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Explore Global Postural Reprogramming

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Global Postural Reprogramming also known as Posturology, was found in 1985 by French orthopedic surgeon Dr. Bernad Bricot as a non invasive method of treating pediatric scoliosis. His research showed that posture is mainly influenced by 4 sensory receptors: eyes, feet, jaw, and skin.

When these organs send faulty signals to the brain, the brain send faulty signals to your muscles, leading to postural imbalances. Our aim is to correct these sensory inputs which allows the body to stand upright more efficiently

There is a cost to stand upright. How expensive is it for you?

Here at Back Pain & Posture, we aim to:

Improve Orthopedic Health

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Improved Learning Capacity

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Improve Stability for Older Adults

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Improve Sports Performance

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Prevent Injuries

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Kutay Cetinkanat

Kutay Cetinkanat

Posturologist (CIES), CPT (National Academy of Sports Medicine)

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What is Possible in 5 Minutes?

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What is Possible Long Term?

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