Welcome to the Hesch Institute
Mission Statement
"The purpose of the Hesch Institute is to participate in the rehabilitation community through education, research, publication and patient care for failed rehabilitation cases and for the complex chronic pain population. The Institute researches knowledge gaps in manual therapy and develops novel effective intervention.
"The purpose of the Hesch Institute is to participate in the rehabilitation community through education, research, publication and patient care for failed rehabilitation cases and for the complex chronic pain population. The Institute researches knowledge gaps in manual therapy and develops novel effective intervention.
Hesch Publishing
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NOW AVAILABLE
Dynamic Body
Exploring Form, Expanding Function The long-awated book with Jerry's contributing chapter "Sacral Torsion About an Oblique Axis" is now available. Read the first page here. Purchase through the Hesch Institute Store here |
WHAT'S NEW
AAOMPT Annual Conference - Theory Abstract
Read the abstract here.
Read the abstract here.
World Congress on Low Back and Pelvic Pain Annual Conference - Three Abstracts Submitted
Read the Pelvic Supports abstract here.
Read the OPSD abstract here.
Read the Passive Motion abstract here.
Read the Pelvic Supports abstract here.
Read the OPSD abstract here.
Read the Passive Motion abstract here.
Read Jerry's blog
Check out the published interview with Jerry Hesch in PhysioTimes magazine July edition.
Read the Healing Hands article in PhysioTimes Magazine, at the bottom of this page.
Check out the published interview with Jerry Hesch in PhysioTimes magazine July edition.
Read the Healing Hands article in PhysioTimes Magazine, at the bottom of this page.
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HeschInstitute@yahoo.com
(702) 558-6011 9am-6pm PST FAX (702) 565-6027 1609 Silver Slipper Avenue Henderson, NV 89002-9334 |
Berkeley, CA *NEW* Whole Body Course July 20 & 21, 2013 Vancouver, BC, Canada *NEW* Whole Body Course August 3 & 4, 2013 Huntington Beach, CA September 7 & 8, 2013 (in the planning stage) Sigourney, IA Providence, RI Orlando, FL If there isn't an upcoming Seminar in your area, you have some options. We offer Distance Learning of the same material. Click here for information on this program. We are always looking for additional locations to co-sponsor Seminars. Please inquire for details on hosting a Seminar in your facility, which includes free seminar space.
Seminar Comments"Jerry was able to take one of the most complex and complicated regions of hte human anatomy and simplify it. I now feel comfortable to access and treat the pelvis/SI without second guesing myself. And if I ever do, the workbook is an excellent resource."
Tiffany Reid, PTA, Synergy PT & Wellness, OH "Everything about the course was well presented, and I feel comfortable using this technique tomorrow. I like the fact that the HEP is simple to understand and teach." Anonymous |
Healing Hands, PhysioTimes Magazine,
Volume 3 Issue 2 Sept 2011
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Listen to internet radio with PelvicMessenger on Blog Talk Radio |
Blog Talk RadioListen to Jerry's 90 minute interview with The Pelvic Messenger on Pelvic Pain from June 28, 2012 11am PDT.
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EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION FOR SACROILIAC JOINT DYSFUNCTION AND LOW BACK AND PELVIC PAIN. Hesch Method was developed by Jerry Hesch, which is a contemporary alternative to the traditional Osteopathic/Muscle Energy sacroiliac biomechanical evaluation and treatment model. Jerry developed this approach over the course of 32 years because the traditional evaluation and treatment of the SIJ was in part confusing and inadequate. The Hesch approach is a true whole-body approach because chronic injuries do involve the whole body. It is a logical and integrative system that quickly and efficiently improves function, reduces pain and fosters independence. Jerry believes that patients need definitive answers and not protracted care. Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is a complex diagnosis that inevitably involves several integrated structures, the sacroiliac, the pelvis, the hips, lumbar spine and symphysis pubis. By addressing all of these structures, and not just focusing on the SIJ, the clients are able to reduce pain and achieve lasting functional gains without dubious, expensive, and protracted interventions.
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