Becoming a Movement Detective Part 2 of 3: Detective

From Pain to Possibility

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In this episode of From Pain to Possibility, we continue our three-part series on becoming a movement detective. In the first episode, we explored the power of being an eyewitness, noticing clearly without rushing to fix, name, or judge. Now we move into the next step: shifting from eyewitness to detective. This isn’t about blaming one muscle or finding a culprit. Instead, it’s about learning how to recognize coordination patterns and see how the pieces are working together, or not, under different conditions.

You’ll hear how detective work means layering observations, asking better questions, and resisting the urge to assign a single cause. Compensations are not mistakes but creative strategies, and when we approach them with curiosity, we begin to uncover what is truly driving pain or limitation. This shift not only builds trust and safety with clients but also helps them step into awareness themselves, becoming their own movement detectives.

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