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a positive force for an otherwise physiotherapy
Physical Therapist
some thoughts about science, evidence, philosophy and physiotherapy. Of course.
Evolving Movement
We Are Meant to Move, Not to Exercise
bringing PT and politics together
progression through reflection
PainScienceCenter.com is dedicated to my patients. I thank you for sharing your journey with me as we both strive to obtain a deeper understanding of the pain process. If you are not a patient of mine, I welcome you to join us and feel free to take a look in the pain science filing cabinet for a preview of articles! Please keep in mind that I cannot diagnose your painful conditions and you must consult with a health care professional before attempting any treament option listed on this website.
PainScienceCenter.com is dedicated to my patients. I thank you for sharing your journey with me as we both strive to obtain a deeper understanding of the pain process. If you are not a patient of mine, I welcome you to join us and feel free to take a look in the pain science filing cabinet for a preview of articles! Please keep in mind that I cannot diagnose your painful conditions and you must consult with a health care professional before attempting any treament option listed on this website.
PainScienceCenter.com is dedicated to my patients. I thank you for sharing your journey with me as we both strive to obtain a deeper understanding of the pain process. If you are not a patient of mine, I welcome you to join us and feel free to take a look in the pain science filing cabinet for a preview of articles! Please keep in mind that I cannot diagnose your painful conditions and you must consult with a health care professional before attempting any treament option listed on this website.
Incorporating Critical Thinking into Physical Therapy Practice
Learn to move with more skill and less pain
PainScienceCenter.com is dedicated to my patients. I thank you for sharing your journey with me as we both strive to obtain a deeper understanding of the pain process. If you are not a patient of mine, I welcome you to join us and feel free to take a look in the pain science filing cabinet for a preview of articles! Please keep in mind that I cannot diagnose your painful conditions and you must consult with a health care professional before attempting any treament option listed on this website.
