Motion Specific Release

Being told that you have osteoarthritis in your spine can sound as though your back is simply wearing out. Fortunately, the relationship between structural change, pain, and function is far more complex and more hopeful than that description suggests. Osteoarthritis affects hundreds of millions of people worldwide. However, these global estimates primarily reflect osteoarthritis of the knee, hip, hand, and other peripheral joints rather than the spine specifically. In the spi

Manual therapy is both rewarding and physically demanding. Therapists use their skills and energy to relieve pain and enhance patient...

The rotator cuff is a remarkable collection of muscles and tendons that grant the shoulder joint its impressive range of motion and...

Recovery from Whiplash Associated Disorders (WAD) is highly achievable with comprehensive conservative care, patient education, and...