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2024 - The NOW

September 2024

2024

Tragedy to Grace

TransPersonal Consciousness
BirthRight of Humanity

A ‘door ajar’ allows the little thing with feathers to fly inside.

“Hope is that thing with feathers –
That perches in the soul-
And sings the tune without the words –
And never stops- at all…”
Emily Dickinson

Waiting…with my door ajar.

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August 2024

August

A Time of Wonder

I wonder if a new medical paradigm
is emerging?

Awareness of
“Mewing”, the Glymphatic System and the Cranial Rhythmic Impulse
is growing worldwide
….all possibly stimulated and reinforced by the Tongue and the Swallow.

Medical possibilities abound.
Dialogue and Discussion
need to materialize as well.

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2024

The NOW | Waiting

The Evolution of Equilibrium

My story of 40 years and the amazing changes that evolved – and are continuing to unfold – under cranial osteopathic treatment
as my primary form of medical care.

Disorder Unfolding into Reorder

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July 2024

2024

Mewing and Beyond

The Cranial Connection
…and Tongue to Toe
with the Swallow within the fascial network of the body.

How?
Putting the puzzle together
with the Cranial Osteopathic Perspective

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July

Osteopathy meets Orthodontics

The intersection of the cranial osteopathic perspective with orthodontics is critical and revolutionary!

Patient awareness is mandatory when making orthodontic decisions.

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July

StoryTelling

VERO NIHIL VERIS
“What is truer than Truth?
Answer: The Story”
Isabel Allende

PATIENT NARRATIVES

Join me on a journey into the world of the Cranial Osteopath –
And discover amazing happenings!

“The shortest, the swiftest, and the surest way to plum Truth
is through a mortal leap
into the Unknown.”
Henri Bergson

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May 2024

2024

The Glymphatic System Meets the Cranial Rhythmic Impulse

WHAT IS THE GLYMPHATIC SYSTEM?
“…to answer fundamental questions about this system…
we will need fresh perspectives, new techniques,
and collaborations across disciplines…”

WHAT IS THE CRANIAL RHYTHMIC IMPULSE (CRI)?
Are the unidentified ‘pulsations’ and ‘oscillations’
observed in current glymphatic research confirmation of
William Garner Sutherland’s 1899 ‘aha’ observation in medical school?

Will there be “collaboration across disciplines”?
Is Cranial Osteopathy
the “fresh perspective”?

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2024

The Orofacial-Pelvic Connection

PAIRED BONES
Interconnectivity
in Motion and Balance
– Two Temporomandibular Joints in the skull
– Two Sacroiliac Joints
in the pelvis

Discover the debilitating effects than can occur
when one of these joints
is not balanced or is restricted
with a dental appliance
and a spinal fusion.

StoryTelling
How to initiate a
“A Perfect Storm”
in the world of the
Cranial Osteopath.

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2024

The Tongue, the Swallow and the Hands

Osteopathic and Orthodontic Perspectives in the NOW:
Dialogue or Denial?

Embark into differences in
anatomical functionality
and orientation
… and the impact in medical understanding and treatment.

Venture into controversy:
“Is there no motion or
is there subtle motion
between the sutures”?

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April  2024

2024

Current Principles

Three principles in the evolving contemporary Cranial Concept
as outlined by Tasha Turzo, DO, cranial osteopath
specializing in orofacial development.

– Gumby Awareness –
Fascial Flexibility

– The Cornstarch Effect –
Touch, Tissue and Thixotropy

– Tensegrity and Biotensegrity –
Tension and Compression

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2024

The Orchestration of Osteopathy

Outside the Box

“Previous to all discoveries
there exists a demand for that discovery.”
Andrew Taylor Still

The consciousness of the Cranial Concept
has spread worldwide in the 21st century.

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February 2024

2024

A Disease Theory

Within the context of a Disease Theory,
current treatment of disease processes
all share one basic assumption:

EXTERNAL CONTROL
is necessary to treat pathology.

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2024

Osteopathic Orientation

THREE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF OSTEOPATHY

The philosophical foundations
inherent in an osteopathic orientation
should be clearly understood
before introducing the Cranial Concept.

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