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We are trying to change tension in the dural attachments and increase or balance the flow of CSF. Only when using sutural based techniques are we focusing on actual cranial joint/suture motion. The tension in the dura is directly reflected in its attachments to the cranial bones as well as their inherent flexibility. Motion is really a perception in the change in tension. With intra-oral corrections we are often feeling for a softening of the contact while at the same time creating a vector force that our external contact can monitor. The intraoral line of correction and pressure needs to be monitored and changed as we make the correction in order to produce a relaxation in the tissues we are contacting as well as feeling the change in the external contact. Respiration is useful in assisting these corrections but when working with young children or infants the respiratory mechanism is not available and adapting pressure gradients and vectors becomes even more important. Once you have determined your line of correction and figured out all the left-brain stuff you need to be specific, let is go drmartinrosen.com

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