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neurostructural integration technique

Postby WennyP » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:02 pm

Hello everyone

I told my boss about my recently diagnosed Fibro and he e-mailed our HR department. An hour or so later, the chief Health & Safety Officer rang me 'to see how I was coping' and asking me questions about my chair, the atmosphere where I sit (we have an air-con problem and I get frequent cold draughts buffeting from the filing cabinets! I deal with it by putting a blanket over my legs and hips and a thick cardi over my shoulders - it works, until I get up from my chair in agonies and stiff as a stiff thing!)

He wants me to see their occupational health nurse and he has also recommended neurostructural integration technique, because he understands the pain is caused by dodgy neurotransmitters in the brain.

Has anyone ever had this treatment and if so, does it work? I get really bad (what I have discovered is...) myofascial pain in my buttocks through sitting all day - I told the guy this and he says I have to get up every half an hour for a 5 minute walk around. I know they are only trying to cover their own backs, but I'd love to know if anyone else has had similar experiences with their bosses/HR depts? I'm worried it will affect the future of my job and I can do without the worry, really.

Thanks for any help/advice!

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Re: neurostructural integration technique

Postby denys » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:10 pm

Sorry Wenny, never heard of this before :hugs: :blowkiss:
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Re: neurostructural integration technique

Postby stephanini » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:22 pm

hey

ive just read a little about neurostructural integration technique, but cant fathom out what it is...do you know what it involves etc? :crazy:
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Re: neurostructural integration technique

Postby WennyP » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:29 pm

stephanini wrote:hey

ive just read a little about neurostructural integration technique, but cant fathom out what it is...do you know what it involves etc? :crazy:


The guy said something about a head massage...sounded a bit like Indian Head Massage from what he was saying, but I think I'd be better off getting my bum sorted out with myofascial release massage. I'll wait to hear from him again, I guess, once he's sorted stuff out for me... If I go for NSIT I'll post my thoughts and an explanation of what it is! Signing off now as terrible pain in my right forearm from whizzing my finger around the pad thing on the laptop!

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Re: neurostructural integration technique

Postby stephanini » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:33 pm

asss, i wasnt sure if it was some kind of physio/massage...

ive had some treatment through physio where he would "crack" my pressure points on my back etc, and it used to make me feel great, full of energy etc and give me some relief for a few hours to maybe 24 hours...but then id relapse...

i wondered if it was a similar thing...unfortunately i dont know what the treatment was called, or even if it had a name,

i hope you sleep well :wave:
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Re: neurostructural integration technique

Postby LinzWorld » Tue Aug 03, 2010 4:03 pm

I just did a quick internet search and couldn't see any reputable sites with information on it. If your work are prepared to pay for any private treatments to help you get back to working better (some work insurance does) then I would ask for evidence based treatments, such as myofascial release, hydrotherapy, access to private doctors, etc.
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