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Gregg Johnson and the Vagus Nerve
We’re baaaaaack! After a long time off, we’ve returned with a recent podcast with returning guest Gregg Johnson to discuss manual therapy and the vagus nerve. Enjoy!
Read MoreKenneth A. Olson PT, DHSc, OCS, FAAOMPT
Welcome back everyone! This conversation is with Ken Olson. If you are at all active within the manual (physical) therapy community, or have attended a conference of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT), you have likely heard of Ken. He has been heavily involved in all depths of the AAOMPT and the International Federation of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (IFOMPT). Ken is past president of the AAOMPT and is currently the president of IFOMPT. Ken also is co-owner of Northern Rehabilitation Physical Therapy Specialists and has multiple clinic sites in the Northern Illionois area. If you’d like to learn more about Ken and what he is up to, listen in!
Read MoreMusculoskeletal Therapy and the Pelvic Floor – Diane Lee
Our first guest post comes from a previous guest, Diane Lee. You will remember her from our fabulous podcast in the past. Here, Diane has written a post about a recent case that she encountered in her clinic and how she utilized her Integrated Systems Model to clinically reason her way through a complex patient. Please enjoy this first guest post to the Forum!
Read MoreUPDATE: Mobilization of the AC Joint
Check out our latest video. It’s actually another different way of mobilizing the AC joint. I actually like it a lot better than our previous video (although they really aren’t doing the same thing). So, check out this update and try it out on your patients. Then, let us know what you think!
Read MoreAdvice For Young Professionals
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In this podcast, I answer questions that a student had sent me regarding various topics of being a young professional. Many things discussed could be helpful to clinicians of all experience levels. I would sincerely appreciate your feedback and thoughts regarding these topics as I believe that all readers/listeners would benefit from a quality discussion. Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy!
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