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Degenerative Disc Disease Correlation To Pain Doesn’t Matter As Much As You Think

He came in with a look that resembled someone in grief. I asked if he was okay and his response was a bit surprising. “I was just told I have a disease which is causing my back pain, as a […]

Articles Of The Week April 14, 2019

  People will do all sorts of popular treatments for different parts of their body. There is a new trend where women are getting laser therapy on their vagina for a variety of reasons, but is the treatment actually valid? Well…there […]

How Recognition And Communication Can Help Cauda Equina Syndrome

Sometimes a patient walks into your clinic and it’s hard to decipher what’s going on with them. It may be something we’ve never seen before, their signs and symptoms don’t add up, or their pain doesn’t seem to correlate to […]

Articles Of The Week April 7, 2019

All too often when the term biopsychosocial comes up, people think it’s out of the scope of Massage Therapists because we aren’t a psychologist. Well, you don’t have to be a psychologist to work this into your practice, and making […]

A Novel Mobilization for Acute Ankle Inversion Sprains

  The case in the video was a severe ankle inversion sprain on the left and moderate on the right. The patient is a high-level gymnast who injured herself tumbling during a floor routine. The video below was taken almost […]

Articles Of The Week March 24, 2019

  How often has a patient come in and said “I have a slipped disc!” and they’re freaking out about it? Well, the reality is, discs don’t slip and this article gives some great insight you can use with your […]