Newsletter
As many of you know, about five months ago I decided to take a huge leap of faith and open my own company, Kinetic Potential Physical Therapy. Over these five […]
Educainment 12.05.13
So I forgot to post this a week or two ago! I’d say have fun wasting time, but if you’re reading these, you’re not wasting your time. A nice summary […]
Food for thought
As a man with few answers but many questions, I must ask (and not in a fecitious way); If we are just truly starting to understand pain, and we were […]
Home exercise programs suck
Home exercise programs suck. There, I said it. “Do these 3-7 exercises on the days you’re not here” basically translates into “you not going to want do these boring tasks, […]
Educainment
A bunch of randomness over the past week. Considering my phone deleted a bunch of my reading list, I still think this a pretty good list. Hurry up and get […]
Motor learning disabilities
If you’re working with clients that have to move, it’s likely you’ve seen them: So called “Movement challenged, or motor morons”, whatever you want to call them. They leave many […]
Educainment 10.18.13
Pretty short reading week because I was being consumed by The Story of the Human Body, which is pretty cool so far. Hopefully will review it later. Check it out. […]
(In)direct access, still?
Recently AB1000 was signed into law in California giving doctors the right to own PT clinics (again), and also giving patients direct access to physical therapists. Boo physician owned PT […]
Educainment 10.11.13
This week was chock full of reading, watching, listening, and overall self-improvement. I feel so great about myself I decided to share it all with you. You cannot go wrong […]
Anecdotal “evidence” that imagining is not always useful
Eval’d a 70 year old female, complaining of 4 month history of posterior-lateral L hip “burning” with sitting; driving is worst. 20 year history of left sided pain after lifting […]
