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THE REASET APPROACH
A novel, effective and comprehensive hands-on healing approach
for a fast-changing world Developed and taught by
Tom Meyers Osteopath D.O., MSc. Ost. Wellbeing Futurist ∽ Author |
THE REASET APPROACH
A REVOLUTION IN THE EVOLUTION OF MANUAL THERAPY
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A 21st Century Manual Therapy Effective for Multimodal Disorders Balances ANS |
Adaptive and versatile Full manual Approach Apply it anytime - anywhere |
Improves patient outcomes Improves reputation Increases revenue |
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Take Yourself and Your Skills to the Next Level
The Reaset Approach is an integral treatment solution for a.o. stress-related dysautonomia, one of the most misdiagnosed medical conditions and cause of not only musculoskeletal disorders and mental health problems, but also multimodal disorders that at first don’t seem to be symptoms of a medical condition (MUS).
Most therapeutic methods look first - and sometimes only - at the patient's symptom(s). Other methods look for a solution by looking at the biomechanical /structural or psychosomatic dysfunction(s). The Reaset Approach, is unique in that it addresses, first and foremost, the evolutionary process of dis-ease that leads to multimodal and often unexplained pain, discomfort and/or illness. This process includes ANS reasetting before the biomechanical/structural/psychosomatic dysfunction(s) are addressed and symptoms are treated.
In brief, the Reaset Approach and treatment protocol offers new insights and ways to offer healing, pain relief and increased quality of life in patients through an individualised hands-on methodology to bring the patient out of a state of stress and into ease (ANS REASET); alleviate structural and functional restrictions in craniosacral, fascia, viscera and musculoskeletal systems; and facilitate treatment of symptoms.
In this 4-day course, you will learn the integrative (full body) hands-on body mind and educational ”Reaset Approach”. The “Reaset Approach“ is a novel comprehensive (pre)treatment method that brings about a reaset of the ANS developed by osteopath, body-centred stress coach and wellbeing futurist Tom Meyers (Belgium).
The main objective and difference with other holistic treatment modalities is that the “Reaset Approach“ considers reasetting the autonomic nervous system (ANS) as the key to facilitate the patient’s healing processes, alleviate pain and promote health and wellbeing from within.
The main objective and difference with other holistic treatment modalities is that the “Reaset Approach“ considers reasetting the autonomic nervous system (ANS) as the key to facilitate the patient’s healing processes, alleviate pain and promote health and wellbeing from within.
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The Reaset Approach is effective for patients with
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Current treatment modalities tend to focus on the pain (symptom) or associated structural dysfunctions but rarely look at the role of the ANS in the cause or effect of a health problem the patient seeks help with. Many treatment modalities also tend to have a disease-by-disease focus rather than looking for the common thread that binds them, for example the ANS.
Furthermore the “Reaset Approach“ is unique in its methodology because it is based on one fundamental principle. A principle that is applied during the whole of the treatment in a personalised and body-centred way and includes (1) balancing of the ANS and stress-response (HPA-axis) before continuing to initiate healing of primary and/or secondary dysfunctions and lifting of restrictions in the cranium and sacrum, fascia, viscera and musculoskeletal systems (2) before the treatment of the patients symptoms (3). Symptoms that in this fast-changing world are often exacerbated or caused by the rising levels of stress.
”Chronic stress sets in when the demands (stressors) outweigh ones resources to rebound and stress-related dysautonomia sets in.”
Chronic stress i.e. stress-related dysautonomia (the dysfunction of the ANS with an overactive sympathetic nervous system) - has become one of the main contributors to many, if not all of today’s health problems including musculoskeletal pain, cardiovascular disease, migraines, burnout, long-COVID…, and mental health problems like depression and anxiety.
This root problem hasn’t been addressed before because there was no easy-to-apply modality or treatment protocol to restore autonomic balance. The “Reaset Approach“ developed by Tom Meyers is probably the first of its kind that can in a fast and effective way.
During this 4-day course, participants will expand their way of thinking about health and healing and explore new horizons to elevate themselves and their skills to the next level with as a result improved patient outcomes.
The material given is immediately applicable in any clinical setting and can be adapted to the therapists and patients needs. The added value of Tom’s teaching style is also that ones the participant understands the principle and learns how to apply it they will be able to create their own treatment modalities.
Furthermore the “Reaset Approach“ is unique in its methodology because it is based on one fundamental principle. A principle that is applied during the whole of the treatment in a personalised and body-centred way and includes (1) balancing of the ANS and stress-response (HPA-axis) before continuing to initiate healing of primary and/or secondary dysfunctions and lifting of restrictions in the cranium and sacrum, fascia, viscera and musculoskeletal systems (2) before the treatment of the patients symptoms (3). Symptoms that in this fast-changing world are often exacerbated or caused by the rising levels of stress.
”Chronic stress sets in when the demands (stressors) outweigh ones resources to rebound and stress-related dysautonomia sets in.”
Chronic stress i.e. stress-related dysautonomia (the dysfunction of the ANS with an overactive sympathetic nervous system) - has become one of the main contributors to many, if not all of today’s health problems including musculoskeletal pain, cardiovascular disease, migraines, burnout, long-COVID…, and mental health problems like depression and anxiety.
This root problem hasn’t been addressed before because there was no easy-to-apply modality or treatment protocol to restore autonomic balance. The “Reaset Approach“ developed by Tom Meyers is probably the first of its kind that can in a fast and effective way.
During this 4-day course, participants will expand their way of thinking about health and healing and explore new horizons to elevate themselves and their skills to the next level with as a result improved patient outcomes.
The material given is immediately applicable in any clinical setting and can be adapted to the therapists and patients needs. The added value of Tom’s teaching style is also that ones the participant understands the principle and learns how to apply it they will be able to create their own treatment modalities.
Discover the Benefits of the Reaset Approach
- Stay ahead of the game: learn the Reaset Approach to bring your skills into the 21st century.
- Be ready for anything: the Reaset Approach equips you for new and upcoming disease patterns that other approaches may not be able to handle.
- Help your patients more effectively: the Reaset Approach is particularly effective for multimodal disorders and medically unexplained symptoms.
- Integrate with ease: the Reaset Approach can be used as a foundation or integrated into your existing method of working.
- Get better outcomes: the Reaset Approach leads to better outcomes and improved speed of recovery for a wide range of health problems.
- Versatile and adaptable: the Reaset Approach is versatile and adaptable, based on a single metaprinciple that can be applied in any situation.
- Full manual approach: no device needed, the Reaset Approach can be applied anytime, anywhere, and any place.
- Balance the ANS: the Reaset Approach is one of the few treatment modalities that has a balancing effect on the autonomic nervous system, leading to improved quality of life and reduced symptom burden.
- Attract more patients: by offering the Reaset Approach, you can attract patients seeking a non-invasive approach to their musculoskeletal pain, stress-related depression and anxiety, multimodal and medically unexplained symptoms, and dysfunction.
- Build a strong reputation: positive patient outcomes with the Reaset Approach can help you build a strong reputation and loyal patient base, leading to increased revenue over time.
By integrating the unique and effective "Reaset Approach" to address the underlying causes of your patient's condition, you will be able to attract more patients who are seeking a non-invasive approach to their musculoskeletal pain, stress-related depression and anxiety, multimodal and medically unexplained symptoms and dysfunction.
Additionally, by providing positive patient outcomes, you will be able to build a strong reputation and a loyal patient base, which will lead to being able to increase your fee per patient and thus your revenue over time.
Additionally, by providing positive patient outcomes, you will be able to build a strong reputation and a loyal patient base, which will lead to being able to increase your fee per patient and thus your revenue over time.
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WHO CAN ATTEND?
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ELIGIBILITY
To be eligible for this course you must have a Bachelor's degree in a manual therapy, one year of experience and a the ability to make a clinical diagnosis within your respective scope of practice.
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UPCOMING COURSES
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Mumbai: 30 Sep - 3 Oct 2023 Organiser: MNJ Institute of Health and Research REGISTRATION Dr. Sunil Bhavsar +91 94276 70378 |
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Certified Reaset Approach Practitioners
Want to organise a workshop near you?
For more information about the content of the workshops or when you want to invite Tom Meyers to give a workshop near you or be a speaker at your conference then send him an email: thereasetapproach@gmail.com
Tom Meyers
Bio
Tom Meyers is more than just a Belgian osteopath D.O. MSc. Ost. and body-centred stress coach - he's a visionary on a mission to help people flourish in the flow of evolution and thrive in this fast-changing, uncertain, and challenging world. With a private practice in Brussels and a wealth of experience as a wellbeing futurist, speaker, and author of "Futurize Yourself – Design Your Life on Purpose" and "The Futures Effect – Change Your Story, Change Y’our Future!", Tom is the founder and instructor of the "Reaset Approach" - a revolutionary approach to manual therapy that's taking the world by storm. But beyond his impressive credentials and accomplishments, Tom's greatest strength lies in his ability to connect with people and inspire them to discover their own unique abilities and sense of purpose. So if you're a manual therapist looking to take yourself and your skills to the next level, join Tom on his mission to transform the world - one person at a time.
Qualifications
- Osteopathy (College Sutherland, 2007)
- D.O. Osteopathy (OSD, 2015)
- B.Sc. in Osteopathy (OSD, 2015)
- M.Sc. in Osteopathy (OSD, 2019)
- Founder & Trainer of the Reaset Approach (2022)
- Docent at the Desh Bhagat University (2023)
Research on "The Reaset Approach"
Case Study:
Background: Musculoskeletal disorders are the most common work-related health problems in Europe. Can the Reaset Approach help?
Objective: Effect of the Reaset Approach on self-assessed musculoskeletal pain
Method: Case study (n=1)
Measurement: SF-MPQ
Results: The difference in total SF-MPQ score between t0 and t2 is -6 points
Conclusion: A single Reaset Approach resulted in improvements in self-assessed musculoskeletal pain immediately after and three days after the intervention.
Objective: Effect of the Reaset Approach on self-assessed musculoskeletal pain
Method: Case study (n=1)
Measurement: SF-MPQ
Results: The difference in total SF-MPQ score between t0 and t2 is -6 points
Conclusion: A single Reaset Approach resulted in improvements in self-assessed musculoskeletal pain immediately after and three days after the intervention.
The effect of the Reaset Approach on the autonomic nervous system, state-trait anxiety and musculoskeletal pain in patients with work-related stress: A pilot study
Background: Work-related stress (WRS) is associated with musculoskeletal pain (MSP), changes in the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and anxiety.
Objective: To determine the feasibility of a follow-up study and treatment efficacy of the Reaset Approach on MSP, ANS and State-Trait anxiety.
Methods: 15 subjects with WRS and MSP were assigned into 3 groups (Body, Head-Neck, Head-Neck-Body). Each group received a single 25 minute ‘Reaset Approach’ intervention. Heart rate variability (HRV), electro-dermal activity (EDA), State Trait Anxiety (STAI) and MSP were measured.
Results: HRV parameters: SDNN increased in 13 of 15 subjects while SD1 and SD2 increased in 12 of 15 subjects. EDA reduced in 10 of 14 subjects. State Anxiety reduced in all subjects and Trait Anxiety reduced in 14 of 15 subjects. MSP reduced in all subjects after the intervention and were still lower three days afterwards.
Conclusions: This pilot study determined that a follow-up study can ensue provided minor modifications are implemented and that the ‘Reaset Approach’ has an influence on the ANS, anxiety and MSP. Results do differ between groups. The intervention groups including the head and neck modalities demonstrated better results.
BSc. Thesis
Dresden International University (DIU) and Osteopathy Schüle Deutschland (OSD)
Background: Work-related stress (WRS) is associated with musculoskeletal pain (MSP), changes in the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and anxiety.
Objective: To determine the feasibility of a follow-up study and treatment efficacy of the Reaset Approach on MSP, ANS and State-Trait anxiety.
Methods: 15 subjects with WRS and MSP were assigned into 3 groups (Body, Head-Neck, Head-Neck-Body). Each group received a single 25 minute ‘Reaset Approach’ intervention. Heart rate variability (HRV), electro-dermal activity (EDA), State Trait Anxiety (STAI) and MSP were measured.
Results: HRV parameters: SDNN increased in 13 of 15 subjects while SD1 and SD2 increased in 12 of 15 subjects. EDA reduced in 10 of 14 subjects. State Anxiety reduced in all subjects and Trait Anxiety reduced in 14 of 15 subjects. MSP reduced in all subjects after the intervention and were still lower three days afterwards.
Conclusions: This pilot study determined that a follow-up study can ensue provided minor modifications are implemented and that the ‘Reaset Approach’ has an influence on the ANS, anxiety and MSP. Results do differ between groups. The intervention groups including the head and neck modalities demonstrated better results.
BSc. Thesis
Dresden International University (DIU) and Osteopathy Schüle Deutschland (OSD)
The effect of the “Reaset Approach” on the autonomic nervous system, neck-shoulder pain, state-trait anxiety and perceived stress in office workers: A randomised controlled trial.
Background: Neck-shoulder pain, stress and anxiety have become the most common work-related health problems in office workers in the EU. These symptoms are linked to the increase in psychosocial risks that have emerged with the evolution towards a more computerized work environment.
Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of a 25 minute ‘Reaset Approach’ intervention on autonomic regulation evaluated through heart rate variability (HRV), neck-shoulder pain, state and trait anxiety, and perceived stress compared to a control condition.
Methods: 40 office workers (34 female, 6 male; age range, 30-49) with perceived work- related stress and neck-shoulder pain were randomly assigned to a control group (rest) or treatment group (Reaset Approach): a novel body-mind approach that integrates osteopathic principles. Trait anxiety and perceived stress questionnaires were completed pre- and 21-day post-intervention. Resting HRV was derived in the time- domain pre- and post-intervention. State anxiety and perceived pain intensity questionnaires were completed pre-post intervention. Perceived pain intensity was followed up 3- and 21-day post intervention.
Results: HRV indices significantly increased (pre vs. post) in the treatment group compared to control (p<.001). Pain intensity was significant reduced (pre vs. post) compared to control (p<.001). At 3-day follow-up (vs. pre) pain intensity was significantly reduced in the treatment (p<.05) and control group (p<.001). At 21-day follow-up (vs. pre) pain intensity was significantly reduced in the treatment group (p<.05) compared to control. State anxiety was significantly reduced (pre vs. post) in treatment (p<.001) and control group (p<.05). Perceived stress was significantly reduced (pre vs. 21-day post) in the treatment group (p<.05) compared to control. Trait anxiety decreased more (pre vs. 21-day post) in the treatment group (p=.09) compared to the control group (p=.87) but both were non-significant.
Conclusions: This study demonstrated immediate and long-term benefits of the Reaset Approach as evidenced through the greater increase in autonomic balance, reduction of perceived neck-shoulder pain, stress and anxiety in office workers, compared to a control group..
MSc. Thesis (2019)
Dresden International University (DIU) and Osteopathy Schüle Deutschland (OSD)
Background: Neck-shoulder pain, stress and anxiety have become the most common work-related health problems in office workers in the EU. These symptoms are linked to the increase in psychosocial risks that have emerged with the evolution towards a more computerized work environment.
Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of a 25 minute ‘Reaset Approach’ intervention on autonomic regulation evaluated through heart rate variability (HRV), neck-shoulder pain, state and trait anxiety, and perceived stress compared to a control condition.
Methods: 40 office workers (34 female, 6 male; age range, 30-49) with perceived work- related stress and neck-shoulder pain were randomly assigned to a control group (rest) or treatment group (Reaset Approach): a novel body-mind approach that integrates osteopathic principles. Trait anxiety and perceived stress questionnaires were completed pre- and 21-day post-intervention. Resting HRV was derived in the time- domain pre- and post-intervention. State anxiety and perceived pain intensity questionnaires were completed pre-post intervention. Perceived pain intensity was followed up 3- and 21-day post intervention.
Results: HRV indices significantly increased (pre vs. post) in the treatment group compared to control (p<.001). Pain intensity was significant reduced (pre vs. post) compared to control (p<.001). At 3-day follow-up (vs. pre) pain intensity was significantly reduced in the treatment (p<.05) and control group (p<.001). At 21-day follow-up (vs. pre) pain intensity was significantly reduced in the treatment group (p<.05) compared to control. State anxiety was significantly reduced (pre vs. post) in treatment (p<.001) and control group (p<.05). Perceived stress was significantly reduced (pre vs. 21-day post) in the treatment group (p<.05) compared to control. Trait anxiety decreased more (pre vs. 21-day post) in the treatment group (p=.09) compared to the control group (p=.87) but both were non-significant.
Conclusions: This study demonstrated immediate and long-term benefits of the Reaset Approach as evidenced through the greater increase in autonomic balance, reduction of perceived neck-shoulder pain, stress and anxiety in office workers, compared to a control group..
MSc. Thesis (2019)
Dresden International University (DIU) and Osteopathy Schüle Deutschland (OSD)
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