Angelique has had lower back pain for a few years that radiates to both legs. “I couldn't figure out the cause myself,” she says. “I have been to several physiotherapists, but unfortunately the effect of the treatments was minimal and my complaints did not disappear.” The GP eventually referred her to exercise therapist Cesar Jelle Jacobs. After an intake, extensive anamnesis and physical examination, it turned out that her complaints come from the SI joint, i.e. at the bottom of the spine. Angelique: “As a skin therapist, I usually perform my treatments standing or sitting, which is very stressful for this joint.”
Jelle received trigger point therapy in combination with dry needling. “And he gave me new exercises to improve my posture.” When Angelique knew what to pay attention to, Jelle also came up with the re-mind. “I have been using this little device for a few weeks now and it has now found a permanent place in my bra. The re-mind emits a clear, vibrating signal and every time it vibrates, I can immediately correct my posture and sit up straight. Unlearning my incorrect posture was not done in an afternoon, but this device is very helpful. I can not live without!"
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“Working pain-free: the re-mind gives confidence that it is possible” She was given it by her exercise therapist and was done with it after just one day. The re-mind gives Kelly van Middelaar (26) from Budel exactly the push she needs to tackle her neck and shoulder complaints. Kelly sits on a lot
“You can recover from a hernia” Do not slouch and stand properly on two legs. Hans van Loenen (67) knows what he needs to do to get rid of his hernia, but without a re-mind he quickly falls into old mistakes. Hans is active, he walks and plays golf a lot. "However
“I am a chaotic first-class person and can trot at a high pace all day long,” says Veer Opdenkamp (53) from Rotterdam. With the re-mind she rests more often. The regular, subtle signal helps her to feel and focus again and again. Veer has a busy job as a practice supervisor
