My Office today! Just starting to Disengage, Decompress, and Balance… remember your principles of LAST…. (i swapped “Exaggerate” for “Decompress”) Wishing you were here… Here’s a Beautiful Screen saver for all of you back home and beyond who currently have less desirable weather! Enjoy!
I love watching these videos! We all have so many patients with unresolved issues, that present clearly when we assess the patients functionally. Enjoy the videos! Part 1 Part 2 Another:
Thanks to everyone for making my 20th year in this profession an spectacular year! This course is now SOLD OUT!!!! WOW!!! I’m so looking forward to next years courses and continuing to meet old friends and new faces across Canada! I’ve got some new developments coming next year along with some new courses in new…
“Rob & Doug MacKenzie Great White North Webinar!” We are a couple of “Hosers” you know! I taught this Webinar way back in March and had a fabulous time with Doug from TouchU! Part 1 was shot in beautiful Kananaskis! In the Videos, we discussed…
Look for health! Where is the health? Where is the restriction? We all seem to be very focused on finding the restrictions, tension, pain, but how often do you look for the health in the tissue? How often do you look for what is working pain free? Look for the health in every patient at…
Click the Title below for the full report Pain referral from the sternoclavicular joint: a study in normal volunteers Objective. The sternoclavicular joint (SCJ) is commonly affected by rheumatological conditions. Case reports suggest that it may refer pain to distant areas, potentially leading to delays in diagnosis and inappropriately targeted investigations. Therefore, we studied the…
Remember, we need to be calm and focused enough to listen and understand the information we are receiving to follow the order of treatment, rather than having a predetermined concept of what the tissues need. Forcing tissue will get you nowhere. – Robert Libbey, RMT
Register here for my Final LAST Shoulder Course of the year! You Don’t want to miss the fun! Did you know…Ligaments have Pain Referral Patterns?!!!! They have been tested, retested and charted. Here is the Pain Referral Pattern for: Anterior Sternoclavicular Ligament: refer pain to the anterior chest wall along the sternum. & Post Sternoclavicular…
• 1 Day, 16 Techniques, 7 CMTBC CEC’s • Evidence Informed Techniques • Improve your skills & Quality of treatment • Most importantly… Help Your Patients! Date: Oct. 26, 2014 Where: WCCMT New Westminster, BC Cost: $225 Testimonial: “My treatments have changed completely, I…
Abstract INTRODUCTION: The sternoclavicular joint is of clinical importance. However, there is scant information in the literature regarding one ligament of this area, the costoclavicular ligament (CCL). MATERIAL AND METHODS: In order to further elucidate this structure, 10 adult formalin-fixed cadavers (17 sides) underwent dissection of the CCL. Once the CCL was identified, measurements were made of its dimensions and…