Simeon Niel-Asher demonstrates treatment of a patient with rotator cuff problem

The technique uses trigger points in an algorithm. Start with tracing the tight band from elbow to the subacromial space of the shoulder. The next step is working on teres major then passive circumduction.

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Simeon Niel-Asher is the author of the best selling "The Concise Book of Trigger Points". In 1997 he developed a ground-breaking non-surgical approach for treating frozen shoulder syndrome and now more than 80,000 practitioners use The Niel-Asher technique (TNAT) worldwide. Studying and working with trigger points since 1990, Simeon has dedicated a large part of his career to scientific research, medical trials and the exploration in the field of manual medicine.

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