Chiropractor Raves about How the Direct-Indirect Techniques Help her Patients
I got a call the other day from a chiropractor in Stilwell, OK. Tina Southworth owns and runs Late Night Chiropractic and Massage Therapy in Stilwell. It’s called ‘Late Night’ because they’re open until 8 pm four nights a week. Tina wanted to buy the set of seven Direct-Indirect Technique DVDs for her massage therapists. She was planning to be near Fayetteville on Thursday morning, so we set up a time for her to come by my office.
On Thursday, Tina was on time, true to her word. She told me how busy her office is for both chiropractic treatment and massage therapy. A few years ago, one of her therapists had taken a few of my Direct-Indirect Technique (DIT) classes here in Arkansas. Tina and some of her other bodyworkers noticed that this therapists’ clients seemed to be getting better from their back and neck problems and other physical problems a lot faster than anyone else’s clients. They asked her what she was doing, and she said, “DIT”. She explained a little about how it works.
Tina wanted her other massage therapists to learn the DIT techniques, so that their clients could experience the benefits and get better faster, too. Which is why she came all the way over to my office to buy the DVDs.
Therapists tend to get a full experience of using the DIT techniques in the Live Classes, with lots of training, detailed demonstration, and supervised practice. You can see what DIT Live classes are coming up by clicking on CE Class Schedule above. The DVDs allow the therapist to refer to specific techniques for various pathologies and areas of the body whenever they want to. They are both valuable components of any therapist’s toolbox.
By the way, Late Night Chiropractic is busy enough now to add a couple more therapists. If you know anyone close to the Silwell area that is looking for some work, give them a call. They’d especially like to get therapists who have had some DIT training. Their phone number is 918-696-7220.
Stay well,
John
John Joseph Ray
Ray of Light Training
Member of the Fascia Research Society
John J. Ray is a Board Approved Continuing Education Provider through the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB)