Neuromuscular Taping Asean Institute

04/08/2025

In this edition, we focus on the process following surgery, a common yet complex orthopedic intervention requiring precise, phase-specific care. We explore how ( ) offers a unique, non-invasive solution that supports healing from the acute post-operative phase through to full . With its decompressive application method, NMT addresses pain, edema, neuromuscular reactivation, and functional mobility—making it an effective adjunct to physiotherapy and manual therapy in restoring shoulder stability and upper limb performance.

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By David Blow | Developer of NeuroMuscular Taping | Clinical Educator | Founder, NeuroMuscular Taping Institute Rotator cuff repair is among the most commonly performed orthopedic procedures, typically indicated for degenerative tendon tears or acute trauma. While surgical techniques have advanced,

14/07/2025

In today’s evolving healthcare environment, there is a growing demand for treatment strategies that are both and . The NeuroMuscular Taping ( ) Institute is dedicated to advancing through the development of structured, reproducible protocols that improve across a broad range of conditions. This newsletter series introduces the scientific principles and therapeutic applications of , a decompression-based technique that enhances circulation, modulates pain, and supports neuromuscular function without limiting mobility. Through clinical research, , and interdisciplinary integration, NMT offers healthcare professionals a powerful, non-invasive tool for modern rehabilitation practice.

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This edition marks the beginning of a dedicated series exploring how NeuroMuscular Taping (NMT) can contribute to the development of treatment protocols and rehabilitation algorithms designed to improve outcomes across a range of clinical settings. Each issue will spotlight a specific clinical area,

18/06/2025

Can a strip of tape influence mobility in Parkinson’s patients? New clinical research says yes—when applied with method and precision. A recent randomized, observer-blind study published in Movement Disorders Clinical Practice(Radicati et al., 2025) confirms that NeuroMuscular Taping® (NMT) can improve gait, reduce rigidity, and enhance trunk control in patients with Parkinson’s disease. These findings support the integration of decompression taping strategies into evidence-based neurological rehabilitation.
But results like these don't come from improvisation. They stem from clinically structured application protocols and certified professional training. Official NMT courses provide the foundation necessary to safely and effectively apply this innovative method in neurodegenerative conditions. In this post, we break down the rehabilitation goals supported by the research and why proper certification is essential to translating theory into patient progress.
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Rehabilitation Objectives and Clinical Insights from a New Randomized Study NeuroMuscular Taping® (NMT) continues to emerge as a valuable non-invasive tool in the multidisciplinary approach to neurological rehabilitation. A recent randomized, observer-blind study by Radicati et al.

19/05/2025

🌍 Gratitude and Collaboration in Jakarta, Indonesia
A heartfelt thank you to JAKNEWS for organizing the recent NeuroMuscular Taping Training dedicated to medical doctors specializing in Neurology.
Held over four dynamic days in Jakarta, this course strengthened the bridge between neurorehabilitation goals and the decompression-based action of NMT, focusing on improving fluid exchange and promoting tissue regeneration.
We were honored to welcome participants from across Sumatra, Borneo, Java, Papua, Bali, Sulawesi, and East Timor, all eager to apply these techniques to support patients with central and peripheral nervous system conditions.
Exciting steps forward in neurological care — one application at a time.
David Blow

17/05/2025

Thank you Jan Douglass for organising an excellent advanced specialisation training event with more mind blowing applications in at the recent Adelaide Adv. Neuro NMT Course 🤯

📈 With the Melbourne Post-oncology Graduates added to last year's Perth, Adelaide and Sydney cohort, over 30 Practitioners are available across every state in Australia.
To cover the large expanse of Australia and to assist in trainings and special rehabilitation needs of regional care, 🤩 Jan and the Team will be offering an expanded program for 2026 and have opened a quick poll to find out which courses to place where 📍

📝 Filling out the survey will help us to plan courses where there is the most demand 🤩
All the best for future events.
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27/03/2025

An invitation for all Practitioners in Australia

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An opportunity to share your cases, ask questions and learn from each other. As we are anticipating a high number of participants please RSVP if you are planning to attend. , , and cases will be discussed and those clinical descriptions uploaded will be covered first.

April 07 2025
WA 5pm, SA 6.30pm, AEST 7pm
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movinglymph.com.au

02/02/2025

Pediatric is a significant public health concern in Africa, where many children face mobility challenges due to limited access to early diagnosis and treatment. While the remains the gold standard, barriers such as financial constraints, healthcare infrastructure gaps, and lack of awareness often hinder its success. By integrating innovative, cost-effective solutions like ( ), we can enhance treatment outcomes, improve mobility, and provide a more accessible approach to managing clubfoot in underserved regions.

Understanding Pediatric Clubfoot in Africa Pediatric clubfoot (Congenital Talipes Equinovarus) is a significant congenital deformity affecting children worldwide, with a higher prevalence in Africa. Estimates suggest that in some regions, clubfoot occurs in approximately 1 in 500 births.

20/01/2025

This article explores the incidence and impact of burns, the key risk factors and complications associated with these injuries, and the integral role of in their treatment. Treatments must not only focus on but also on minimising complications, restoring function, and improving the patient’s quality of life. Innovative therapeutic techniques, such as (NMT), are increasingly recognised for their role in enhancing outcomes for burn survivors. By supporting , reducing , and improving , NMT complements traditional burn care methods and offers a non-invasive, patient-friendly solution to some of the most challenging aspects of . By integrating evidence-based strategies and effective , we can advance care for burn patients and help them achieve better functional and psychological outcomes.
Keywords: Burn injuries, NeuroMuscular Taping, Scar management, Lymphatic drainage, Burn rehabilitation, Pain relief techniques, Functional recovery, NMT
David Blow

Burn injuries represent a significant health challenge across all age groups where they can have life-altering consequences. Burns are often highly traumatic experiences, not only physically but also emotionally, with long-term repercussions that can affect personal, social, and professional lives.

15/12/2024

Australian Practitioner Program and Training Series 2025
I'm happy to announce the following NMT training programs n Australia for 2025. For any details please contact Moving Lymph at: jan@movinglymph.com.au

NeuroMuscular Taping in Oncology Rehabilitation (Lymphodema)
Melbourne, February 24-27, 2025

NeuroMuscular Taping Orthopaedic Rehabilitation (Upper and Lower Limb)
Gold Coast, March 31 - April 3, 2025

NeuroMuscular Taping Advancd Neurological Rehabilitation (Returning Therapists)
Adelaide, April 28 - May 1, 2025

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03/12/2024

Recovering from surgery involves addressing both physical and emotional challenges to restore quality of life. By integrating into post-surgical care, patients can benefit from non-invasive techniques that reduce edema, manage pain, improve , and support . This innovative approach enhances , empowering patients to regain mobility, confidence, and function while optimizing .

Interested in Learning More? Discover how and manual therapy can transform recovery and support through advanced techniques for and . Visit NMT Resources for details.

Breast cancer surgery, whether involving lumpectomy, mastectomy, or lymph node removal, often brings physical challenges such as reduced mobility, lymphedema, scar tissue complications, and chronic pain. While surgical advances and oncology therapies have improved survival rates, many women face lon

29/10/2024

In this edition I will underline the treatment principals of clarifying the often confusion and misconception when talking about taping and lymphatic function. ( ) method takes advantage of natural mechanisms of expansion and dilation to regulate and flow. Through its elastic, decompressive treatment design, NMT applies localised negative pressure that further aids by enhancing the efficiency of both intrinsic and extrinsic pumping actions. This approach is particularly effective in congested areas where flow may be impaired, promoting a healthy fluid balance and supporting the body’s natural and functions.
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While hydrostatic and oncotic pressures have traditionally been considered primary forces behind fluid filtration, numerous additional factors influence lymphatic fluid dynamics. Decompression plays a crucial role in optimising lymphatic function by expanding the exchange surface area both within in

16/10/2024

5th edition of the Polish Fascia Symposium, ONLINE in English
20-23 December 2024

World-class lecturers, clinicians, and practitioners have been invited to share their expertise at this highly anticipated event, making it an opportunity you won't want to miss! The entire symposium will be accessible ONLINE, allowing you to participate from anywhere in the world.

Each year, the symposium attracts great interest from fascia enthusiasts globally. It’s a fantastic platform for physiotherapists, doctors, remedial massage therapists, masseurs, and bodywork therapists from Poland and abroad to exchange experiences and knowledge. Over the course of three days, the online format allows you to learn directly from top international experts in the field of fascia.

Join us for a fascinating session by David Blow: "Impact of Elastic Decompression Taping to Modulate Mechanical Forces on Exteroceptive Sensitivity", showcasing the NeuroMuscular Taping Methodology. Date: Saturday, 21 December Time: 15:00-16:00 CET (Central European Time)

Don’t miss out on this incredible learning opportunity!

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