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September in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
IASTM- Whatever Butters Your Bread.
If you’re into using IASTM, that’s great. Keep using it. Keep on serving your community, and your patients.
Yo, if I was working with athletes, I’d probably have a bag full those BBQ tools, because that community seems to like it. I just have some questions about the common explanations of how it’s supposed to work.
August in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
The Gut-Brain Connection: How to Feed Your Brain
There is no denying it anymore- gut health is important for overall health. According to recent research, your gut has an intimate relationship with brain health and function. The gut has been called the “second brain” in recent years because of this relationship.
July in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
“An Attempt At Simplifying Central Sensitization”
I remember having a patient back in college who would come in for treatment of back pain. The person was in their early 20’s and told me they were dealing with chronic pain in the area. As soon as I put my hands on them and pressed down, they quickly informed me that was too much pressure! I felt like I was barely touching them.
June in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
Understanding Saccadic Ocular Movements and Function
Saccades are defined as fast burst-like movements of the eye intended to fixate and maintain visual acuity of a desired object on the fovea.
May in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
“Gluteal Amnesia: Real, Relevant or Ridiculous?”
Gluteal Amnesia. It’s a common term used to explain to clients why they are experiencing pain in their low back, sacral, hip or buttock area. This concept is based on the belief that the gluteal muscles not ‘working’ or ‘firing’ properly.
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