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St. John Neuromuscular Therapy and the Trager Approach

St. John Neuromuscular Therapy (NMT) and The Trager Approach. These two neuromuscular techniques are different in their approach, yet both are effective in helping patients obtain relief from pain. Both approaches require that the practitioner not only do the hands-on therapy, but also instruct the patient in how to maintain the body so that there is less discomfort. Ms. Kord states that in her training for the St. John approach she learned how to assess the body’s imbalance. She looks at posture, boney landmarks, and a person’s gait to assess which muscles need work. She then