A "BRAIN MAPPING"SESSION

A Professional WholeBodyView session is typically 90 minutes long and includes

being on a treatment table where the therapist will combine very gentle touch

with rhythmic movement protocols to each area of your body. These protocols

are designed to relax and loosen the client’s muscles which are at the the source

of neuromuscular dysfunction, discomfort and pain. Utilizing this approach,

“WBV Brain Mapping” is more efficient and effective than most other forms of

hands-on therapy including physical therapy. While on the table recipients will

experience the positive and deeply relaxing effects of these gentle movement

protocols throughout the body. During each session the therapist will teach the

client self-care movement exercises to be practice at home in support of the

healing process. The WholeBodyView is a comprehensive neuromuscular

approach that consistently produces results experienced as greater well being.

A private “WBV Brain Mapping” session with a certified WholeBodyView

Practitioner is quite an experience. The therapist has developed through their

training and professional practice an approach that includes gentle touch and

hands-on repetitive movement protocols that stimulate change at the source of

the dysfunctional movement pattern. The key to making positive neuromuscular

change is by addressing the pattern through a multi-dimensional “brain

mapping.” We are all capable of improving no matter our condition!

As a principle, the WBV therapist recognizes that we have culturally been

indoctrinated into moving our bodies in a way that is inefficient and produces

stressful conditions causing a whole host of neuromuscular problems. The long

term, non-conscious, practice of this style of movement, referred to as

segmenting, establishes “automatic” movement patterns that we no longer

recognize due to normalizing them over the years. We all know someone by their

unique movement style/patterns where if they were a mile down the road you

might say, “Oh thats Bill, I’d know his walk anywhere!”

The practice of segmenting causes fatigue, discomfort and eventually chronic

pain. These no longer useful movement patterns, left unaddressed, can and do

develop fertile conditions leaving us more prone to injury as well. The early

symptoms of neuromuscular dysfunction are experienced as a lack flexibility/

pliability, restriction in range of motion and therefore a dumbing down of our

functional movement lives. Again, left unaddressed we hasten the aging

process or never fully rehabilitate our bodies to full function after injuries or

surgeries. Returning to a whole body movement approach with the guidance of

an WBV therapist reduces or eliminates most if not all neuromuscular discomfort

and dysfunction with practice.

The main areas we experience the problematic results of segmenting are; the

neck, shoulders, lower back, pelvis and hips, however the compensations are

not exclusive to these areas. We are basically wearing out the joints in our body

by “point loading or segmenting” the effort of moving our bodies and our weight

habitually. A return to something more functional, “WholeBody Movement” is

always possible and beneficial. The elimination of stress, discomfort and pain is

routinely experienced by those working with a WBV Practitioner.