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Dorn Therapy is a self-determining therapy process which encourages the proper alignment, placement and positioning of the vertebrae through non-manipulation techniques. The techniques used in Dorn therapy are gentle, focusing on the bodies re-alignment, using simple exercises which can be practiced at home, over time.
In a Dorn Therapy consultation, the practitioner will assess the alignment and location of all the vertebrae, the levels of the hips and as a result, the leg length. Once any problems or misplacements have been identified, the practitioner will use a combination of gentle pressure and swinging movements with the arms or legs to correct and realign the body.
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Dorn Therapy is a self-determining therapy process which encourages the proper alignment, placement and positioning of the vertebrae through non-manipulation techniques. The techniques used in Dorn therapy are gentle, focusing on the bodies re-alignment, using simple exercises which can be practiced at home, over time.
In a Dorn Therapy consultation, the practitioner will assess the alignment and location of all the vertebrae, the levels of the hips and as a result, the leg length. Once any problems or misplacements have been identified, the practitioner will use a combination of gentle pressure and swinging movements with the arms or legs to correct and realign the body.
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