Median Nerve Gliding
Nerve gliding positions the body to isolate nerve branches and then encourages the nerves to slide/stretch.
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Nerve gliding positions the body to isolate nerve branches and then encourages the nerves to slide/stretch.
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Try a postural reset before, after, or during a session, or recommend it to clients who are looking for everyday adjustments to generate greater ease and alignment.
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