This is Gil Hedley’s interesting and articulate speech on fascia. I highly recommend watching it, but please be warned that it does show images from a human dissection. This video is really informative and surprisingly amusing, I love it.
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Neil Pearson’s three video presentations on chronic pain are a real eye opener. With surprising stories, he provides some of the latest research on chronic pain. He enlightens us on how to encourage change in our nervous systems to reduce pain and clearly explains how our nervous systems prioritize, process, and adapt to information over time.
I recommend listening to these videos while you’re stretching – or at any point, really. As Neil frequently reminds us, it is always a good idea to stop and take a deep breath in and out (with a smile).
Poke is a community acupuncture clinic located on Broadway near Main St. Community acupuncture is not a new concept in China or Portland Oregon, but it’s a totally innovative concept in health care in Vancouver. Poke charges $20 to $40 per treatment with a one-time paperwork fee of $10. The opportunity to pay what you can enables people to receive regular treatments when necessary and it also means that it’s accessible for people who wouldn’t normally be able to afford acupuncture treatments. All of the people who work at Poke are registered acupuncturists. I recommend it highly — you can pull up a Lazy Boy chair, receive your treatment, maybe take a nap, and enjoy the great decor.
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