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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 […]

Articles Of The Week October 21, 2018

Richard is always great at putting educational resources together for our profession and he’s at it again. Here is a long list of educational resources for you to use and share with your network about the benefits of massage therapy. […]

Home Care Plans: Instructions Vs. Adherence

I remember going to physiotherapy when I was in high school and having my exercises prescribed to me for my knee pain. I was instructed to do them every day, which I think I may have managed to do for […]

Articles Of The Week October 14, 2018

We talk lots about exercise and strengthening around here, but is it always necessary? While I’m a firm believer in movement and loading tissue, sometimes a “mythical dysfunction” comes along and we’re taught very specific exercises to fix said dysfunction. But is […]

Qualities Of Muscle And Changes In Sensation

Once in a while, I’ll get called out on something in a blog post. Fortunately, I don’t take it personally anymore, cause well…we all make mistakes. In one particular instance, it wasn’t so much a mistake as it was just […]

Articles Of The Week October 7, 2018

  It’s great to see that some major outlets are starting to share sensible information. This article about back pain is great and actually shares some quality knowledge. Movement for back pain is probably the best medicine we can use […]