It’s only natural for physical therapists to gravitate toward their favorite areas and issues to treat in the clinic. They’re usually ones we feel most confident with, aren’t they? But sometimes–oftentimes–going outside of our comfort zones to learn new skills, and gain a new understanding of the human body not only makes us better physical therapists, it’s where we can start reshaping the healthcare… Continue reading Why More Manual Therapists Should Treat The Pregnant Client
Category: Courses
Manual Therapy Video: Deep Neck Flexor Progression Part 3
In Part 3 of our Deep Neck Flexor Progression video series, NAIOMT Faculty Bryant Miller demonstrates how to utilize ligamentum nuchae for cervical stability in a HEP. Leave any questions or comments below or connect with Bryant in person at his Cervical Spine II course in Atlanta on September 19 and 20. If you’re based in another region of… Continue reading Manual Therapy Video: Deep Neck Flexor Progression Part 3
Manual Therapy Video: Deep Neck Flexor Progression Part 2
In Part 2 of our Deep Neck Flexor Progression video series, NAIOMT Faculty Bryant Miller demonstrates a technique for manually activating an inhibited longus colli. Join Bryant in Atlanta, Georgia for his Cervical Spine II course on September 19 and 20, or find another upcoming manual therapy continuing ed course in your region here. From Dry Needling, Lumbopelvic Spine, and… Continue reading Manual Therapy Video: Deep Neck Flexor Progression Part 2
Manual Therapy Video: Deep Neck Flexor Progression Part 1
In advance of The North American Institute of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy’s Atlanta, Georgia Cervical Spine II course on September 19 and 20, NAIOMT Faculty Bryant Miller demonstrates a quick clinical assessment of deep neck flexor strength in the video below. Let us know if you have any questions and take a peek at upcoming manual therapy courses in your… Continue reading Manual Therapy Video: Deep Neck Flexor Progression Part 1
Manual Therapy Video: CT Junction Manipulation – Alternative Technique
In the manual therapy video below, NAIOMT distinguished faculty member Ann Porter Hoke, PT, DPT, OCS, FCAMPT, FAAOMPT demonstrates an alternative technique for a cervical thoracic manipulation. Any questions? Join us this Friday and Saturday for Lumbopelvic Spine II in Dallas at Texas Women’s University, or browse other upcoming manual therapy course in your region.
Manipulation of the Subtalar Joint
In the manual therapy video below, NAIOMT instructor Bill Temes, PT, MS, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT demonstrates effective subtalar joint manipulation. Get firsthand guidance from Bill at his upcoming Lower Extremity course in Renton, WA, and check out other manual therapy continuing education opportunities happening across the country.
Seeing Results with Dry Needling
Shortly after being trained in dry needling, I was searching for willing subjects who would allow me to hone my skills. I had a long term patient I was seeing who I was treating for a thoracic compression fracture. We had a pretty good rapport and it came to light that he had had a… Continue reading Seeing Results with Dry Needling
Abstract of the Week: Treatment Of Myofascial Pain with Deep Dry Needling
This week we’re taking a look the abstract “Treatment of temporomandibular myofascial pain with deep dry needling.” As you may know, Temporomandibular dysfunction is often associated with myofascial pain and can be challenging to treat successfully. Choosing to perform dry needling on muscles of mastication surely comes with risks, i.e. increased risk of bleeding, bruising, needing to consider the anxiety that often accompanies this presentation,… Continue reading Abstract of the Week: Treatment Of Myofascial Pain with Deep Dry Needling
Examination to “Rule-In” Thoracic Herniated Disc (Video)
In the manual therapy continuing education video below, NAIOMT faculty Michael Lucido, PT, DPT, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT demonstrates an examination to “rule-in” a thoracic herniated disc. Get more manual therapy expertise from Michael at Thoracic Spine August 25-26 in Dallas, or find another valuable course in your area.
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