In the manual video below, NAIOMT faculty member Kathy Stupansky demonstrates how to perform a gentle lumbar spine mobilization technique in the older patient. As you know, there are many different variables that determine when and how to perform various techniques, so please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions at all.
And if you’re up for taking your clinical reasoning and lumbopelvic spine manual therapy skills to the next level, join us for:
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HITHIS IS DAVID GARCIA, A PHYSIO IN ARGENTINAJUST WANTED TO CONGRATULATE YOU ON THE INFO THAT YOU PROVIDE ALSO, I WAS WONDERING IF YOU COULD DIRECT ME TO SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH THAT CONFIRMS THE MECHANICAL EFFECTS OF MANUAL THERAPY.THANKS IN ADVANCE, DAVID
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