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An athlete of mine had a complicated history of 5-year post coccyx fracture with surgical removal of the coccyx, and an iliofemoral postero-medial labral tear, so I was unsure if the Hesch method was the best course of treatment for her, until after I took the course. Soon after learning the techniques, I used them with her for three treatments sessions, and she is now running for the first time in 4 months.
Thank you for the wonderful education, and helping us as ATC's… God bless the Hesch method!
Alicia Lysiuk, MS, LAT, ATC
St. Vincent Sports Medicine

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quote My patients have always derived incredible benefits from his insightful evaluation and comprehensive treatment of these problems.quote2
Dr. Ralph J. Luciani, D.O., M.S., Ph.D, M.D.(H)
Flight surgeon to the astronauts in the 1980s, now Director of Southwest Integrative and Aesthetic Medicine
 
 
quote I just wanted to thank you again for the great course in Indianapolis, Indiana, on 9/8/07. You have a contagious excitement and I am now pumped to see some SIJ clients, instead of dreading them as I did before your course. I will relay my positive feedback to my director for we are still hoping to bring the course to Goshen. Also, thanks for treating me. We saw the difference at the course, but I also saw a difference while playing disc golf the next day. In disc, there are huge transverse plane motions. I felt better power transfer from my left hip with less effort to get the distance required. I'm looking forward to applying the techniques, and I'm sure I will have a few questions, so plan on a few more e-mails. Please extend my thanks to Jerry Hesch for developing this work. quote2
Craig Enright PT
Centers for Rehab, Goshen General Hospital, Goshen, Indiana
quote I attended your course in Jacksonville, Florida, several years ago (2002), and it changed my practice. I now employ passive accessory motion testing as my primary indicator of pelvic joint dysfunction, along with SIJ provocation testing. I also use active motion testing, load transfer test, ASLR, and palpation for alignment and pain. I share your suspicion that the mobility of the SIJs and pubic symphysis can directly affect the function of the pelvic floor.
Cynthia E. Neville, PT, BCIA-PMDB
Director of Women's Health Rehabilitation at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
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quote The Hesch method Treatment really helped me a lot, both immediately when I got off the table and over the next couple of weeks. Now when I have a very long day at the hospital, I get the home program done, and I get immediate relief. There is definitely an immediate change. quote2
Burt Parker, MD
Radiologist and avid runner
treated in two brief sessions with the Hesch Method

 

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