Meaningful Mentors: Meet NAIOMT’s Gary Kearns
Gary Kearns began his manual therapy training with NAIOMT in 2005, obtaining his COMT in 2010. Graduating from the NAIOMT Fellowship Program, he was recognized as a Fellow in the […]
The Transitional Zone: Lucido’s Best of NAIOMT
In the video series “Best of NAIOMT” teaching faculty Michael Lucido demonstrates key techniques from NAIOMT’s core courses. In this video, Michael demonstrates the examination and treatment of the thoracolumbar […]
Meaningful Mentors: Meet NAIOMT’s David Deppeler
Dr. David Deppeler received his Physical Therapy degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and his Doctor of Science from Andrews University. He is a fellow of the American Academy of […]
Hypertonic Psoas Major Muscle: Michael Lucido’s “Best of NAIOMT”
In the video series “Best of NAIOMT” teaching faculty Michael Lucido demonstrates key techniques from NAIOMT’s core courses. In this video, Michael demonstrates the examination and treatment of a hypertonic […]
Primary Intervertebral Disc Pain: Michael Lucido’s “Best of NAIOMT”
In the video series “Best of NAIOMT” Michael Lucido demonstrates key techniques from NAIOMT’s core courses. In the first installment Michael demonstrates a manual treatment of a patient with primary […]
Abducted Ulna
Abducted ulna: One of the most common dysfunctions at the elbow is the abducted ulna syndrome. And one of the most common causes is a fall onto an outstretched hand, aka […]
Meaningful Mentors: Meet NAIOMT’s Terry Pratt
Terry Pratt is the clinical director of Greater Brunswick Physical Therapy in Topsham, Maine. Terry received his MSPT from Andrews University in 1997 and his FAAOMPT in 2013 through the […]
Meaningful Mentors: Meet NAIOMT’s Liz Henry
Liz Henry, PT, DSc, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT, CCTT is the president of LifeForce Physical Therapy in Wilmington, NC where she specializes in temporomandibular and craniofacial dysfunction, golf injury rehabilitation and […]
A Useful Test for Picking Up Hyper and Hypomobilities
Watch NAIOMT teaching faculty Liz Henry demonstrate H and I combined motion testing of the lumbar spine. This test is useful for picking up hyper and hypomobilities that may not […]
PT Bracketology – Stop the Madness
It is that time of year again when the “madness” of March descends upon us and the competition for the perfect bracket is on. Sixty-four teams, one championship and two […]
