 SOT® blocks: they have been shown to change the function of the brain and, of course, relieve pain and so much more! Did you know I am the only Certified Sacro Occipital Technic® SOT® practitioner in Pinellas county and only one of two in the greater Tampa area?
Some of the more well known parts of SOT® are wedged-shaped blocks. In my award-winning research, I showed that they actually changed activity in the brain both immediately after using them and then one week later after they were used. SOT® blocks are placed under the pelvis in a variety of positions either with the patient laying face up or face down, depending on what is indicated by the patient's presentation.They are very effective with:
The blocks are gentle. There is no cracking or crunching of the spine with blocks. Rather, the patient lays on the table and gravity along with the patient's breathing and the direction of the blocks brings the pelvis back into proper position. Tense muscle groups relax bringing muscle tension back into balance. But don't let their gentle nature fool you. The blocks can have profound effects. Many patients tell me the blocks are their favorite part of the adjustment. I also get lots of positive feedback on Chriopractic Craniopathy work, which often occurs after I use the blocks. Because the pelvis is the foundation of the spine and cranium, having a person laying on the blocks can alleviate problems such as:
The effects of SOT® blocks go beyond simply pain relief, however. They influence cerebrospinal fluid flow, which is essential to a healthy and well-functioning brain and spinal cord. This is the topic of another blog post. Want to see what the blocks can do for you? Give Tuttle Health a call at 727-509-3760, or email thedclcsw@gmail.com, or schedule online https://www.tuttlehealth.com/schedule-an-appointment.html
5 Comments
Martin Iron
10/3/2022 01:31:34 pm
Hi. I would like to ask about SOT.
Dr. Tuttle
10/4/2022 02:47:28 pm
Thanks for your inquiry about SOT. I don't know what videos you were watching so I can't comment on them. There is quite a bit of research presented and published. If you go to chiroindex.org and search for SOT you will find publications there. SOT is a system of analysis and depending on what you are doing based on findings there are different processes going on in the body depending on what correction is made.
Martin Iron
10/12/2022 12:27:41 pm
Thank you. I've been to a couple of chiros who did standard chiro and SOT work but one also did muscle testing. Is muscle testing within the SOT technique something like applied kinesiology where the practitioner asks the body for answers(which BTW I consider to be problematic and very subjective) or is it just to check for muscle function and reflex points?
Dr. Tuttle
10/21/2022 10:01:33 am
SOT and Applied Kinesiology are different techniques. SOT has neurological testing of the SI joint which could be misinterpreted as muscle testing in Applied Kinesiology. I don't know if the person you saw was doing that or something else. SOT also includes palpatory indicators, motion indicators, posture analysis, muscle function, and leg checks.
Marcin Zelazny
10/22/2022 04:20:26 am
Thank you so much. Your answer was just what I was looking for. Leave a Reply. |
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