BLOWING THE VAULT

When: November 10, 2018

8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

BLOWING THE VAULT

Construct of a Care Plan

1. Visual Inspection
2. Oximetry: Blood Pressure when indicated
3. Gate Analysis
4. Postural Analysis
5. Foot Analysis
6. TOP DOWN ANALYSIS
   • Blind Palpation
   • Imaging Review
7. Report of Findings
   • Proper use of the Wall Charting
   • Precise Language Skills
   • Excellent Documentation

OTZ METHODS- The Cervical-Thoracic Junction Adjusting  (C6-T4)

OTZ Methods breaks down all the aspects of this critical Cervical-Thoracic Junction. This area represents the most difficult area of the spine to adjust. Also, it is the rate-limiting step of success in most care plans. The complexities of the area are numerous.  This area features a change in the contour or curve of the spine commonly referred to as a transitional area. It is also characterized by the confluence of many tissues, which make this area critical to fluid cervical and thoracic function. Becoming a master adjuster in the cervical-thoracic junction proves to be critical in achieving lasting, positive clinical change in health. Here in lies the reason we have named the cervical-thoracic junction “The Vault”.

1. The Cervical-Thoracic Junction “Blowing the Vault”
2. Three Strategies to adjust
3. The Clavicle
   • The Acromio-clavicular Junction
   • The Sterno-clavicular Junction
4. The Sternum
   • Anterior Sternal Adjusting
   • Manubrium
5. Upper Rib Adjusting

OTZ Strategies that Support Cervical Adjusting

1. Homework
   • OTZ Posture Protocols
   • OTZ Body to Brain Training

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