flump wrote:I myself have seen Bill Taylor for almost a yr and I would not recommend him under ANY circumstances. I had never seen a pelvic floor PT until I saw Bill so I didn't know what was a right way to treat someone with this condition but after seeing Rhonda Katarinos in Chicago for over a yr and comparing the two the difference is NIGHT AND DAY!
I have irreversible damage to my sphincter caused by Bill Taylor, how did this happen? The man was putting 4 yes 4 fingers into my rectum and ramming them as fast as he could in and out of my rectum in his words "I am stripping the muscles". He was basically fist ****ing me, absolute madness and pain like you would never believe! The man should be struck off he has no clue what he's doing and for that reason he should not be treating something he has no professional training in.
I am not the only one who has had damaged caused to them by Bill Taylor. He is a lawsuit waiting to happen
Thanks for posting this Flump. Knowing Bill, I feel it is very unlikley that this is some form of deviant behaviour on his part. If what you are saying is correct, it is likely to be just plain ineptitude that is behind this 'treatment'. He used some unusual methods on me, but at no time did I feel there was anything underhand going on - looking back, he just didn't know what he was doing. However, by not getting himslef properly trained in TP release, especially internal work, he is leaving himslef professionally exposed by meddling in this area.
I've always regretted putting people onto Bill - at the time I didn't know any better, but as soon as I was treated by Tim I knew I had to discourage people form seeing him. I now know of 7 people who have been treated by Bill who have gone on to see a recognised expert in the field, and everyone has said the same thing - his treatment was very poor, and he missed most, if not all, of their key trigger points. I even know of people who have gone down the surgery route after seeing Bill, as they were convinced that they didn't have trigger points which could be causing their symptoms if he couldn't find them.
At least now we can, as a group, issue a stark warning to anyone considering seeing Bill.
I'm glad to see you are getting appropriate treatment. If I can give you one bit of advice based on my own experience, it is to focus on getting better and forget about Bill and what he done to you.
