Jamie Archer: The Sacro-Iliac (SI) Joint ADJUSTMENT made SIMPLE
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- Опубликовано: 15 дек 2019
- In this video Osteopath Jamie Archer breaks down and explains how to set up and adjust the sacro-iliac joint (SI) joint. He covers contact point, drop, and thrust. This is one way that Jamie uses, there are many other effective ways to set up and adjust this region.
This content is created for informational purposes only and not intended to substitute for osteopathic/medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. The techniques performed in this video should only be carried out by a registered healthcare professional trained in manipulation.
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Amazing way of teaching... thank you so much want to learn more
I hope this helps me for my pain and uneven hips thank you!
Jamie your videos are the best HVT tuition I have ever seen, and that is saying something considering I was on Hartman's course with you !! Ive been using your lumbar techniques to amazing effect and this is the sidelying SI HVT i have been looking for ... Leg tug's done well are amazing but not everyone can let go and relax their leg !! Thanks pal, your sharing has helped many of my patients !!
Hey Graham, thank you for your kind words and feedback, I am glad this has been of some use to you and of course the people that you are helping! Adjusting the SI /IS can be tricky but with practice and for the right reasons the success rate should be high, this is one method I use, there are others which I may make another video on! Keep doing what you are doing...Best Jamie
This was a solid instruction that you provided. Loved how you explained and the camera angles were superb!
Thank you so much! Many thanks for watching
Great explanation can u demonstrate the L5 adjustment? Thk u
Amazing video, explained it so well.
Great explanation. Very clear. Thank you
It's a good lesson I like the training technique he showed us. 👍🙂
very informative !thank you a lot...is it possible a video for upper cervical
wow thank you for your tips ! it's informative!
Bless very good information
Thanks for sharing sir very helpful video thnx again
This is great. Do you think you could do a video on cervical HVLA?
By far the best explanation ever! Definitely subscribed for more. If there were any online on demand video courses, I would absolutely purchase!
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It's good to be educated by a British medical person .thanks for the video ,very informative!
Here in Los Angeles, CA. I have been to 4 chiropractors. Only 1 has properly done this movement exactly how you showed. The noise Is definitely a huge CLUNK!
Awesome ! CLUNK / BOOM!
thank you. really helpful
Well done!
Well done! Thank you 👍
Please do more videos thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you
thanks sir
Thanks ❤
Is this a chiropractic adjustment? Instead of adjusting the illium could we contact the sacrum to correct a posterior scrum? Thank you
I love it
Can it be difficult to apply to older people???i cant heard crack sound like older people or very fatty one or stiff one
Is this useful if u have a bulging sacrum? I mean shift in the sacrum?
Hi, thanks for details! Is it mostly for anterior rotation of the ilium?
No....depends on the set up and contact!
Could you show some diagnostic videos?
I had amazing success to relieve immense pain using this procedure in 1984 in England. That said, my current chiropractor is reluctant to do this release. He says the root cause of the problem is neck and upper back. I also recall hearing there is some risk with this release. I’d be interested in any guidance here
I just visited an osteopath for severe right SI joint pain. After assessment, he discovered that my pelvis was twisted, causing my left leg to be 1/2 inch shorter than the right which was causing a limp. He did a couple of manual stretches until my legs were of equal length and my pelvis was anatomically straight. No more pain!
Great video and camera angles. Can you do 1 on glenohumeral manipulation?
Nice
Hello, thanks for the video. But i need to know, the iliac is postirior and sacrum anterior ? On the joint ?
The set ups are very similar whether you have diagnosed ilium or sacrum......the difference is your contact on the pelvis......it may be on the PSIS....medial or lateral aspect.....ischial spine....apex of sacrum..etc.....thank you for watching.....Best JA
Hi, great, informative videos..., thank you. Do you run/teach any CPD courses?
Thank you for watching.... maybe next year some one to one.....
I had l5-s1 fusion 3 years ago and have been having problems with my si joint... my back was also broken is it okayif I try to do this or would a chiropractor even touch me since having fusion?
You would need a detailed assessment and if indicated a very skilled clinician who can focus down to the SI joint....
At work I do a lot of walking and heavy lifting. At the end of the day my body hurts, right at the dimples in my lower back. When I till my pelvis back or when I roll my lower back on a tennisbal it gives great relieve. Is this an SI joint problem and should I get adjusted?
Sorry for not seeing this comment and replying earlier.....yes I would get a good assessment and then if indicated...an accurate adjustment or series of adjustments......
I’m basically disabled from what I believe to be SIJD and severe trochanter bursitis. No matter how many times my si is set it won’t stay and makes me miserable. I also have internal snapping hip not sure what is causing what. What you are doing in this video I do to myself not as good but it goes in sometimes but never stays.
How are you know has anything gotten better?
Probably coming from your sacrum.
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Hi!
Do you used another technique for SI joint or just this one. Like when sacral base are anterior
Thanks for your answer
Hi there , thank you for watching...yes I use many other methods to adjust the SI and IS joint
Alma Osteopathic Practice thanks for your answer, if you had time can you show us ;-) best regards
Do some more videos please
Hey, this technique you show is for a L/L-lesion right?
Hi there thanks for watching....yes and no is the answer.....SI and IS restrictions are complicated....depends where you place your contact....
I like ur action
Where abouts are you? I can do with some treatments. Cheers
I do this myself constantly and it goes in but just won’t stay.
He said “drop”
I didn't quite catch what you meant by the gap, still don't get it.
Can you try to explain what you mean with the "gap" ? :)
If you have this issue could it be related to breastfeeding or no? I saw something that said the hormone relaxin can make this like that have you ever heard of that?
Hi there, yes, when breastfeeding the hormone Relaxin will stay present in the circulation. Relaxin will affect the collagen in the ligaments producing laxity. This can make the mother susceptible to straining particularly in the low back and pelvis. This is complicated also if there are other small children to look after and pick up. One of my colleagues Dr Steve Sandler PhD, who carried out osteopathic research on this suggests that the woman stop breast feeding after 6 months as the ligament laxity is likely to become permanent after this. He also carried out interesting research on injury and straining at certain times during the menstrual cycle due to the increased levels of Oestrogen.
How often should this be performed?
Will depend on the case history, exam findings and needs of the patient
Mine won’t stay I can adjust it myself I’m really flexible. But the moment it’s adjusted into place a few movements and out it goes. I’ve had this problem since 21 now 41 disabled me. I’ve seen at least 80 Drs in 20 years and no answers just devastating. My back of hip/si and all around my thigh and down my leg is so painful I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. I’m afraid of si fuse so looking into cornerloc procedure to stabilize the si joint. The Dysfuntion caused me severe trochanter bursitis and ruined my life. Drs are failing so many ppl it’s unreal how they all just brushed me off and let my life waste away.
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@@cristinacuestas7445 I’ve been told this many many times. I also am an endo sufferer just had life saving surgery for it 18 months ago. I’ve been trying to get a diagnosis for 21 years since 21 as to what’s wrong. I’m hoping this new hip or spine Dr can help me figure it out. But I’m not hopeful cause these is about 100 drs later. I went to see an RA dr to rule out autoimmune diseases. But I know they test very limitedly cause of money. I’ve spoke to a few about Eds they use that stupid finger test. When ppl with it know that test means nothing ppl can have Eds and past the finger test. I’ve just learned about a few kits like 23 and me another one called eli I believe. It tests for more than drs even says it in the ad I saw. I’ve read that many drs like RA drs don’t do thorough testing. They look for like the most common markers and that’s it. But there are probably hundreds they don’t test for. Cause they always Call things uncommon and rare. I’m like well I could be one of the ppl to have the not so common one geesh. I was also told the best dr to see for that would be a geneticist so gonna do that soon. There’s one AID that has no test still that’s AS drs go by symptoms. The problem in our medical field is finding the most experienced drs in each field. And majority of those kind now even the endo experts are all cash base. So it’s been a very slow process getting the help I need thus far tests and MRI’s I’ve got has been through pulling teeth.
@@boundariessetinstone5893 unfortunately only vEDS can be tested genetically. hEDS has to be a clinical dx. The Brighton scale are guidelines but not exclusive to clinical dx's. Get a second and third opinion if necessary. My kids wouldn't pass the Brighton scale but slipping a rib out of place just from rolling over is not normal for an 8 year old. Medical and family history can also be used to base a clinical dx off of.
@@cristinacuestas7445 Thank you for the info.
"Drs are failing so many ppl it’s unreal how they all just brushed me off and let my life waste away."
I feel you. I am Canadian and our awful healthcare system incentivizes doctors to go from patient to patient as quickly as possible. It's extremely rare to find anyone who gives you the sense that they actually care, and want to figure out what's wrong with you, and that includes every GP I've ever had.
Someone get this man a drink
He is British so I'm if I see him somewhere then yes why I could get him some drinks...Cheers (_)> 🇬🇧
Im in terrible pain and i can't get someone to do this correctly
How would the apex be adjusted?
Hey ..thanks for watching ...roll the Pt a little more....thenar eminence over the apex ...P-A
I watched this and you didnt evan hear a pop wtf
LOL
Instructions were unclear. I’m now currently in the hospital 🏥
LoL 🤣
I couldn't laugh because it hurts my SI joint
My dr did this and I couldn't walk for 3 moths
lol
HAHAHAHA
Simple???
Thank you