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Articles Of The Week November 11, 2018

  Quite often people end up living with an issue because they just think it’s a normal reaction their body has to a life experience. Pelvic floor issues are one of those things. People think that because they had kids, […]

Critical Thinking For A Deep Vein Thrombosis

He came in complaining of extreme calf pain. Everything seemed pretty straightforward, health history seemed fine, no real mechanism of injury, but it just seemed odd. I tried doing the Homan’s sign orthopedic test but honestly couldn’t tell if I […]

Articles Of The Week November 4, 2018

  We shared a similar story last week and this one is just as important. There is a movement taking place for a push towards evidence-based practice within manual therapy. It looks like the change is going public as some […]

Altered Skin Colour And Circulation, Result Of Massage Or Nervous System?

  This is one of those topics that inevitably comes up on a regular basis. The last time I taught our course on pain science and therapeutic exercise, there was some resistance to the idea that massage therapy does not […]

Articles Of The Week October 28, 2018

  You know we love it when people promote evidence-based practice around here! Fortunately, these guys do that a lot and this week bring us the five most effective evidence-based ways to help with concussions. “5 Most Effective Evidence-Based Treatment Options […]

Predictive Coding: Why Expectation Matters For Movement And Pain

  Predictive coding is a hip new model for perception that I have been studying lately. In some ways, it is very common sense and intuitive, and in others, it is very challenging and mind-expanding. Here’s a post describing what I’ve […]