Neuro Tap & Stroke

[bluetigerpaw4]

our school has a section in our curriculum which consists of integrative techniques. one of these is neuro tap & stroke.

one of my instructors, who does MFR, was telling me about the wonders of neuro tap & stroke for those with conditions as contracture, MS, Parkinson's, and so on. (when we practice these techniques in class on people who are, i hate to say normal, but whose CNS is functioning without disorder, neuro tap & stoke sometimes seems kind of silly.)

so... i'm wondering: are you using neuro tap & stroke, can you tell me about your results? i haven't had the experience of working on people with any of the above conditions yet, and can you let me know of any others where neuro tap & stroke would be appropriate?

thank you.

 

[John S2005]

I have a couple of clients with MS, and they don't like light touch that much--incl. nerve stroke stuff. I do regular massage on them. But, I have one that requested vigorous rubbing with the ulnar side of my hand up and down the spine as a finishing technique, though.

I personally think nerve stroke is really annoying, but I'm a wee bit ticklish to light touch, too