Sacro-Occipital Technique ®http://www.sorsi.com/What_is_SOT.cfm Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT) was developed by Dr. DeJarnett, a chiropractor and mechanical engineer who devised a technique involving mechanical blocks used to treat both ends of the spine -- from the occiput (back of the skull) to the sacrum (last major bone of the spinal column) to help correct pelvis and spinal dysfunction. (De Jarnette MB. Sacro Occipital Technique 1984. Nebraska City7 Major Bertrand De Jarnette; 1984. p. 24- 32) Category blocking is a mechanical approach to reducing pelvic muscular and osseous distortions. It is based on the theory that sacroiliac ligament dysfunction results in decreased ability of the subject to bear weight in a balanced fashion. It entails the placement of wedge-shaped blocks underneath the pelvis of the supine subject. Another effect of category blocking may be the reduction of stresses through the sacroiliac ligaments, especially the interosseous and posterior ligaments. Trina Parry B.HSc.(Hons.), B. Chiropractic, D.C.Come in and experience a treatment for yourself. Whether you’re looking for a traditional chiropractic treatment, Sacro-Occipital Technique, or Active Release Techniques, experience the pain relief and preventative care that so many others have discovered. If you have any muscle or nerve pain in your limbs such as shoulder, knee, or ankle pain you are probably an excellent candidate for ART treatments. If you experience neck or back pain, ART, Sacro-occipital Technique incorporated with chiropractic may be the treatment you are missing to help resolve your condition. “Working as a chiropractor is an extremely satisfying job. I help people get out of pain quickly and naturally without the use of drugs. I’ve seen so many positive results from chiropractic, and I’m passionate about using my skills and knowledge to give patients the results they’re looking for. I’m also here to educate patients about how to maintain a healthy spine and nervous system, and how simple it can be to prevent disease and recurrent injury.” Brian Martyniuk B.Sc. Kin, Psychology Minor, D.C.Brian Martyniuk graduated from CMCC (Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College) in Toronto, Canada in 2007 after receiving a B.Sc. Kinesiology Degree and Psychology Minor from Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada in 2002. Brian is a member of the British Chiropractic Association and is registered with the General Chiropractic Council. Brian has previously completed work training in the Health and Fitness industry as a certified Personal Trainer helping patients with weight management, cardiovascular strength and endurance core conditioning. Brian has extensive knowledge and expertise in rehabilitative science in the treatment and management of a variety of conditions, including whiplash from road traffic accidents, work related and athletic repetitive strain injuries, chronic pain, and arthritis. His interests are hockey (of course!), tennis, running, and weight training. As well practicing as a Diversified Chiropractor, Brian has also taken extra training and is a qualified practitioner in Active Release Techniques ® (ART) and Sacro-Occipital Technique ® (SOT). My patients have found pleasing results with the combination of these techniques. If you experience joint pain, aches, or muscle tension, then make an appointment today! Why wait to get it sorted? “My mission is to serve my patients and community with a holistic approach. I want to provide immediate pain relief and overall wellness care. I believe in educating my patients about healthier lifestyle choices, regular exercise, and chiropractic care to achieve optimal health and wellness.” |
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