SPECIFIC ADJUSTMENT TECHNIQUE (SAT)

Palma de Mallorca (Spain)

14 FEBRUARY to 16 FEBRUARY 2025

Gez Lamb has been teaching for 42 years. He mastered SAT under the guidance of his mentor Tom Dummer, the founder of SAT and principal of the ESO during Gez’s undergraduate training. He was invited to work in Tom Dummer’s practice upon graduation and worked under Tom’s guidance for three years until Tom’s retirement. Thereafter Gez refined his SAT practice by integrating the Cranio-Sacral approach into his treatments and then he refined his understanding of Tissue Fields and Levels within the PRM. He now combines all of his understanding into SAT practice.

Through the years Gez has taught SAT and Fields and Levels in Canada, Denmark, Germany, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, and Sweden.

He has no plans to retire from practice since he is still learning and refining his craft. If he ever feels that there is no more to learn then he may consider retirement.

ABOUT SAT TECHNIQUE

Specific Adjusting Technique (SAT) is a sublime mix of structural and functional adjustment of a traumatised spine. It was first practised in the 1950s by Parnell Bradbury and was refined by Tom Dummer who taught it to undergraduates at the ESO. Gez Lamb worked with Tom in the early 1980s and has kept the tradition alive to this day.

The workshop will teach the principles of SAT taking the participant through the diagnostic model, using principles of the Littlejohn Mechanics to the living spine, with guidance on how to observe and understand the relationship between curves and pivots.

The adjustment of the upper cervicals and the base of the spine, the most common areas affected by trauma, will be taught, to enable the participant to effectively restore mobility where normal adjustment techniques fail.

Guidance will be given on how to plan treatments and follow the primary adjustment through the rest of the spine, where being ‘specific’ then only requires the adjustment of one segment per treatment.

Although bony adjustment is at the heart of the technique it is applied in a most functional manner and has been proven to release the body on all levels through the spine.