Hi everyone. I am new to this group and have just started applying what I haven't learned with the myofascial referral method and have had much success. I do have a question, I have a post stroke client (Aug 2026) who still has tightness in his effected knee, I have done foam rolling via stick and stretching but he says its still like a turnic around his knee. I am guessing its something nerve related, but not sure. Is there something I can do using the referral method to help?

Those new to the group or those that haven’t watched them here are some webinars of techniques I use to get patients out of pain immediately in one post. Please watch and use See graphic below of my statistically historic papers I published getting multiple times the readership 3-5 years post publication than even the biggest medical journals in the world! Click here to read my papers ====>>> https://wheltonmethods.com/resources/ Secret to Shoulder Pain Diagnosis https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/yurJU8DxLhjPmqRSDmGklgbxkWMH_A1FFdzkyxjieCqJNH1eaUax1z5Cq-N7-H9b.7CrUfH2cNvS2IZ0Y Passcode: V6N?CsYb Trick to Sacral Torsion/Shear Diagnosis https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/Ql7t5MqT9Eny_tC0y9OWQZBxmfCk9f5uztr9fQj054xB2jRjagUISqrxdsKhFpts.iuTc7qlFVTAqSxk6 Passcode: 2*sP4&aq Secret to Tennis Elbow Relief https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/ZpuS1lRWMYZB8Jzo4Zu1j6VcRpCk3yg2sSC6PTjEFMeYTADatJG4gkxUnLu-nRPI.-S52cFbpxP_OmkSX Passcode: 4!EBA8Dl Secret to Headache Relief https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/2_yfX6QEyXbNQXf737Pk66s6AiJpNMAOYFnOxqyurzQnl58uadtFZPPgwnmhWvGr.BZIK3BksVupwesI5 Passcode: *RwgnXE1 Secret to Cervical Pain Rehab https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/QQTsvt83vOYs5ueNmiYl8axLLuQbflnhlxhFNcvr7RhfZp8a54MdrtQIYwp9rpxl.OJae9T65ND7mmW4S Passcode: 9hCuia4+ Low Back Pain Eval & Treatment https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/MDztfUj5Qn0t3a_KNcNJW-jkx6kQKb9CihziiXt9SoFF7zN7Ho6SGv6z1faNMcrh.6zQCb94Rx7JoN40R

I treat what I call the "I have failed everything patient." I tell people once you start learning how to properly diagnose these conditions and have protocols to treat them effectively, you will have a level of job satisfaction that you never thought possible. People ask me "Ryan, don't you want to work with athletes?" No, I don't I have worked in the NFL and all kinds of pros with my methods being used in pro sports and I would rather work with patients like this. This patient told me "I am in so much pain for so long and no one takes its seriously" she was sobbing, (very typical people cry in my clinic when someone finally understands what was wrong and get them out of pain!) My favorite part about this job is in the final video, she smiles! Watch all 3 videos. I documented her beginning, 4 weeks and final discharge appt. I show you how I helped her! Have you taken patients that are totally deblilitated like this to complete recovery? Comment below I want to hear!

I treat what I call the "I have failed everything patients" meaning most come in totally frustrated that no one can truly help them or tell them what's wrong. I see mechanical issues all day (SI jt/sacral) but also see mainly women with neck pain that has been treatment resistant. Years ago, I realized doing exercises are not going to relax the hypertonicity they had. What would cause that? STRESS! Everyone was focusing on the muscular system (massages, injections, skeletal muscle relaxers) but it would return which means the root cause was being missed! What controls the muscular system? The nervous system! I started calming down the nervous system and their neck hypertonicity would relax. Root cause vs. treating symptoms. Grounding pillow cases (23$ on Amazon) CBD ( a good one) 3x a day that the patient FEELS relaxed at 2.5 hours (not tired) I usually can get their neck tension down 50% just with that protocol! I don't treat necks without doing this. Neck pain is a 2 dimensional issue for me, stress and postural/ mechanical. I rarely feel worried about my neck pain patients getting better! Anyone trying this? Comment below

Comment below a condition(s) that frustrates you to rehab, we all have them. What's yours?? I usually can help!