What factors should you consider when selecting the appropriate techniques and contact points for use on the upper back, posterior shoulder, and upper arm during the separation phase?
What will be an ideal response?
A complete response should include these considerations:
• Determine if there are any contraindications based on client history.
• Consider the client's relative size and musculature.
• Consider the specific type, location, and severity of pathologies.
• Consider the client's level of sensitivity and tolerance to pressure.
• May need to use various contact points suited for the different body areas (upper back, posterior shoulder, upper arm).
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