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Proprioceptive Stimulation. An Effective Tool for Reversing Postural Distortions and Eliminating Chronic Pain

Prof/Dr Rothbart's Research Website

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- Intro to Rothbarts Foot
- Guaglio's Study
- Kalamir's Study
2) Proprioceptive Stim
- Reduces Foot Twist
- Reduces Foot Abduction
- Position of Teeth
- Wrong Type Of Signal
- Forward Head Position
- Pre vs Post Therapy
- Incorrect Shoes
- Correct Shoes
3) Rothbarts Foot
- Gravity Drive
- Knee Bend Test
- Cavus Foot
- Ankle Instability
- Etiology Rothbarts Foot
- 3 Minute Screening
- BioVector Measurement
- Bracer
- Case Study
- vs Plantargrade Foot
- Stair Analysis
- Foot Twist
- Gait Analysis
- Proprioceptive Insole
- Treadmill Analysis RFS
4) PreClinical Clubfoot
- Embryological Foot Types
- Understanding PMVs
- Gait Analysis
- Proprioceptive Insole
- Xray PCFD
- Measuring PMSv
- KBT - Knee Bent Only
- KBT - Knee Bent Only Mag
- Post Tibialis Syndrome
- Lateral Head Position
- WindSwept Heel Sign
- Changing Skull Shapes
5) Types Spinal Curves
- Right Thoracic Curve
- Cobb's Measurement
- Measuring Kyphotic Angle
- Taking Spinal X-Rays
- Kyphotic Case Study
- Risser Grades
- Lumbar vs Thoracic
- Warning Signs
- Mouse With Kyphosis
- Measuring Lordotic Angle
6) US Army Study
- Bracer vs Releaser
- Cuernavaca Study
- Progression of Forces
7) Sizing Your Insoles
8) Ascending Patterns
- Pelvic/Temporal Bone Lnk
- Cranial Extension
- Pupils
- Biomechanics FLLD
9) Descending Patterns
- Cranial Sacral Coupling
- Cranial to Foot Model
- FHP - Descending Pattern
10) Dental Mechanics
- Dental Coupling Patterns
- Dental Alignment
- Class II Malocclusion
- Class III Malocclusion
- Class II vs III Bite
- Oral Activator
- Foot Twist
- Insole vs Mouth Guard
- Posture, Dental Orthotic
- Atlas Roll
- C0C1C2 Topography
- C1C2 Vertebrae
- Atlas Right Roll
- Vertebral Irritation
- Vertebral Artery
- C1 Cranial Position
- Clearance Volumes
11) Pelvic Syndromes
- Piriformis Syndrome
- Pudendal Syndrome
- Case History Piriformis
- 3rd Lumbar Syndrome
- Piriformis Stretch Test
- Quadratus Lumborum
- Post Rotation QLM
12) Pigeon-Toed Gait
- Femoral Antetorsion
- Internal Tibial Torsion
- Metatarsus Adductus
- Femoral Anteversion
- Internal Muscle Rotators
13) Hip Drive
- Left Side
14) Normal Foot Motion
- Normal Foot Motion at MS
- Foot Windlass Mechanics
15) Abnormal Foot Motion
- With vs Without Stim
- Gait Analysis
- Closer Look
16) Embryology
- Foot Embryology
- Forefoot Varum
- Talar Head Ontogenesis
- Bright Field Animation
- Carnegie Stage23 Rotated
- Critical Periods
- Carnegie Stages 15-23
- Lower Extremity
- Fetal Development
Embryogenesis RFS & PCFD
17) Foot Imprints
18) Ptosis
- Surgery
19) Shoes
- vs Rothbart Therapy
- Importance in Therapy
- Uneven Heel Wear Pattern
- Mech Dysfunc Shoes
20) Posture
- Poor Posture in Adults
- Poor Posture in Children
- Downs Syndrome
- Mixed Postural Pattern
- Eye Glasses
- Postural Paradigm
- Hip Rotation
- Righting Reflex - Lovett
- Postural Blocks
21) Scheuermann Kyphosis
- Kyphotic Patient
- Kyphosis Runs in Family
- Dowager's Hump
22) Slipper Casts
23) Short Leg Syndrome
- Cranial LLD
- Heel Lift Therapy
- Pelvic Thrust Maneuver
- Pathomechanics
24) Diabetic Study
25) Spring Lig. Laxity
26) Avoid Arch Supports
- Weaken Foot Arches
27) Fibromyalgia
28) Myofascial Links
- Myofascial Links Cranium
29) Engramming
- Data from Participants
30) Nutrition
- Dental Arches
31) Pelvic Anatomy
- Pelvic Ligaments
32) Facial Analysis
33) DORA
- Example
- Cranial Topography
34) Morton's Foot
35) Plantar Fasciitis
36) Spinal Study
- Raw Date
- Screening for AIO
- Measuring the Curve
37) Formetric3D Analysis
- Case Study
- Change in Spinal Curve
38) Rothbart Insoles
- In Shoes
- Areas of Stimulation
39) Sport Performance
40) Why Not Orthotics?
41) Static Foot Analysis
- Dynamic Study
42) Neck Muscles
- Suboccipital Insertions
- Rotation - Atlas Vertebr
43) Hip vs Gravity Drive
44) Headaches
45) Ligamentous Laxity
- Kalix STJ Implant
- Kalix Lurch
46) Post Tib Dysfunc
47)Lat Ankle Instability
48) CNS Programming
49) Postural TOS
- PectoralisMinor Syndrome
- ScaleneMuscles
50) Stress Obesity
Disclaimers
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Shoes are Important in Proprioceptive Therapy

Worn (pronated) shoes can distort the foot signal
being sent to the cerebellum, resulting in a postural distortion (Note the forward postural shift using worn
shoes with the proprioceptive insoles vs. new shoes
using the same proprioceptive insoles).

Incorrect Shoes (shoes with built-in arch supports)

Correct Shoes (flat, hard inner sole - no built-in arch support)

Professor/Dr.Brian A Rothbart
Chronic Pain Elimination Specialist
Discovered the Rothbarts Foot Structure and the PreClinical Clubfoot Deformity
Developer of Rothbart Proprioceptive Therapy
Inventor and Designer of Rothbart Proprioceptive Insoles
Founder of International Academy of Rothbart Proprioceptive Therapy
Author of Forever Free From Chronic Pain