Integrate Initial Adjustment with airSlate SignNow

Integrate initial adjustment

so before you ever connect this with another individual always be sure that you check in with yourself that you hear that you're present you know a process can become a lot quicker it can be as simple as you they honestly quiz your eyes per second or it's just like a breath but initially you may have trouble with this and so take as much time as needed but I don't I don't interact with another person until I'm clear no you're not clear at least from a subluxation basis when you find keep finding the same things on all your people this is interesting okay we are right short also have a right higher gluteal fold it also looks like there's less space between the ribs and the ilium on the right side so this might actually be a whole side right side contracture which is different usually when we see right leg and right higher we will fold we think that there's a potential pil ium right I think this is actually a superior shift of the pelvis let's see the right goes slightly even but what happens with the motion of the pelvis let's see she almost collapses in the lumbar so typically you would have more myofascial continuity and actually engagement happening through the rector spinae as you as you bring hill to glute but she's getting this mild collapse here which means that there's not muscle integration which I believe is also quite because she's dominant in the hip flexor so let's copy you can copy the anterior aspect she's a lot tighter on the heli actus on the right side so I think it's hip flexor so basically the hip flexors really engaged a little arctic traction the pelvis up and you'll get tightness at the QL on the same side yeah and t10 musculus a teaching first to your breath yeah the way down at least the system needs a rotational component in the next adjustment right here it may release here everything are calm and so this that means to me the system has has neural torsion or spinal cord towards you so it actually wants to be released in a rotational component so we'll go here there's more opening here now much better see how that was cleared through that's but how do we have so again court attaches sacrum and then c2 and then basically the cranials and occiput and so if you have cord torsion right twisting it doesn't like is Rp day you have to add a rotation I mean I thought I just found the fixation [Music] so we're thinking if we have an ASL iam the sacrum is also post here on that side I actually get a better connect with her through the sacrum so I'm adjust the sacrum but I'm gonna have an awareness if the L with the Soyuz is tight that's gonna be tight at the anterior TPS of l1 l2...