10 “Rules” for Treating Low Back Pain
We don’t have to tell you that low back pain is pervasive among patients. But as PTs, it can sometimes be a tough nut to crack. Here are a few […]
NAIOMT Fellowship Program Graduate: Katie Drummond
We are pleased to announce that Katie Drummond, PT, DPT, OCS, COMT, has graduated from the NAIOMT Fellowship Program effective 10/22/2021 and is NAIOMT’s 156th fellowship graduate.
The Portland Test: Connection With Gluteal Tendinopathy
Recently at AAOMPT’s Annual Meeting, our Fellowship candidate, Irwin Mercader PT, OCS, CMPT, CertMDT, presented a poster presentation on the “Portland Test.” This test was originated by now retired senior faculty […]
Amy Clifton Talks Mobilization and Manipulation
In this interview, NAIOMT faculty instructor Amy Clifton talks to Bill Temes about what it takes to be effective and confident performing mobilizations and manipulations. “If you can get really […]
The Advanced Accelerated Program – What Our Students Say: Erin Wikelius
The Advanced Accelerated Program – The 700 Level Series
The Advanced Accelerated Program – What Our Students Say: Mark Shulman
The Advanced Accelerated Program – The 700-Level Series
The Advanced Accelerated Program – What Our Students Say: Amanda Scharen
The Advanced Accelerated Program – The 700-Level Series
Alternative Lower Extremity Tension Tests
Watch faculty instructor Liz Henry demonstrate an alternative method to perform lower extremity neural tension tests. It can be particularly helpful for a more petit therapist that may have difficulty […]
Supine Mobilizations for Knee Osteoarthritis
In the video below, faculty instructor Liz Henry demonstrates several mobilizations that are commonly used in knee O-A that can improve the instantaneous axis of rotation to better enable strengthening […]
A Common Fault in Evaluating CranioVertebral Flexion Mobility
In this video, faculty instructor Liz Henry demonstrates a common fault in assessing craniovertebral flexion. Learn what this fault is and how mid-cervical flexion and cervico-thoracic extension can compensate for […]
