SkinDirect

The skin is the largest organ in the human body and is alwaysTension to defy gravityis maintained. We are not usually aware of this level of skin tension, but for example, in living organisms with brain homeostasis dysfunction (BD), metabolic activity in the skin decreases and the skin tension level changes. there is a case

In the treatment system called BReIN, the relationship between the skin and the brain is very important, and this is called “Brain-skin correlation” is called.

Brain-skin correlation!?

It has been reported that there is a close relationship between brain development and tactile sensation from fetuses to infants, the relationship between oxytocin, brain and skin, and the possibility that hair follicle receptors in hairy skin sense high frequencies outside the audible range and deliver them to the brain. A generic term for the close relationship between the brain and the skin.

Injury management, locomotorium rehabilitation, post-stroke rehabilitation, post-stroke care, pain management for CRPS (RSD), etc.skin interventions” is one of the most important elements.

Also, the skin around the joints has a slight rotational movement (gliding) that is invisible to the eye. If you guide this with a gentle and delicate technique, you may see a change that you can't recognize.

Please see the video below to see how the skin intervention technique "Skin Direct" actually works.

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For those interested in Cognitive Science Integrated Approach (COSIA)

The Cognitive Science Integrated Approach (COSIA) is a concept that represents the “integration of cognitive science and medicine” and has its origins in pain management in musculoskeletal primary care.

In the current situation where image labeling and diagnosis of the cause of pain diverge, the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) has revised the definition of pain and is shifting to the "emotional origin theory of pain."

If you are interested in COSIA, please visit the "Special Site for Medical Professionals and Therapists". We look forward to your participation.