Aug 27 • Group Chat
Continuing education
In your careers and experiences, are there specific continuing education courses that you found beneficial for advancing your clinical care?
Here are a few that helped me along the way:
- Active Release Technique (ART) - Since manual therapy is apart of my background (especially with Muscle Energy Technique from MSU), having a way of addressing soft tissue adhesions is quite beneficial.
- Champion Performance Specialist (C-PS) - Mike Reinold’s C-PS course was superb in assessing movement, identifying movement abnormalities, having a plan to address movement abnormalities (some may call them dysfunctions), and progressions for the fundamental movement patterns (squat, lunge, rotation, gait, hinge, push, and pull). If you haven’t already done so, go seek out Mike Reinold’s content on social media.
- Personalized Blood Flow Recovery (PBFR) - Owens Recovery Science helped start BFR and it has helped me tremendously for gaining strength (especially rehabilitating from surgery). There seems to be more literature coming out on passive BFR, which can be done post-surgery.
I am genuinely curious to see what has helped everyone in their careers. If you want to include books or specific podcasts you found beneficial, feel free to add it.
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