Ep. 366 – Sensory Opposition – The Story Behind PRI’s Use of the Bird & Cronin Lumbosacral Support and a Soft Cervical Collar

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July 22, 2024
Abdominal Binder, Autonomics, Body on Neck, Corset, Dysautonomia, Experience, Gravity, Guidance, Hypermobility, Left Abdominals, Left Anterior AF Capsule, Left ZOA, Neck, Neck on Body, Patterned Anticipatory Inhibition, Perspective, Physiological, Posturing, Standing, Supportive Clinical Materials, Upright, Vestibular, Zone of Apposition

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