D'Ambrogio Treatment Approach

Criteria For A Treatment Approach

If a Total Body Lesion is found on the TBSE that contributes to the local area of complaint, then a Total Body Approach (Total Body Evaluation, Total Body Treatment, and Total Body Re-Evaluation) is indicated. The appropriate DAI Total Body Approach is determined by the primary Total Body Lesion.

DAI Total Body Approach follows the principle of holism. The clinician evaluates and treats the primary Total Body Lesion.

• Total Body Balancing (TBB) used to evaluate and treat extraneous lines of tension in the total body, including transverse diaphragm imbalances.
• Lymphatic Balancing Total Body (LBTB) used to evaluate and treat extraneous lines of tension, total body lymphatic congestion, and imbalances in the transverse diaphragms/ANS.
• Energetic Balancing Total Body (EBTB) used to evaluate and treat energetic or emotional stress patterns affecting the total body.

Criteria For A Local Approach

If a Local Lesion is found on the TBSE that contributes to the local area of complaint, then a Local Approach (Specific Local Evaluation, Local Treatment, and Local Re-Evaluation) is indicated. The appropriate DAI Local Approach is determined by the primary Specific Local Lesion.

DAI Local Approach follows the principle of the local (primary) lesion. The clinician evaluates and treats the primary Local Lesion (area of dysfunction).

• Muscle Balancing (MB) used to treat local protective muscle spasm.
• Fascial Balancing (FB) used to treat local fascial restrictions.
• Joint Balancing (JB) used to treat local joint hypomobility or stiffness.
• Energetic Balancing (EB) used to treat local lingering energetic or emotional stress patterns.