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Category: Physical Therapy

November 11, 2018 Ehlers Danlos syndrome / Improving Motion / Improving Proprioception / Movement / Physical Therapy / Products

Antigravity Yoga Hammock / Swing

More recently, antigravity restorative yoga was developed to include people who aren’t able to safely leave the ground.

September 19, 2017 Ehlers Danlos syndrome / Improving Motion / Movement / Pain Management / Physical Therapy / Treatments

Water Aerobics & Therapeutic Swimming

Getting Started Water aerobics are a great tool for managing Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. When I began water fitness, my shoulder dislocations

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August 8, 2017 Ehlers Danlos syndrome / Improving Motion / Improving Proprioception / Mindfulness / Movement / Physical Therapy / Treatments

The Feldenkrais Method

What is The Feldenkrais Method? “The Feldenkrais Method® of somatic education uses gentle movement and directed attention to help people

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June 21, 2017 Daily Living / Ehlers Danlos syndrome / Improving Motion / Movement / Physical Therapy

Alternative Treadmill Use

what can you do with a treadmill, when you shouldn’t even be walking?

March 28, 2017 General Help / Improving Motion / Movement / Physical Therapy / Treatments

Strength Training Tips

Listen to your body.
Don’t work too hard.

March 2, 2017 Movement / Physical Therapy / Specific Conditions / Treatments

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome and Hypermobility

There are many causes of Thoracic Outlet syndrome (TOS). TOS is caused by a combination of anatomical differences and muscle imbalance. TOS is a common comorbidity with disorders involving hypermobility. When the hypermobility is a result of joint instability like EDS, muscle imbalances are often the cause of TOS.

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@accessibleyoga included EDS in their movement to make yoga more accessible 👏😁 the world is remembering the zebras! & Heads up St. Louis they are having a workshop weekend here the last weekend of May/ into June. You can find more information on accessibleyoga.org #ehlersdanlossyndrome #edsathletes #embracethebrace #hypermobileyogi #accesibleyoga #stlouisyoga
Positive thinking investigation part 1 is up on Embracethebrace.com Thank you @adelaidegoodeve for your help with visualization training & @soniaslankard for the dream board workshop perfect timing for this investigation! #positivethinking #intentions #affirmations #dreamboard #visualization #visionboard #manifestation #thesecret #thelawofattraction
I’m happy I was able to help raise awareness for EDS and how complex, systemic and dangerous it can be. ( link posted above) I hope to help save future lives from destruction through early diagnoses! I’m very thankful to everyone who helped make this article & video publication possible! This story is like nothing I ever imagined would happen in my lifetime it’s been strange to realize how many people are touched by my experience of me simply being my as usual self, just under extreme circumstance...ultra stubborn, unusual, and healing with laughter. #edsawareness #ehlersdanlossyndrome #ehlersdanlosawareness
The power of positive thinking & “the secret” currently under investigation🤓👀so that next time someone tells you to be positive in response to your suffering you will know fact from fiction ✨💫hopefully to create a great conversion out of what can be an irritating comment. And learn to gain all the benefits from what appears to be the magic of statistics and mindful awareness #positivethinking #psuedoscience #chronicillness #chronicillnessblogger

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