2 examples of taping techniques that I use in my physical therapy clinic in Vancouver, WA. I use them for diagnoses such as anterior knee pain, patellofemoral syndrome, chondromalacia patella, as well as general pain with bending or straightening the knee. Runners, walkers, people who work on concrete floors who have knee pain often find these very helpful.
An example of a simple taping technique used for elbow pain, wrist pain, hand pain, or arm pain. Submitted by physical therapist Cory Blickenstaff PT, OCS of Forward Motion Physical Therapy in Vancouver, WA.
Another example of utilizing novel movements at the neck. I frequently use these in clinic for people with neck pain, headaches, radiating arm pain as well as for "warm up" and micro breaking movements for people exposed to a lot of sitting.
In this video I describe an example of using edgework with an arm movement. I use this frequently for people with neck pain, headaches, shoulder pain, arm pain, elbow pain, radicular pain, wrist pain, hand pain.
For more information on the concept of edgework please visit my blog: http://blog.forwardm otionpt.com
This is a demonstration of how I utilize the concept of edgework in presentation of low back or lower quarter pain. For more on edgework, visit my blog at http://blog.forwardm otionpt.com
Important are the concepts of diaphragmatic breathing and identifying the edge of protective, flight or fight, responses.
Describes a series of hip and pelvis movements/exercises that I commonly use for people with pain and to help people to improve their movement reportoire. Useful as a warm-up routine as well.
Describes a series of spinal movements that I commonly use for people with pain and to help people to improve their movement reportoire. Useful as a warm-up routine as well.
Describes a series of shoulder movements that I commonly use for people with pain and to help people to improve their movement reportoire. Useful as a warm-up routine as well.
Describes a series of foot and ankle movements that I commonly use for people with pain and to help people to improve their movement reportoire. Useful as a warm-up routine as well.
