This is a system that has been found to be very effective in treating stress, particularly examination stress in teenagers.

TBM is able to test and correct most of the known body functions. It works by looking at the nervous system which is composed of the central nervous system, which runs the voluntary function or movements and the autonomic nervous system which runs the involuntary functions of the body, such as heart beat, digestion, etc.

Each of these systems is further divided into sensory and motor fibres. The brain is the primary control for both branches of the nervous system. Sensory fibres carry messages to the brain where they are processed, like a computer, and the brain, in turn, tells the body what to do.

Research has proven that under sufficient stress, the neurons in the brain centres, which are controlling the stressed organ or body part, essentially depolarize. This is like blowing a fuse on an electric circuit. The message gets to the brain but fails to return. The results are that the brain loses effective control over the afflicted organ or body part. This leaves the organ or body part running out of control. Using tried and tested reflex points and muscle testing, the TBM practitioner can find the problem. The practitioner will then stimulate a specific area or areas of the spine in a specific manner in an attempt to stimulate the neurons in the brain to repolarize and allow the brain regain control of the body and guide it back to health. It follows that TBM can have a part to play in almost any problem and uncover and correct the roadblocks to recovery.

For further details you can contact Fiona Grassick on 087-2593228.