We’ve all heard it, and perhaps we’ve even asked it – “when do I choose to correct a postural deviation, and when do I accommodate it?” We’ll dive into this question using the examples of a pelvic obliquity and posterior pelvic tilt!
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From clinical tips to personal stories, this blog is geared towards anyone working in the world of postural care or who may be interested in finding out more about what postural care entails.
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