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Monday 07:30 - 16:30 Tuesday 08:15 - 16:30 Wednesday 07:30 - 17:15 Thursday 08:15 - 16:30 Friday 07:30 - 17:15

Sean Johnson: Structural Medicine

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Sean Johnson: Structural Medicine

I help your body adapt to life.

The CSM uses alternate neuromusculoskeletal approaches to healthcare in which treatment is mediated through the soft and connective tissues of the body.

15/09/2025

Super proud of this very special group. A seven-month journey that culminated in earning the title of Bowen Therapists. The real journey begins now.

09/09/2025

The “Middle Way” describes the path of moderation between extremes of self-indulgence and self-denial, as taught by the Buddha. It’s the balanced approach to life, aiming for wisdom, ethical conduct, and mental discipline to achieve enlightenment.

An afternoon chat hosted by the multi-talented , while enjoying coffee.

Connection. Sharing ideas. Nervous system regulation. Coffee.
Life is good.

01/09/2025

The courage it takes to choose solitude over unhealthy relationships is deeply underappreciated. If you’ve had the strength to prioritize yourself, I salute you.

30/08/2025

Avoidance is when your nervous system says, “I’m not ready to feel this,” and it keeps you numb to protect you. Integration is choosing to feel it anyway. This is what love means.

28/08/2025

In the rush of modern life, a pause isn’t a delay—it’s the breath that fuels clarity, creativity, and unstoppable momentum. Your nervous system will thank you.

25/08/2025

The road to Home does not lie outward, along straight paths or far-off lands, but curves inward, a silent spiral into the essence of being. Through the forest of forgotten memories, you move—trees towering with moments long buried: joys caught in their branches, griefs etched into their bark, dreams sleeping in the earth. The trail twists, familiar yet faint, as if the ground itself knows your steps. Beneath the weight of ancient stars, their timeless gaze asks: What do you hold that you might release? The Self waits at the heart, still as a pond reflecting eternity, patient as stone worn smooth by time, eternal not in defiance of endings but as the source of all beginnings. It does not call or chase; it is the quiet you find when you pause, the Home that has always held you, waiting for you to return.

17/08/2025

10 questions to ask yourself to reveal your blind spots.

1. What’s a hidden talent you might have but haven’t fully explored yet?
2. What’s a dream you’ve had that felt so real it might be trying to tell you something about yourself?
3. What’s a fear you’ve never admitted out loud but might be quietly shaping your decisions?
4. What’s a recurring pattern in your relationships that you might not have noticed, and how could it be influencing your choices?
5. What’s a small, seemingly insignificant memory from your childhood that might hold a deeper meaning about who you are today?
6. What’s an instinct or gut feeling you’ve ignored in the past that, looking back, might reveal something about your true desires?
7. What’s a belief you hold about yourself that might be based more on others’ expectations than your own truth?
8. What’s a choice you made that felt right at the time but might reflect a deeper need you haven’t fully recognized?
9. What’s a moment in your life when you felt completely at peace, and what might that reveal about what you truly value?
10. What’s a question you’ve never asked yourself that, if answered honestly, could unlock a new understanding of your purpose?

13/08/2025

Your jaw and pelvis share connections of structure and function.

1. Embryological Origin
The jaw and pelvis form from two ends of the same early structure. The spine grows between them, keeping them neurologically and structurally connected for life.
2. Fascial Continuity
The jaw and pelvis are linked by fascia and the dural tube that wraps the nervous system. Tension in one travels through the chain to affect the other.
3. Postural Compensation
Misalignment in the jaw shifts head posture, which the pelvis compensates for to keep balance. That means TMJ issues can show up as hip pain or pelvic tilt.
4. Core Stability Sync
The jaw and pelvic floor are both involved in core stabilization. Clenching the jaw often coexists with tight or weak pelvic floor muscles, affecting posture and breath control.

06/08/2025

The more you run, the bigger your shadow grows. Avoidance feeds the shadow that your presence would have integrated.

30/07/2025

The individual must constantly fight to avoid being consumed by the collective. Being true to yourself is a tough path—often lonely, sometimes daunting. Yet, no cost is too great for the freedom of self-ownership.

Address

1 Ateljee Street
Randburg
2425

Opening Hours

Monday	07:30 - 16:30
Tuesday	08:15 - 16:30
Wednesday	07:30 - 17:15
Thursday	08:15 - 16:30
Friday	07:30 - 17:15

Website

http://www.structuralmedicine.co.za/

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