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Do you want to learn how to treat complex patients?
Foot and Hip Pain? Why You Treat The Thorax
Your patient has a dysfunctional thorax and it's driving their symptoms, wherever they are. How can you clinically reason treating a non-painful thorax for distal...
How To Increase Proprioception – An Updated Approach
What are the clues and the keys to increasing somatosensory awareness in your patients? Putting someone on a dynadisc or a foam pad does not cut it anymore when your...
A Fencer With Bilateral Calf Pain – Where’s The Driver?
What is the cause of bilateral calf pain in this young fencer? Start to finish, it shows the power of a thorough evaluation, a specific exercise progression and a...
Neurophysiological Underpinnings of the Trigeminal System – Part 1
In this short episode, Susan discusses the upper cervical region and its effects on the rest of the body: core, pelvic floor dysfunction, muscle recruitment, balance,...
What To Do When Your Treatment Stops Working
In this short episode, Erica discusses her perspective on how to handle patients whose treatment has stopped working. We’ve all been there. The proverbial...
Treating Knee OA The Smart Way
In this episode, Erica and Susan discuss how to begin and progress treatment with a knee OA without exacerbating their symptoms. Knee pain can be quite provoking as we...
The Gut-Brain Axis – Stress, Pain, and Balance
Join Susan as she shares a segment from a course she teaches on GI Dysfunction. This clip is dedicated to the Gut-Brain Axis and why the complex interactions can...
Shoulder and Arm Pain – What is Really the Driver?
In this episode, Susan and Erica discuss how very old drivers can present in a novel situation as well as why new driver will appear if compensatory patterns are...
Hip Pain In A Golfer: Why It’s Not Going Away
In this short episode, Erica highlights the importance of center of mass by assessing a semi-competitive golfer with hip pain. He suffered an avulsion fracture of his...
When You Should Tape and Why
In this short episode, Erica gives her perspective on when you should tape and why. This is one of the most commonly asked questions in her practice and this episode...
Shoulder Stiffness – When the Tissue is the Driver!
Shoulder pain, stiffness, and lack of functional mobility are uncommon in clients with post-breast cancer. Join us as we discuss the evaluation and treatment sequence...
Manual Therapy Or Not? Hands Off Or Hands On? Or Both?
When do you make the clinical decision to put your hands on your patient or take them off? We are changing brain maps and our hands act as facilitators of...
Grow Your Clinical Expertise By Learning How To Treat The Complex Patient (Part 2)
Susan and Erica present case studies during part 2 of a webinar to highlight clinical reasoning.
Grow Your Clinical Expertise By Learning How To Treat The Complex Patient (Part 1)
In this 2 part episode, Susan and Erica discuss what it takes to become a clinical expert, and how that translates into effectively assessing and treating the "tough to...
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