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27. Ep. 7 - The Beauty of Breathing - The Nasal Release Technique and how it can help post-concussion patients and improve nasal breathing with Cynthia Stein, PT
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WELCOME TO THE BEAUTY OF BREATHING PODCAST!
Join Dr. Martha Cortes and Dr. Jennifer Hobson, the dynamic Dental & Physical Therapist Duo to learn how treating the airway, and proper breathing and swallowing will restore the body to health.
In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Hobson and Dr. Martha Cortes will be interviewing the phenomenal Cynthia Stein, PT. Learn from this skilled physical therapist how this technique can change the lives of people with post-concussion syndrome, difficulty breathing through the nose, headache and TMD patients and more.
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION
- The different types of concussion and what actually happens to the brain after concussion.
- How our military develop PTSD from a blast wave injury.
- The history, mechanics, and benefits of the Nasal Release Technique.
- The typical treatment for concussion vs. what the treatment should be.
- The active research study collaboration with Cynthia Stein, PT, Dr. Jenny Hobson, Dr. Andrea Dean, and Dr. Martha Cortes involving eye tracking and nasal flow improvement for post-concussion patients after a nasal release technique to support the efficacy and validity of the procedure.
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ABOUT OUR GUEST
Cynthia graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.S. in Physical Therapy, and from Temple University with a Masters in Education. She served as a commissioned officer in the US Navy, as a staff physical therapist at Annapolis Naval Hospital. She then served as a chief physical therapist at Philadelphia Naval Hospital. She owned and operated Squirrel Hill Physical Therapy for 30 years in Pittsburgh, Pa. During this time, she attended extensive training on methods for treati
ABOUT OUR HOST:
Nicole is a Speech-Language Pathologist, Certified Orofacial Myologist, an International speaker, and an Ambassador for the Breathe Institute. Nicole is the owner of San Diego Center For Speech Therapy & Myofunctional Therapy. She has a special passion and interest in sleep-disordered breathing and diagnosing restricted frenums as they relate to myofunctional disorders.
For more on Nicole, visit her practice: www.sandiegocenterforspeechtherapy.com.
Follow her Facebook: San Diego Center for Speech Therapy
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