First let me say thank you so much for all your support and emails over the years. I really do LOVE getting emails from all of you asking questions, requesting live and online courses and catching some spelling mistakes along the way. These Live and Online courses would not exist if it weren’t for you….
Hello from Australia, I know it’s been a while since receiving an update from me, but life has been a little busy and exciting. I’ll be posting here a little more over this next month as I’ve got some exciting news. Stay Tuned! For now though, I’m all ready to instruct for the first time…
Recently there has been much discussion on various social media outlets concerning the topics of releasing ligament, lengthening ligaments, ligaments being weak, some therapists perception that ligaments need to be strengthened and so on. These are all great topics for discussion and require their own posts. My “Go To’ site for all things Ligamentous its…
Happy New Year everyone, Well 2017 was busy and 2018 looks like it will be just as exciting. There’s a lot of really exciting and challenging opportunities this year. I’m really anxious and thrilled to announce that I’ll be instructing at the 2018 IFRC in Berlin this coming November. The conference looks to be just as…
Good Morning Everyone, First let me just say THANK YOU for all of your support and on-going positive encouragement that you have been sending out to me. I read every email, private message on social media and all the comments on the videos. I appreciate all of you taking the time out of your life…
Well it’s not Maui… but it looks like it. Here’s some simple HINTS we discussed in out class this weekend and also from last weekends course in Red Deer. 1. Look for dysfunctions of the SC JNT when assessing GH Complaints BEFORE YOU TREAT the SC JNT Dysfunctions 2. Assess & Treat costoclavicular ligament at…
Helping Incorporate Research and Manual Techniques into your Massage Therapy Practice! Quick Story: Over the last 8yrs I had the privilege to treat a patent with severe OA of the right hip. Manual Therapy along with Active exercises prevented him from having surgery until 1 week after we shot videos for the Online Hip and…
Helping Incorporate Research and Manual Techniques into your Massage Therapy Practice! Restricted Hip Rotation Is Correlated With an Increased Risk for Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury. The primary purpose was to compare ipsilateral hip internal rotation (IR) in male and female athletes with or without an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear. A secondary purpose was to…
Thanks to everyone who contacted me to wish my a Happy Birthday! I appreciate it more than you know. Birthdays tend to be a time of reflection for me. It just also happens that this week coming, I’ll be speaking to a class of Massage Therapy students who are just about to graduate. I have…
COMING SOON! Techniques for the Hip & Pelvis A Course designed to enhance your competence, confidence and skill level treating Hip & Pelvis Complaints. In this course I instruct my most effective and L.A.S.T.ing techniques for the Hip & Pelvis; discuss the communications of the various mechanoreceptors of the ligaments/joint capsules, the influences of the ligamentomuscular reflex and the influences of these…