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May282018
A New Look to MyRehab
Read moreWe have some new changes in place on MyRehab. Click here to see the blog post outlining them.
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Apr202014
Do Herniated Discs Resorb?
Read moreSome time ago, a question came up in the member discussion forum at FixYourOwnBack.com as to whether extruded lumbar disc herniations “went away” or whether they remained in the epidural space. I thought that would be a good topic to flesh out a bit with a literature search.
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Mar082014
3 New Exercises on MyRehab
in MiscRead moreHere are 3 new exercises that subscribers have requested at MyRehab. Full versions of the exercises are available for subscribers to send to their patients to help with patient education. As always, this process is easy to perform and allows you to send these videos directly to your patient’s email in-box.
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Feb012014
Review-Stanford Summit with Stuart McGill and Gray Cook
in ReviewRead moreThis past weekend I had the pleasure to attend the Stuart McGill – Gray Cook Summit at Stanford University hosted…
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May272013
Research Review-Check Out Those Hips!
in ReviewRead moreA recent paper from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN (Yuan et al, 2013) appeared in the American Journal of…
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Apr062013
Help Promote MyRehab in Your Presentation
in MiscRead moreIf you are a public speaker who presents to groups and are a subscriber or advocate for MyRehabExercise.com, you can…
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Mar142013
Case Study-Lateral Elbow Pain through a DNS/Functional Lens
in Case StudiesRead moreElbow Treatment 1.0 Lateral elbow pain (lateral epicondylitis, AKA tennis elbow, radial nerve entrapment syndromes) is a frequent presentation in…
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Feb172013
DNS in a Functionally Oriented Clinical Practice
Read moreIn recent conversations with students in my office and with colleagues curious to learn more about how Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization…
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Feb022013
Course Review-DNS Sport 1 & 2
in ReviewRead moreOn Jan 10-13 I had the pleasure of attending the DNS-Sport 1&2 courses in LA at Chris Powers’ Movement…
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Sep172012
What Personal Trainers Know That Too Many PTs and DCs Don’t
in MiscRead moreIn my clinical practice of chiropractic, I mostly manage pain and the majority of that pain is back pain. In…
