Joanne Enslin Physiotherapy & Pilates

06/11/2025

06/11/2025

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29/10/2025

Having just completed the 4-day Upledger CranioSacral Therapy 1 (CS1) course, our incredible instructor Lisa Derouches from California, USA, guided participants through an inspiring and transformative learning experience.
Our new graduates now embark on their journey of making a difference in the lives of patients — helping those with conditions such as chronic pain, migraines, stress and anxiety, TMJ dysfunction, post-surgical recovery, and many other complex physical and emotional challenges.
Congratulations to all who completed the course! Your dedication and compassion will bring meaningful change to so many lives.
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15/10/2025

🍂 This Fall, Strengthen Your Skills — and Your Patients’ Health 🍂

The body is capable of remarkable healing. As the seasons shift, nurture your own self-care and professional growth so you can better support your patients’ well-being.

Discover the therapeutic value of Visceral Manipulation and learn how to engage the body’s innate ability to restore balance and vitality.

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27/09/2025

🌿 A Lifelong Journey of Learning in Manual Therapy 🌿
As manual therapists, we are on a continuous path of discovery—expanding our knowledge, refining our skills, and deepening our collaborative approach to care. Every technique we master and every connection we foster brings us closer to a more holistic and integrative model of health.

✨ Read about our Founder & History – Jean-Pierre Barral: https://www.barralinstitute.com/about/jean-pierre-barral
✨ Explore Barral Manual Therapies: https://www.barralinstitute.com/

We are dedicated to shifting the healthcare paradigm from disease care to whole-person health promotion! 💙

📸 Picture credit: Pierre Francois Couderc

24/09/2025

🧠✨ New Medical Discovery About the Appendix! ✨🧠

Groundbreaking research from Duke University has completely overturned 100 years of medical teaching. Scientists have revealed that the appendix isn’t a useless organ at all—it’s actually a “safe house” for beneficial gut bacteria and may even serve as a secondary control center for your digestive system.

🔬 Using advanced imaging, researchers discovered that the appendix a part of the enteric nervous system contains over 200 million neurons—more than the spinal cord—arranged in complex patterns that can process information on their own.
✅ It can “remember” bacterial infections
✅ Coordinate immune responses independently
✅ Communicate directly with the brain

Most surprising? People who have had their appendix removed show altered gut-brain communication:
👉 Slower digestive responses to stress
👉 Different emotional reactions to foods
👉 Greater risk of recurring intestinal infections

This breakthrough suggests the appendix is a biological backup drive—storing beneficial bacteria and neural pathways to restore gut balance after illness.

⚡ The implications for medicine are enormous: routine appendectomies may cause long-term neurological changes never before recognized. Many hospitals are now moving toward antibiotic treatment for appendicitis instead of surgery.

🌱 This discovery highlights the remarkable connection between the gut and brain—and why holistic, integrative approaches to health are more important than ever.