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Have you ever come across a patient with persistent pain who has encountered difficulty with sleeping? The answer is probably, yes. Sleep insufficiency is associated...
Rehabilitation professionals, while well-equipped to provide health and wellness services to our patients and clients, are grossly underutilizing these skills. Insurance restrictions, productivity requirements, and...
“So, I understand the need for behavioral health integration, but what does that look like for me?” If you’ve asked yourself this question, join us...
Pain neuroscience education (PNE) initially emerged from a need to better treat chronic pain and has more traditionally been incorporated in outpatient rehab settings. However,...
“Neurophysiologic” and “biomechanical” are just 2 terms associated with manual therapy. Psychological aspects of care have also been described, but what about the “social” in the...
Presenter: Kathy Richardson Date: May 11th, 2022 Time: 7:30 PM CDT Register Now
In this session we will explore utilization of Functional Dry Needling for patients presenting with greater trochanteric pain. We will discuss clinical reasoning that drives...
How effective is your Biopsychosocial assessment? Does it provide enough information to proficiently treat your clients? What areas do you tend to skim over because...
It is hard-wired in the pedagogy of rehabilitation professionals to provide evidence-informed treatment to progress and improve the lives of patients and clients. But what...
As we near the second anniversary of the pandemic, more and more people are seeking outpatient rehabilitation services due to lingering symptoms following infection with...