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Flip Chart - Trigger Point - 2nd Edition
The most comprehensive myofascial trigger point pain referral flip chart on the market.
Trigger Point Charts (5 Chart Set)
The Kent Trigger Point Wall Charts are the most comprehensive on the market.
Large / Wall - Posture Analysis Chart
The Postural Analysis Grid Chart is an assessment, documentation and patient education tool.
Spine, Thorax & Abdomen Trigger Point Chart
The Spine, Thorax and Abdomen Trigger Point Wall Chart is color coded to identify myofascial pain patterns.
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If you suffer from trigger points in your back, yoga can be an effective alternative to pain medication. In fact, new research finds that yoga can be as safe and effective as physical therapy in easing pain. However, most people are still unaware that yoga can help with trigger points. Below are three yoga poses that […]
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