by QSM Admin | Jan 18, 2014 | Articles
Looking beyond “a bone out of place” in search of improvement has been a remarkable journey. The universe always provides the answers if you are willing to ask the questions. Today, we currently can measure a 3D postural break down from skull to pelvis and access the...
by QSM Admin | Dec 18, 2013 | Articles
Misalignments and their corrections are a messy job. They take effort and because of multiple traumas, out of pattern misalignments are the norm. The human body goes through multiple cycles of: Trauma > Misalignment > Breakdown > ...
by QSM Admin | Dec 16, 2013 | Articles
I was speaking with a member a while back.He called me to discuss the best way to transition a patient from one UC procedure to QSM3. He has some patients who are used to thinking about his work under another name; he was concerned about nomenclature and educating...
by QSM Admin | Jun 16, 2013 | Articles
The construct of four to five lines on an x-ray film producing three angles, and two deviations off vertical has created a very simple mechanical approach to upper cervical corrections. It has evolved minimally over the decades by different UC groups and with very few...
by QSM Admin | May 18, 2013 | Articles
From my first Technique class to my last, and even well into practice, I have always felt something was missing within the process of corrective structural biomechanics. This is the dynamic aspect, or “how to fix”, aspect of corrective spinal care. The process had...
