Tupelo Pointe Healing Arts

Tupelo Pointe Healing Arts MD Fascia & Regenerative Medicine PRP/prolotherapy sonoelastography

04/13/2023

đź§  Work with patients with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome or with Hypermobility? Join Dr Tina Wang, MD Tupelo Pointe Healing Arts and Dr Clare Frank, PT, DPT, MS Movement Links in a seminar series designed to provide a deeper understanding of the movement and neuromuscular approaches in the evaluation & management of hypermobile spectrum disorders and Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes. Hosted by The Brain Cell

🤯 Interdependence between the fascial, autonomic, and immune system will be a focus of discussion and practice. Clinical reasoning of the evaluation and management process and its integration with cross-disciplinary procedures will be discussed along with extensive hands-on practice and feedback including diagnosis, pathophysiology, imaging, interventions (manual, motor planning, medical, holistic, neuropsychologic).

🗺️ Oakmont Capriana 460 La Floresta Dr, Brea, CA 92823 Conference Room

🗓️ Dates: June 17-18, 2023

đź”— Register here: https://www.thebraincelledu.com/seminars/seminars/hypermobile-spectrum-disorder-ehlers-danlos-syndromes-management-across-disciplines
Seats are limited so please register soon!

01/02/2023

Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome is a connective tissue disorder. When Sarah Lazarus' daughter was diagnosed with it, she discovered that the majority of cases are going undiagnosed for decades.

Does stiff fascia hurt because it's stiff? Why then is there pain with the softer-tissue patterns of hypermobility and E...
11/16/2022

Does stiff fascia hurt because it's stiff? Why then is there pain with the softer-tissue patterns of hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos syndromes? Dr. Tina Wang's fascinating research (as well as her own story) helps shed some light on this paradox. Check out the podcast of her Thinking Practitioner conversation on Til or Whitney's sites:
• Til Luchau’s Advanced-Trainings.com
• Whitney Lowe’s Academy of Clinical Massage https://www.academyofclinicalmassage.com
Resources:
• Dr Wang's neurofascialinflammation seminars including hEDS course: https://www.thebraincelledu.com/seminars

This seminar is designed to introduce easy to implement techniques and approaches in the senior population post-surgically to promote recovery. This seminar is will provide a deeper understanding of the science and medicine behind these techniques and approaches. Post-surgical dementia, fall risk, a...

11/08/2022

Hypermobile Spectrum disorder, Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes - management across disciplines This seminar series is designed to provide a deeper understanding of the movement and neuromuscular approaches...

Hand Therapy Association of California on an important topic: Hypermobility and the Musician. Review of Assessment, Diag...
10/08/2022

Hand Therapy Association of California on an important topic: Hypermobility and the Musician. Review of Assessment, Diagnosis, Grading, and Medical Management in the Musician with Hypermobile Spectrum Disorder for Hand Therapists.

http://ow.ly/Ru0q50L4Wi5

Clare Frank  and Dody Chang  on Jetset Physical Therapy Podcast   talk about the connection between acupuncture meridian...
07/28/2022

Clare Frank and Dody Chang on Jetset Physical Therapy Podcast talk about the connection between acupuncture meridians and modern understanding of myofascial continuities and nerve courses. They speak about the fascinating ability to access the CNS through our touch with Vojta technique, layered palpation, injection/needling technique like fascial layer specific hydromanipulation. There is in-depth discussion of interdisciplinary and synergistic collaboration that necessitates an egoless approach to healing.



http://ow.ly/3abp50K6rW3

Dr. Wang had the honor and pleasure to speak at this year’s IFSSH, IFSHT, & FESSH Congress on Hypermobility and the Musi...
06/14/2022

Dr. Wang had the honor and pleasure to speak at this year’s IFSSH, IFSHT, & FESSH Congress on Hypermobility and the Musician with Chair Katherine Butler, Mark Edwards, Bronwen Ackerman, Mark Phillips, violinist Jack Liebeck, pianist Alisdair Hogarth in London, UK.

Summary of key points:
Dr. Tina Wang emphasized the high prevalence of localized joint hypermobility disorder in musicians requiring musician and instrument specific evaluation for proper management and diagnosis. Dr. Mark Edwards discussed musician’s dystonia that often co-exists with hypermobility. Katherine Butler discussed the use of rehabilitation techniques including sensory re-education and blocking. Dr. Bronwen Ackerman emphasized the importance of joint protection. Dr. Mark Phillips discussed the surgical considerations and nuances necessary for excellent surgical outcomes. Jack Liebeck and Alisdair Hogarth emphasized the role of proper technique and ease of movement in the health of our musicians.

12/03/2021

📍 Fascial thickness and stiffness in hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
âś’ Antonio Stecco & Tina Wang

09/08/2021

Event starts: Wednesday, September 8, 2021 07:00 PM Europe/Rome

Who are some of the people that Dr. Wang worked with?Dr. Wang attended the Facial Manipulation Course with Larry Steinbe...
06/28/2021

Who are some of the people that Dr. Wang worked with?
Dr. Wang attended the Facial Manipulation Course with Larry Steinbeck hosted by Sue Falsone.
Sue Falsone holds the distinction of being the first female head athletic trainer in any of the four major sports in the United States (MLB, NFL, NHL, NBA) and served as Head of Athletic Training and Sport Performance with US Soccer’s Men’s National Team.
She is the owner and founder of Structure & Function Education, a company dedicated to educating healthcare professionals!
Find out more about her at https://suefalsone.com/

Are you looking to find out more about the Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS), and hypermobility spectrum disorders (HSD)?Dr....
06/21/2021

Are you looking to find out more about the Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS), and hypermobility spectrum disorders (HSD)?
Dr. Wang is giving a talk on Fascia and Hypermobility in the Musician at this year's PAMA.
You can check that out at http://www.artsmed.org/symposium

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Roots

Tupelo Pointe is named after the Tupelo tree, known for its strength and resilience. As a young student, Dr. Wang often found herself stopping at Tupelo Point on the Wellesley College campus after her runs around Lake Waban to ponder the course of her life. In times of difficulties, she always remembers her roots first grounded at Wellesley College upon the foundation of all the great women who came before.

Tupelo Pointe is a space that grew from the seeds of need. As a young physician, Dr. Wang saw the disconnect between conventional medicine & optimal outcomes. This prompted Dr. Wang to explore alternative treatment options and keep an open perspective regarding what it means to be human and how a healer best aids her patients in their pursuit of wellness.

Tupelo Pointe is a celebration of our love for all things in life that help us connect to our soul and our spirit. Our goal is to care for those around us to allow them to whole-heartedly pursue their vehicle for human expression and connection.