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Erik Dalton, Ph.D. earned his philosophy and clinical psychology degrees from the University of Oklahoma. An influential seminar by Dr. Ida Rolf in 1972 launched a passionate mind-body adventure which directed Dalton through a series of educational institutions including the Menninger Foundation, Mueller College of Holistic Studies, Michigan State College of Osteopathic Medicine, and the Rolf Institute of Structural Integration® .

In 1989, a serious neck injury motivated a self-healing inquiry into the neurologic relationship between muscles and joints…spinal biomechanical therapy. For the next ten years he interned with leading manipulative osteopaths. This prompted the incorporation of osteopathic principles into his Structural Integration practice and planted seeds for his Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques® .

Erik Dalton serves as Executive Director of the Freedom From Pain Institute®, a school committed to the research and treatment of chronic pain conditions. Dr. Dalton shares his wide therapeutic background in massage, Rolfing® and osteopathy in his entertaining continuing education workshops, home study courses, books and videos. In addition to his busy teaching and writing endeavors, Erik has managed to maintain a 31-year manual therapy practice. Erik Dalton resides in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and San Jose, Costa Rica with his wife and two lazy dogs and hopes his daughter; a 4th year pediatric/internal medicine doctor, will strive to make contributions to the wonderful world of pain management and holistic medicine. Read internationally published articles and subscribe to free monthly e-newsletters.

Economists and medical researchers alike are struck by the sudden rise in the popularity of touch therapies. But for many hard-working therapists who, for years, have been grinding it out in the trenches, constantly searching for new, more reliable ways to conquer pain problems triggered by an over-stimulated, flexion-­addicted society, the future looks bright as the information highway flows freely via internet, books, and videos.

Some economists have remarked that pain management may be recession-proof. It is obvious for those of us in the profession. WHY? Because of the natural laws of society… people search high and low to find that special therapist who can help them break their chronic pain cycle. Sadly, therapists may harbor feelings of frustration and inadequacy in the absence of the proper therapeutic tools to help their hurting clients.

Think about it, how many of us have received adequate hands-on training that would enable us to understand and treat chronic conditions such as head pain, neck cricks, rotator cuff tears, carpal tunnel, scoliosis, lumbago, sciatica, and visceral problems? Yet these conditions prevail throughout our bodywork practices. But the world, she is a changin’! Today we are blessed with many fine teachers, learning institutions and associations totally committed to raising the level of expertise in our manual therapy community. With the introduction of new therapeutic approaches that help decrease pain, increase flexibility and improve posture, enthusiasm is spreading throughout our manual therapy community.

Learn breakthrough therapeutic approaches!

Treat chronic soft tissue pain with Dalton’s Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques®
Tension, Trauma, Poor Posture

The primary attribute responsible for breaking pain/ spasm/ pain cycles lies in the therapeutic blending of muscle balancing routines with unique joint-capsule maneuvers.

One of Dalton’s major contributions to the somatic therapy field is his emphasis on treating stubborn pain conditions by mobilizing joints through muscle manipulation.

The body’s myofascial and skeletal systems are inseparable. What affects one always affects the other.
erik neck adj

Today’s bodywork professional competing in a rapidly evolving therapeutic marketplace should learn:

* How to assess and correct muscle imbalance patterns using Dr. Vladimir Janda’s “Upper and Lower Crossed Syndromes”
* How to safely integrate Golgi tendon, ligament friction, facet recoil, assisted stretching, and spindle technique for holistic pain-relief
* How to correct forward head postures, Dowager’s Humps, SI Pain, scoliosis
* How distorted postures develop from third-trimester fetal development
* How dural-drag at the occiput, C2 and coccyx causes head, neck and hip pain
* How to break neurological pain cycles with special Myoskeletal Receptor Techniques
* How to integrate practice-building joint-capsule-releases (JCR)
* How to evolve your clients to a new state of health…the Myoskeletal way!

Erik Dalton Bio

Origin of the Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques®
Executive Director of the Freedom From Pain Institute®
Developer of Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques®

Graduate of:

* University of Oklahoma, Clinical Psychology/Philosophy
* Menniger Foundation, Psychology
* Mueller College of Holistic Studies
* American Institute of Hypnotherapy (Neuro-linguistics)
* Rolf Institute of Structural Integration®
* Certified Advanced Rolfing Training

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Erik Dalton, Ph.D. earned his philosophy and clinical psychology degrees from the University of Oklahoma. An influential seminar by Dr. Ida Rolf in 1972 launched a passionate mind-body adventure which directed Dalton through a series of educational institutions including the Menninger Foundation, Mueller College of Holistic Studies, Michigan State College of Osteopathic Medicine, and the Rolf Institute of Structural Integration® .

In 1989, a serious neck injury motivated a self-healing inquiry into the neurologic relationship between muscles and joints…spinal biomechanical therapy. For the next ten years he interned with leading manipulative osteopaths. This prompted the incorporation of osteopathic principles into his Structural Integration practice and planted seeds for his Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques® .

Erik Dalton serves as Executive Director of the Freedom From Pain Institute®, a school committed to the research and treatment of chronic pain conditions. Dr. Dalton shares his wide therapeutic background in massage, Rolfing® and osteopathy in his entertaining continuing education workshops, home study courses, books and videos. In addition to his busy teaching and writing endeavors, Erik has managed to maintain a 31-year manual therapy practice. Erik Dalton resides in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and San Jose, Costa Rica with his wife and two lazy dogs and hopes his daughter; a 4th year pediatric/internal medicine doctor, will strive to make contributions to the wonderful world of pain management and holistic medicine. Read internationally published articles and subscribe to free monthly e-newsletters.
Chronic Pain Management

One piece of the manual therapy pie that seems to be attracting the most attention today is management of chronic pain.

Professional therapists find the art of helping people who hurt to be extremely self-gratifying, intellectually stimulating and potentially lucrative.

erik behind neck

Economists and medical researchers alike are struck by the sudden rise in the popularity of touch therapies. But for many hard-working therapists who, for years, have been grinding it out in the trenches, constantly searching for new, more reliable ways to conquer pain problems triggered by an over-stimulated, flexion-­addicted society, the future looks bright as the information highway flows freely via internet, books, and videos.

Some economists have remarked that pain management may be recession-proof. It is obvious for those of us in the profession. WHY? Because of the natural laws of society… people search high and low to find that special therapist who can help them break their chronic pain cycle. Sadly, therapists may harbor feelings of frustration and inadequacy in the absence of the proper therapeutic tools to help their hurting clients.

Think about it, how many of us have received adequate hands-on training that would enable us to understand and treat chronic conditions such as head pain, neck cricks, rotator cuff tears, carpal tunnel, scoliosis, lumbago, sciatica, and visceral problems? Yet these conditions prevail throughout our bodywork practices. But the world, she is a changin’! Today we are blessed with many fine teachers, learning institutions and associations totally committed to raising the level of expertise in our manual therapy community. With the introduction of new therapeutic approaches that help decrease pain, increase flexibility and improve posture, enthusiasm is spreading throughout our manual therapy community.

Learn breakthrough therapeutic approaches!

Treat chronic soft tissue pain with Dalton’s Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques®
Tension, Trauma, Poor Posture

The primary attribute responsible for breaking pain/ spasm/ pain cycles lies in the therapeutic blending of muscle balancing routines with unique joint-capsule maneuvers.

One of Dalton’s major contributions to the somatic therapy field is his emphasis on treating stubborn pain conditions by mobilizing joints through muscle manipulation.

The body’s myofascial and skeletal systems are inseparable. What affects one always affects the other.
erik neck adj

Today’s bodywork professional competing in a rapidly evolving therapeutic marketplace should learn:

* How to assess and correct muscle imbalance patterns using Dr. Vladimir Janda’s “Upper and Lower Crossed Syndromes”
* How to safely integrate Golgi tendon, ligament friction, facet recoil, assisted stretching, and spindle technique for holistic pain-relief
* How to correct forward head postures, Dowager’s Humps, SI Pain, scoliosis
* How distorted postures develop from third-trimester fetal development
* How dural-drag at the occiput, C2 and coccyx causes head, neck and hip pain
* How to break neurological pain cycles with special Myoskeletal Receptor Techniques
* How to integrate practice-building joint-capsule-releases (JCR)
* How to evolve your clients to a new state of health…the Myoskeletal way!

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Therapists also learn six dynamic ways to identify and correct conditions such as sciatica, lumbago, scoliosis, Dowager’s Humps, rib dysfunction, carpal tunnel, rotator cuff injuries, forward head postures, and anterior scalene syndrome.

1—evaluate painful neck, shoulder, arm, and low back structures looking for ART = Asymmetry, Restriction of motion and Tissue texture abnormality

2—lengthen only the hypertonic (tight) muscles

3—tonify weak, inhibited muscle groups to promote agonist/antagonist balance

4—palpate and dig-out fibrosis in deep spinal rotator muscles that lock facet joints open or closed

5—improve scoliotic postures by releasing cervicocranial, cervicothoracic, transabdominal, and pelvic diaphragms

6—correct adhesions, sympathetic spasm, and joint blockage caused by Tension, Trauma and Poor Posture

The Five Minute Myoskeletal Assessment Routine

The Myoskeletal method simplifies assessment of painful neck, low back, shoulder, arm, and hand conditions by looking for A.R.T. = Asymmetry, Restriction of motion, and Tissue texture abnormality. Treating pain without improving posture is generally regarded as a quick-fix and, at best, only a temporary solution for helping our clients in need. Fortunately, the work of the great biomechanical researcher Vladimir Janda, M.D., has gifted the bodywork field with two very powerful tools for identifying muscle­ imbalance strain patterns that cause body asymmetry leading to pain.

It is no surprise that researchers find Janda’s dysfunctional upper and lower crossed postural patterns in approximately 75 percent of all clients reporting chronic neck, back, scapular, and hip pain. Since 1998, Dalton’s “Dirty-Dozen” Myoskeletal Technique formula has proven amazingly successful in correcting these painful agonist-antagonist muscle imbalance patterns.

The five-minute assessment routines are intentionally streamlined allowing them to be performed on the table in a typical bodywork format. Clients complaining of chronic neck, head, low back, shoulder, and hand pain may then be “fixed” with Dalton’s “Dirty-­Dozen” routines.

Erik Dalton serves as Executive Director of the Freedom From Pain Institute®, a school committed to the research and treatment of chronic pain conditions. Dr. Dalton shares his wide therapeutic background in massage, Rolfing® and osteopathy in his entertaining continuing education workshops, home study courses, books and videos and massage therapy home study. In addition to his busy teaching and writing endeavors, Erik has managed to maintain a 31-year manual therapy practice. Erik Dalton resides in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and San Jose, Costa Rica with his wife and two lazy dogs and hopes his daughter; a 4th year pediatric/internal med

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