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The Truth About The SI Joint That You Shouldn’t Ignore

Early on in my career, I’d have people come in with hip pain and like it was a script, I had an explanation ready. I had a couple of go-to orthopedic tests, (Gillet’s, Standing Flexion, and Supine To Sit) and […]

Articles Of The Week December 8, 2019

  Resilient is one of my favourite words and it’s something we should be working to instill in all of our patients. However, what about when we need to be resilient ourselves? This article gives some great tips and advice […]

Pain Education – What Might Make It More Effective

  Pain education is a valuable tool for some, but certainly not all, patients. It can help to provide a narrative or explanation for problems that may remain unexplained by ‘traditional’ medicine or therapy. This paper HERE regarding chronic lower back […]

Articles Of The Week November 24, 2019

  A tale of two nails shows us how thoughts, beliefs, perceptions, emotions, past experiences, context, and input from your body all affect your experience of pain. This also shows us (and our patients) how tissue damage is not an accurate […]

Functional Mobilization To Improve Squats

  First things first, I used to give credit where credit was due. That was a key part of The Eclectic Approach and Modern Manual Therapy. However, I received cease and desists for using the terminology of Institutes I don’t […]

Articles Of The Week November 10, 2019

This one hits close to home but is amazing to see. Last year in Canada a junior hockey team was in a severe bus accident that killed some and left others paralyzed. With a new surgery, one of those players […]