• Posture is controlled by the brain, not muscles—this method focuses on how sensory input affects movement.

• The feet, eyes, and jaw play a critical role in postural alignment.

• Learn why poor sensory input leads to poor posture and how to correct it.

• Explore how posture is controlled unconsciously and cannot be fixed through exercise alone.

• Understand how to assess and correct imbalances in all three planes: sagittal, frontal, and transverse.

• Learn a comprehensive, full-body assessment process.

• Master the use of plumb line analysis to evaluate posture.

• Identify shoulder tilts, pelvic shifts, and spinal rotations caused by eye and foot imbalances.

• Conduct neurological tests like the Romberg and Fukuda stepping test to assess balance and movement.

• Understand the link between eye dominance, foot stability, and posture control.

• Learn how to use specific foot stimulation techniques to restore postural balance.

• Train eye muscles with targeted visual exercises to correct head positioning.

• Address jaw misalignment and tongue posture to improve trigeminal nerve function.

• Understand how motor control is shaped by sensory input and how to apply corrections.

• Learn how a short leg affects spinal alignment and lower back pain.

• Assess for pelvic tilt, sacral rotation, and glute asymmetry to determine structural imbalances.

• Identify when to use heel lifts vs. postural exercises for correction.

• Understand how retained primitive reflexes interfere with movement and posture.

• Assess for Babinski, Moro, and Grasping reflexes to identify neurological dysfunction.

• Learn how proprioceptive stimulation through the feet and eyes can retrain the nervous system.

Part 6: Understanding the Jaw’s Role in Postural Imbalances

The jaw is a critical but often overlooked component of posture. The stomatognathic system, which includes the jaw, tongue, and cranial nerves, plays a direct role in postural stability, muscle tone, and alignment. Jaw misalignment can create compensatory patterns throughout the body, leading to neck tension, shoulder imbalances, spinal misalignment, and even lower body dysfunction.

This section will cover:

• Jaw and Nervous System Connection – How improper jaw positioning impacts postural tone and muscle activation.

• The Bite-Posture Relationship – How malocclusion, clenching, and tongue posture affect head and body alignment.

• Assessing Jaw Imbalances – Identifying TMJ dysfunction, cranial asymmetry, and their role in postural compensation.

• Corrective Strategies – Tools to realign the jaw, including tongue posture training, bite correction, and neurological stimulation.

By mastering this approach, practitioners will be able to pinpoint postural issues originating from the jaw and apply targeted solutions that go beyond conventional treatments.

The Posturepro Method provides a structured, science-based approach that integrates neurology, biomechanics, and postural assessment to achieve lasting results. Unlike traditional methods that focus on stretching and strengthening, this method directly influences how the brain organizes movement and posture.

By the end of this course, you will have:

• A deep understanding of how the nervous system regulates posture.

• The ability to identify root causes of imbalances, whether they stem from the feet, eyes, or jaw.

• A set of tools and techniques to create permanent changes in alignment, mobility, and pain reduction.

• A competitive advantage in the industry, allowing you to reduce treatment sessions while achieving faster, long-term results.