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Visualization for therapist-guided self-exercise system of Somatic Balance Restoring Therapy

Chronic pain and general physical discomfort are common symptoms of a disorder, and yet contain important information on the state of the human body. This is especially true when it relates to disorders found within the human musculoskeletal system. Although clinical pain research is confounded by many complex factors, it is possible to overcome such obstacles by promoting a multidisciplinary and holistic approach that integrates traditional oriental techniques with Western medicine and science. As an assessment of such an integrated approach, this paper aims to realize a computerized visual-graphic representation of a therapist-guided technique called the Somatic Balance Restoration Therapy (SBRT). The SBRT is a simple but effective self-exercise therapy, with initial assistance from a trained instructor/therapist. This guidance is necessary for optimal safety and effective execution of the therapy's painless exercise motions. Based on therapy records of over ten thousand cases, one of the authors has established a systematic approach in identifying and diagnosing distortions/malfunctions, while the other author has developed a visualization algorithm of the SBRT. Both aspects will be represented in this article with some examples of successful therapy.