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What I do
What I do.
As a physical therapist, I prescribe movement. I do this on a daily basis as I have the unique training to treat disease through something we all do…move. Movement is free. Dosage is quite simple and I encourage my patients to regulate this through the response of their nervous system.
I gave up on numbers a long time ago. 10 times. 20 times. 30 times. It’s all arbitrary.
I also gave up on the word exercise. Do my patients wish to exercise better? Or move better? I assist them in moving better…
Doctoris = to teach . I use paper. Sometime a whiteboard. I work with my patients in an attempt to unscramble the message coming from their nervous…
Resources
PhysioFuturism: How Technology is Changing the Future of Physical Therapy
Imagine having your patient stand in front of a camera, which instantly recognizes and locks onto each joint and measures all their joint angles as they move. With no markers, no attachments, your patient just has to perform your prescribed movements. Instant motion capture with zero set-up time. Now imagine that this data is instantly compared with normative movement data and issues in specific body areas are instantly flagged to the clinician.
What I don’t do
As the years go by, it becomes increasingly clear that stating exactly what to do is hard. What does becomes increasingly clear, however, is that stating what not to do is a much easier task.
What I do
As a physical therapist, I prescribe movement. I do this on a daily basis as I have the unique training to treat disease through something we all do…move.
Forward Thinking PT
Forwardthinkingpt.com is a site specifically designed to promote thinking and improved methodology to Physical Therapists. Our goal is to assist in the delivery of quality, evidence-based reviews to help the average clinician improve their practice. This site is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure an illness. It is simply intended to provide information to licensed Physical Therapists.
The Student Physical Therapist
This blog is intended to be educational and informational, reviewing some of the key concepts of anatomy, kinesiology, and pathophysiology along with discussing new evidenced based research in the field of physical therapy.
PT Think Tank
Critical observations of health, science, and the physical therapy profession.
Allan Besselink
Allan Besselink has a unique voice in the world of sport and health care, one that has been defined by his experiences as physiotherapist, MDT/McKenzie practitioner, coach, author, educator, patient, and athlete. Allan's insight, humor, and presentation style make him a much sought-after speaker at local, regional, collegiate, and international conferences. He lectures frequently on the topics of MDT, clinical reasoning, sports medicine, functional anatomy, competent self care, coaching and performance, and therapeutic exercise.
Athletico
Blogging from Athletico Physical Therapy, a leading provider of orthopedic rehabilitation...
Chris Johnson PT
The combination of Chris’ background as a competitive, multi-sport athlete and patient coupled with his extensive professional experience as a clinician and researcher puts him in the ideal position to help you.
DrJarodCarter.com
The purpose of this site and my eBook is simple … To provide as much information as possible on the topic of Cash-based Physical Therapy. This will encompass a number of things including: all aspects of business logistics, all forms of marketing, and eventually it will include clinical-related information to help make you a more effective Physical Therapist.
Evidence in Motion
Blog from Evidence in Motion, a knowledge exchange studio committed to providing cutting-edge programs, research, resources, and training to the world’s community of practicing physical therapists.
In Touch Physical Therapy Blog
Welcome to the In Touch Physical Therapy Blog! You will find constructive articles and blogs here on the physical therapy profession. Most of the information will involve manual therapy and orthopedics under the realm of evidenced-informed practice, but also overall growth and scope within the field of physical therapy.
MikeReinold.com
Welcome to my home on the web, where I share with you my research, experience, and thoughts behind how I integrate rehabilitation, fitness, performance, and sports medicine. I want to help you or your clients feel better, move better, and perform better.
Move to Improve
Dr. Nessler shares his calling and passion for injury prevention and performance enhancement using the most current research and technologies available. As a passionate educator, he is driven to share with all the latest peer reviewed journals in sports medicine and orthopedics and what that means to how we train and treat our athletes.
Phil Plisky
I want to change peoples lives through dialogue about injury prevention research and return to activity testing.
RunningPhysio
Whether you’re a plodder or a speed merchant, an ultramarathon veteran or a running newbie this site is for you. Its aim is to offer expert advice in preventing and managing running injuries.
The Manual Therapist
Physio Answers, Physio Pics, Physio Stories! The trifecta of Physical Therapy info!
The PT Student
The PT Student blog is a resource for all students of physical therapy. Whether you are working toward a Physical Therapist or Physical Therapist Assistant credential, you will find honest, helpful (and sometimes humorous) resources here.
The Sports Physio
Simple, practical, helpful advice.
The Sports Physiotherapist
This site is an online resource for physiotherapists (or physical therapists) with a passion for assessing, diagnosing, and rehabilitating the sports injuries of the world’s athletes. Users of this site will find content and information regarding all things sports physiotherapy...
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