The Thorax Part 1 In the previous post I discussed my perspective on providing some insight into a sequence of assessment and process of treatment for patients. I touched on my thoughts about certain principles that would safeguard both the manual therapist and their patient and then we discussed the lower extremity ending at the…
In the previous post, I discussed my perspective on providing some insight into a sequence of assessment and process of treatment for patients. I touched on my thoughts about certain principles that would safeguard both the manual therapist and their patient; then we discussed some basic thoughts on the lower extremity ending at the pelvis….
Recently, I have been receiving requests from manual therapists for case study examples that may give the therapist guidance in providing treatment to their patients. As each condition and each patient is unique, it is quite difficult to choose one or two as examples as a general guideline…it simply doesn’t exist. Rather than discuss a…
I believe that we as manual therapist should have the same goal for our patients who do not qualify as surgical candidates. One of my main goals with my patients who have ankle injuries is to to create a “Talus Neutral” position to assist in restoring function and ROM. It’s a great start. From there…
Thought about writing a piece on Syndesmosis Ankle Sprains when I discovered a well written article be a new friend of mine Whitney Lowe. Have a read, you’ll be glad you did. Click here to read the article.
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