Why should PTs develop a deeper understanding of the lumbopelvic spine? Steve Allen, PT, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT addresses the role of evidence, shares a rewarding patient experience and expresses why a deep understanding of the Lumbopelvic is so important for PTs. Salt Lake City, UT – Feb 17-18 – Lumbopelvic Spine Seattle, WA – March 17-18 –… Continue reading How More Lumbopelvic Spine Knowledge Helps PTs in the Clinic
Beyond Techniques
Take one of these and you’ll move far beyond the PT status quo, helping a whole lot of people along the way.
3 Key Concepts to Embrace After 30
By the age of 26 I had been fighting some type of back pain for years. It had become a normal way of life. I still was able to do most of anything I wanted to until “The Day.” While replacing our garage door, I went to lift the old door when it happened, a… Continue reading 3 Key Concepts to Embrace After 30
Why Lumbopelvic Spine Matters for PTs
Why is it you should join Terry Pratt, MS, PT, COMT, FAAOMPT in Boston October 17-18 for his Lumbopelvic Spine I course? Find out in the screen cast video below! Not in New England? The North American Institute of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy provides valuable PT courses for all levels all across the country. Find one near you here.
Why More Manual Therapists Should Treat The Pregnant Client
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
One Goal, Two Different Ways to Get There
There is a skit by comedian Michael McIntyre where he describes the difference between people leaving the house – those with kids and those without kids. Those without kids decide to leave the house and just get up put on their coats and walk out the door. And for those with kids it is about… Continue reading One Goal, Two Different Ways to Get There
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
PT Profile: Fred Gilbert
Today we’re excited to welcome Fred Gilbert to our PT Profile series–someone who demonstrates a genuine dedication to the physical therapy profession, and one with a stellar career ahead of him helping colleagues and patients alike. Fred is a 3rd year DPT student at University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and will be graduating in December 2015! Fred has served as… Continue reading PT Profile: Fred Gilbert
3 Mistakes To Avoid When Working Abroad As A PT
Have you ever volunteered as a PT in another country? Do you hope to one day? Today, Morgan Denny of STAND Haiti is back with a guest post addressing a few mistakes for PTs to avoid when treating abroad. But first, take a second to consider backing STAND’s awesome kickstarter campaign to provide orthopedic healthcare in Haiti! Treatment teams have been… Continue reading 3 Mistakes To Avoid When Working Abroad As A PT
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
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