial sutures involvement.
• Humunculus and visualization – further examination technique of particular pathways involved in painful motion, movement control and muscle facilitation. This screening protocol allows the practitioner to check also for faulty communication between our natural analgesic pathways (central pain processing pathways ) and the painful area in question 
• Emotional Motor System (EMS) calibration – The emotional motor system is a completely separate motor system to the volitional motor system. Due to its intrinsic modulatory role with the Autonomic Nervous System it is involved in the stress response, sympathetic and parasympathetic arousal.
  The EMS isn’t directly involved in emotional responses.  Memories about emotion and emotional memories provide the emotional context which may be associated with a bodily dysfunction. Pelvic floor problems such as incontinence, poor breathing patterns, groin or lower back pain and reproductive organs problems can benefit from calibrating EMS.
• Sleep protocol – Have you ever suffered from insomnia? If so, you’re aware how lack of sleep affects health and wellbeing. This protocol is extremely impactful in helping people regaining back their sleep. This option serves as separate treatment and may require few sessions. It involves screening and recalibration of structures relevant to your Circadian biology and sleeping patterns. This may include:
  • Recalibrating the body clock
  • Assessing and normalising the ‘switches’ of sleep and wake
  • Correlations with other neurological systems
  • Behavioral & Nutritional adaptations to sustain entrainment to light and dark cycles