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Thank you very much!

You are doing great work on it!

It is rare that a practitioner would purposely make a room warm or cold but, for many, a temperature in either direction could make them uncomfortable. With respect to physical performance, very very generally being warm has benefits while endurance based activities there can be a point where excessive heat makes one pay a price

Thank you for replying, I appreciate your explanation. When you were speaking about identifying pain, encouraging noting what part of the treatment elicited pain and making suggestions on ways to mitigate pain, I thought warmth would be useful. My experience is that warmth generally has relaxing properties. I feel like a relaxed patient would be less likely to exaggerate imagined pain resulting in offering resistance and ridigity. Reading your response that is not correct or correct enough to adopt into pain mitigation strategies

@@StephanieJarman it may be a possible help for some individuals however, people vary quite a bit so the thing that very few need or want can be addressed when needed. Preferences are also not always clinically useful (aka what someone likes may not be clinically important or relevant at certain points).

Thank you very much for the kind words!

In-person teaching is something I do. Feel free to look at the website (osteopathiclyceum.com) for a bit more info

Thank you kindly for sharing the frustration from your educational experience. I will continue to share how these claims were built in a faulty way while also acknowledging that there are stable observations of positive outcomes from interacting with identifiable motion dysfunctions.

Thank you for the comment! As a written addition I'll suggest that the general state of available literature is also a challenge. If a field has a body of literature that only asks one form of question then the other forms aren't available. I will continue to argue that the profession of osteopathy would greatly benefit from a more functional understanding of the philosophy of science so that all forms of inquiry will be effectively available instead of the narrow set currently used.