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We had a fantastic panel of speakers for this years Annual Interdisciplinary Studies Summit and are looking forward to the...
It was such a pleasure presenting this course material to a European audience! These attendees, with their strong interest in...
In collaboration with the AAPMD, Jennifer Smart, PT, DPT will be presenting this Free Webinar on June 19th, from 9:00...
We are excited to introduce and congratulate the Postural Restoration Trained™ (PRT) Class of 2024! PRT is the result of...
The PRI Credentialing Scholarship Deadline is approaching soon! If you are interested in applying for this $2000 scholarship towards either...
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We had a fantastic panel of speakers for this years Annual Interdisciplinary Studies Summit and are looking forward to the same level of presentations next spring!
Abstracts are due in 2 weeks on July 15th!
Consider sharing your passion incorporating PRI into you or your clients lives with the PRI community as a whole!
Can’t wait to hear what YOU have to share!
Link in bio.
Jul 1
We had a fantastic panel of speakers for this years Annual Interdisciplinary Studies Summit and are looking forward to the same level of presentations next spring!
Abstracts are due in 2 weeks on July 15th!
Consider sharing your passion incorporating PRI into you or your clients lives with the PRI community as a whole!
Can’t wait to hear what YOU have to share!
Link in bio.
NATA 2024 took on New Orleans and did not disappoint! Thanks to everyone who stopped by and chatted with us! Many new to PRI and as many who have been excited to learn more or build on their prior knowledge.
Was also great to see PRTs Amos Mansfield, Jason Robey and Mark Cairns who have remained active in the Athletic Training community for so long, helping so many others along the way!
Looking forward to seeing you all next year in Orlando!
#prination
#nata2024
Jun 28
NATA 2024 took on New Orleans and did not disappoint! Thanks to everyone who stopped by and chatted with us! Many new to PRI and as many who have been excited to learn more or build on their prior knowledge.
Was also great to see PRTs Amos Mansfield, Jason Robey and Mark Cairns who have remained active in the Athletic Training community for so long, helping so many others along the way!
Looking forward to seeing you all next year in Orlando!
#prination
#nata2024
Excited to be at the 75th NATA AT Expo in New Orleans! We would love to meet you and answer any questions you have if you’re attending the convention!
And make sure to stop by booth 925 to be entered to win a FREE home study or grab some PRI swag!
Jun 26
Excited to be at the 75th NATA AT Expo in New Orleans! We would love to meet you and answer any questions you have if you’re attending the convention!
And make sure to stop by booth 925 to be entered to win a FREE home study or grab some PRI swag!
It was such a pleasure presenting this course material to a European audience! These attendees, with their strong interest in PRI and numerous questions across all four days, made the Postural Respiration and Cervical Revolution courses more interactive than usual. Questions mainly concerned the clinical application of course concepts related to the human species asymmetrical body and the impact on nervous system processing to produce desirable (and undesirable) movement. Attendees shared their clinical perspectives, providing a collaborative vibe and ancillary information that deepened our understanding of course concepts. And what a diverse set of perspectives we had, from osteopaths, physicians, chiropractors, physiotherapists, to a hand specialist, speech and language pathologist, pelvic floor specialist, yoga and massage therapists, sport scientists and personal trainers.
In the interim week between these courses my husband, Bruce, and I took in the sights of Munich, including a basketball game at the German National Championships, and decompressed with runs through the English Garden, hikes in the Bavarian Alps, and quite a few pints of German lagers.
A huge thank you to Timas Peteraitis, Physiotherapist and PRC, who was an enormous help during lab and who added to class discussions. Timas, you are a natural educator. I wish you well on your path to teaching at the University level.
Finally, thank you to our hosts at the beautiful Lindebergs Academy: Regina Frank, Lorenz, and Daniel Mueller. The PRI faculty have enjoyed your hospitality through the years, and we look forward to the continuing collaboration to spread the science of PRI!
Jun 24
It was such a pleasure presenting this course material to a European audience! These attendees, with their strong interest in PRI and numerous questions across all four days, made the Postural Respiration and Cervical Revolution courses more interactive than usual. Questions mainly concerned the clinical application of course concepts related to the human species asymmetrical body and the impact on nervous system processing to produce desirable (and undesirable) movement. Attendees shared their clinical perspectives, providing a collaborative vibe and ancillary information that deepened our understanding of course concepts. And what a diverse set of perspectives we had, from osteopaths, physicians, chiropractors, physiotherapists, to a hand specialist, speech and language pathologist, pelvic floor specialist, yoga and massage therapists, sport scientists and personal trainers.
In the interim week between these courses my husband, Bruce, and I took in the sights of Munich, including a basketball game at the German National Championships, and decompressed with runs through the English Garden, hikes in the Bavarian Alps, and quite a few pints of German lagers.
A huge thank you to Timas Peteraitis, Physiotherapist and PRC, who was an enormous help during lab and who added to class discussions. Timas, you are a natural educator. I wish you well on your path to teaching at the University level.
Finally, thank you to our hosts at the beautiful Lindebergs Academy: Regina Frank, Lorenz, and Daniel Mueller. The PRI faculty have enjoyed your hospitality through the years, and we look forward to the continuing collaboration to spread the science of PRI!
The Autonomic Nervous System, and especially how it integrates with the Central Nervous System, can be a daunting topic.
This conceptual presentation, based extensively on current research, is designed to give a clinically applicable overview so that all attendees, whether dentists, movement specialists or clients, gain an understanding of:
• What tensegrity means and the interceptive role it plays in autonomic variability
• How upright humans can use phases of respiration to "tune" their autonomic state
• How functional "over tuning" (hyperinflation) may contribute to convergence (or lack of alternating lateralization in the mouth, in the body and in the brain).
Registration for this webinar is available in our bio! The recording of this webinar will only be available to AAPMD members once completed so make sure to catch it LIVE!
Jun 18
The Autonomic Nervous System, and especially how it integrates with the Central Nervous System, can be a daunting topic.
This conceptual presentation, based extensively on current research, is designed to give a clinically applicable overview so that all attendees, whether dentists, movement specialists or clients, gain an understanding of:
• What tensegrity means and the interceptive role it plays in autonomic variability
• How upright humans can use phases of respiration to "tune" their autonomic state
• How functional "over tuning" (hyperinflation) may contribute to convergence (or lack of alternating lateralization in the mouth, in the body and in the brain).
Registration for this webinar is available in our bio! The recording of this webinar will only be available to AAPMD members once completed so make sure to catch it LIVE!
Abstracts for the 2025 Interdisciplinary Studies Summit are due one month from today by July 15th!
Please consider sharing your unique experience with us all. There are SO many topics to be explored!
More info can be found in our bio link, tickets for this event are also now available!
Jun 15
Abstracts for the 2025 Interdisciplinary Studies Summit are due one month from today by July 15th!
Please consider sharing your unique experience with us all. There are SO many topics to be explored!
More info can be found in our bio link, tickets for this event are also now available!
Check out this episode of the Postural Restoration Podcast with Frank Mallon of @renaissance_pt
From gaining confidence with your PRI practice, to sharing the science with others, AND the dedication required to build YOUR integrative team of multidisciplinary professionals, there is something for everyone!
#turnleft
Jun 13
Check out this episode of the Postural Restoration Podcast with Frank Mallon of @renaissance_pt
From gaining confidence with your PRI practice, to sharing the science with others, AND the dedication required to build YOUR integrative team of multidisciplinary professionals, there is something for everyone!
#turnleft
Congratulations to the Postural Restoration Trained™ (PRT) Class of 2024! PRT is the result of completing multiple advanced PRI courses, demonstrating a thorough understanding of the science through completion of the PRT application, and successfully participating in practical and analytical testing. This past weekend, four professionals earned the designation of Postural Restoration Trained™ (PRT) under the direction of Ron Hruska, Jennifer Platt and Colby Mamigonian.
The Postural Restoration Institute® established this credentialing process in 2011 as a way to recognize and identify individuals with advanced training, extraordinary interest and devotion to the science of postural adaptations, asymmetrical patterns and the influence of polyarticular chains of muscles on the human body as defined by the Postural Restoration Institute®. The PRT credential is available to Certified Athletic Trainers, Certified Athletic Therapists, Exercise Physiologists and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialists who have completed the course requirements, application and testing process. With the addition of this class, there are now 72 PRT professionals around the globe.
Back row (L to R): Michael Zhao, Colby Mamigonian
Front row (L to R): Ron Hruska, Eric Phillips, Kasia Galica, Karla Hollan, Jennifer Platt
Jun 10
Congratulations to the Postural Restoration Trained™ (PRT) Class of 2024! PRT is the result of completing multiple advanced PRI courses, demonstrating a thorough understanding of the science through completion of the PRT application, and successfully participating in practical and analytical testing. This past weekend, four professionals earned the designation of Postural Restoration Trained™ (PRT) under the direction of Ron Hruska, Jennifer Platt and Colby Mamigonian.
The Postural Restoration Institute® established this credentialing process in 2011 as a way to recognize and identify individuals with advanced training, extraordinary interest and devotion to the science of postural adaptations, asymmetrical patterns and the influence of polyarticular chains of muscles on the human body as defined by the Postural Restoration Institute®. The PRT credential is available to Certified Athletic Trainers, Certified Athletic Therapists, Exercise Physiologists and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialists who have completed the course requirements, application and testing process. With the addition of this class, there are now 72 PRT professionals around the globe.
Back row (L to R): Michael Zhao, Colby Mamigonian
Front row (L to R): Ron Hruska, Eric Phillips, Kasia Galica, Karla Hollan, Jennifer Platt
The PRI Credentialing Scholarship Deadline is approaching soon! If you are interested in applying for this FULL scholarship towards either PRC or PRT credentialing, please submit your essay by June 15th!
The PRI Credentialing Scholarship is available to candidates who may otherwise be dissuaded from applying for PRC or PRT credentialing solely by their current financial circumstances. Candidates must be eligible to submit an application for PRI Credentialing this year.
In your essay, please share your story of how you got to where you are (i.e. how you became interested in PRI, do you have any mentors or colleagues supporting you on this education journey, etc.), your current professional and financial situation, what PRI credentialing means to you, and why you feel you are deserving of the scholarship. If you are interested in applying for this scholarship, please email your essay to platt.jennifer@posturalrestoration.com, no later than June 15th.
Essays will be reviewed by the Board of Directors, and the scholarship recipient will be notified by July 15th. If the recipient does not accept the scholarship and complete the credentialing application and testing that year, the scholarship will be awarded to an alternate. Depending on the number of applications received this year, the Board of Directors may choose to select more than one scholarship recipient.
Jun 6
The PRI Credentialing Scholarship Deadline is approaching soon! If you are interested in applying for this FULL scholarship towards either PRC or PRT credentialing, please submit your essay by June 15th!
The PRI Credentialing Scholarship is available to candidates who may otherwise be dissuaded from applying for PRC or PRT credentialing solely by their current financial circumstances. Candidates must be eligible to submit an application for PRI Credentialing this year.
In your essay, please share your story of how you got to where you are (i.e. how you became interested in PRI, do you have any mentors or colleagues supporting you on this education journey, etc.), your current professional and financial situation, what PRI credentialing means to you, and why you feel you are deserving of the scholarship. If you are interested in applying for this scholarship, please email your essay to platt.jennifer@posturalrestoration.com, no later than June 15th.
Essays will be reviewed by the Board of Directors, and the scholarship recipient will be notified by July 15th. If the recipient does not accept the scholarship and complete the credentialing application and testing that year, the scholarship will be awarded to an alternate. Depending on the number of applications received this year, the Board of Directors may choose to select more than one scholarship recipient.
Deep in the heart of west Texas located at @elite.physical.therapy in Abilene is where Postural Respiration was taught this past weekend to a diverse group of students from different disciplines and even different countries from halfway around the world. Having a diverse group of students from physical therapy, chiropractic, strength and conditioning, and massage therapy always makes for lively sharing of perspectives.
I had the pleasure and opportunity to have two PRI faculty members, Kasey Ratliff, DPT and Craig Depperschmidt, DPT, assist with teaching, demonstration and lab for testing, non-manual techniques, and manual technique applications. Their presence added so much value for a nurturing learning environment especially to those new to not only Postural Respiration but to PRI as well.
A significant focus was placed on how to apply a PRI program for our patients. Part of the art of PRI is not only knowing what technique to choose, how to describe and “coach” it for our patients or clients, and then how to progress as described on page 4 in the appendix regarding the Overview of Right Brachial Chain Position Progression and Treatment Guidelines. This takes time and practice to continually master PRI principles and every journey into knowledge starts with basic steps.
I wanted to thank Kasey Ratliff for assisting in not only reading out technique directions during lab but answering questions for students throughout the weekend. She also assisted me in any technical difficulties through the weekend with my PowerPoint “clicker” and her helpful insights for the use of that piece of equipment was vital to ensure a nurturing educational environment!
Thank you for Gad’s group that made the long journey from Taiwan to attend this course. And most especially, thank you so much to physical therapists Kerry and Brian at Elite Physical Therapy for hosting another PRI course. Your support is greatly appreciated! We hope you all keep ‘stepping’ into PRI!
May 22
Deep in the heart of west Texas located at @elite.physical.therapy in Abilene is where Postural Respiration was taught this past weekend to a diverse group of students from different disciplines and even different countries from halfway around the world. Having a diverse group of students from physical therapy, chiropractic, strength and conditioning, and massage therapy always makes for lively sharing of perspectives.
I had the pleasure and opportunity to have two PRI faculty members, Kasey Ratliff, DPT and Craig Depperschmidt, DPT, assist with teaching, demonstration and lab for testing, non-manual techniques, and manual technique applications. Their presence added so much value for a nurturing learning environment especially to those new to not only Postural Respiration but to PRI as well.
A significant focus was placed on how to apply a PRI program for our patients. Part of the art of PRI is not only knowing what technique to choose, how to describe and “coach” it for our patients or clients, and then how to progress as described on page 4 in the appendix regarding the Overview of Right Brachial Chain Position Progression and Treatment Guidelines. This takes time and practice to continually master PRI principles and every journey into knowledge starts with basic steps.
I wanted to thank Kasey Ratliff for assisting in not only reading out technique directions during lab but answering questions for students throughout the weekend. She also assisted me in any technical difficulties through the weekend with my PowerPoint “clicker” and her helpful insights for the use of that piece of equipment was vital to ensure a nurturing educational environment!
Thank you for Gad’s group that made the long journey from Taiwan to attend this course. And most especially, thank you so much to physical therapists Kerry and Brian at Elite Physical Therapy for hosting another PRI course. Your support is greatly appreciated! We hope you all keep ‘stepping’ into PRI!
"You`re not going to need a lot of help with your myopic visual system if your ribs on both sides have the ability to move backwards!"
-Ron Hruska
Forward Locomotor Movement
May 17-18th
May 20
"You`re not going to need a lot of help with your myopic visual system if your ribs on both sides have the ability to move backwards!"
-Ron Hruska
Forward Locomotor Movement
May 17-18th
Meet our newest illustrations “Orbital Rivalry” & “Palatine Pirouette” now available on our products page!
1 - As the occiput rests more on the right atlas foramen, the incongruence of aligned sets of paired cranial bones usually creates resistance on the surfaces of one of these paired bones, that reduces the friction at the same suture sites of the other side of the face. This illustration reflects the presentation of mutually incongruent eye orbits, where the sphenobasilar flexion on the left side widens, protrudes, and everts the right orbit, as the left orbit remains narrow and retruded. Unlike binocular rivalry where the presentation of mutually incongruent images to the left and to the right eye alters perceptual alternation of the two eyes stimuli, thus reducing perceptual fusion, orbital rivalry exists where there is presentation of mutually incongruent paired orbital bones (zygomatic, lacrimal, maxilla and palatine) thus altering positional alternation of these bones on the non-paired orbital bones (frontal, sphenoid, and ethmoid) and reducing aligned proprioception fusion of the two bilateral maxillae for centric mandibular occlusion.
2 - The pterygoid medial and lateral plates of the sphenoid fit into the grooves on the posterior surface of the vertical portion of each palatine base. These palatine surfaces are smooth in order to allow for free gliding movement of the pterygoid plates within the grooves of the sphenoid. This illustration shows the relationship of these three bones to each other as the paired palatine bones are positioned between the sphenoid’s pterygoid plates. In this position, the palatine bones may slide and spin on one side, allowing the other side to be raised or lowered, while the horizontal plate of the palatine bones communicates with the support offered from the other side. This act of movement, or spin, is one that you would see a dancer use to perform a pirouette on one foot, as the other foot is raised and touching the supporting leg’s knee.
May 9
Meet our newest illustrations “Orbital Rivalry” & “Palatine Pirouette” now available on our products page!
1 - As the occiput rests more on the right atlas foramen, the incongruence of aligned sets of paired cranial bones usually creates resistance on the surfaces of one of these paired bones, that reduces the friction at the same suture sites of the other side of the face. This illustration reflects the presentation of mutually incongruent eye orbits, where the sphenobasilar flexion on the left side widens, protrudes, and everts the right orbit, as the left orbit remains narrow and retruded. Unlike binocular rivalry where the presentation of mutually incongruent images to the left and to the right eye alters perceptual alternation of the two eyes stimuli, thus reducing perceptual fusion, orbital rivalry exists where there is presentation of mutually incongruent paired orbital bones (zygomatic, lacrimal, maxilla and palatine) thus altering positional alternation of these bones on the non-paired orbital bones (frontal, sphenoid, and ethmoid) and reducing aligned proprioception fusion of the two bilateral maxillae for centric mandibular occlusion.
2 - The pterygoid medial and lateral plates of the sphenoid fit into the grooves on the posterior surface of the vertical portion of each palatine base. These palatine surfaces are smooth in order to allow for free gliding movement of the pterygoid plates within the grooves of the sphenoid. This illustration shows the relationship of these three bones to each other as the paired palatine bones are positioned between the sphenoid’s pterygoid plates. In this position, the palatine bones may slide and spin on one side, allowing the other side to be raised or lowered, while the horizontal plate of the palatine bones communicates with the support offered from the other side. This act of movement, or spin, is one that you would see a dancer use to perform a pirouette on one foot, as the other foot is raised and touching the supporting leg’s knee.
It was my great pleasure to be asked back to Quincy, IL, to teach Myokinematic Restoration. They are a great group of people, and are really engaged in PRI. Most of the Myokinematic courses are filled with movement specialists who are new to the science of PRI. For this course, we only had 7 attendees who had never take a PRI course before, and several who had taken several courses. It provided a different experience for all the attendees to have so many experienced PRI practitioners attending a Primary course.
My thanks to Kristin Thompson, PT, for another great course. It was great to see so many attendees coming this weekend who had attended Postural Respiration last year. It was great to have our PRI Mini-Resident, @ansku.kangas helping me with the labs for this course. We were fortunate to have an entire afternoon of lab, which provided everyone with the opportunity to feel many PRI non-manual techniques in themselves. Thanks to Eann Diller, PR, Patrick Kistner, PTA, ATC, Sam Wilson, Yvonne Robison PT, and Macy Huber, PT for wonderful questions. I look forward to seeing how this developing PRI hub that is Quincy, IL, evolves over the next several years!
-Dan Houglum
May 7
It was my great pleasure to be asked back to Quincy, IL, to teach Myokinematic Restoration. They are a great group of people, and are really engaged in PRI. Most of the Myokinematic courses are filled with movement specialists who are new to the science of PRI. For this course, we only had 7 attendees who had never take a PRI course before, and several who had taken several courses. It provided a different experience for all the attendees to have so many experienced PRI practitioners attending a Primary course.
My thanks to Kristin Thompson, PT, for another great course. It was great to see so many attendees coming this weekend who had attended Postural Respiration last year. It was great to have our PRI Mini-Resident, @ansku.kangas helping me with the labs for this course. We were fortunate to have an entire afternoon of lab, which provided everyone with the opportunity to feel many PRI non-manual techniques in themselves. Thanks to Eann Diller, PR, Patrick Kistner, PTA, ATC, Sam Wilson, Yvonne Robison PT, and Macy Huber, PT for wonderful questions. I look forward to seeing how this developing PRI hub that is Quincy, IL, evolves over the next several years!
-Dan Houglum
Excited to see the 90-90 Hemibridge with Balloon used in this double-blind study in the Journal of Women’s & Pelvic Health Physical Therapy.
“The results of the 2-way mixed ANOVA, presented in Table 2, revealed a statistically significant (P<.00; 95% CI 2.47, 4.57) increase in the level of PFM contraction after treatment in the intervention group.”
“The results of the 2-way mixed ANOVA, for between group comparison after treatment depicted in figure 6., demonstrated a statistically significant (P=.025; 95% CI 0.51, 7.19) improvement in PFM contraction in the intervention group.”
May 3
Excited to see the 90-90 Hemibridge with Balloon used in this double-blind study in the Journal of Women’s & Pelvic Health Physical Therapy.
“The results of the 2-way mixed ANOVA, presented in Table 2, revealed a statistically significant (P<.00; 95% CI 2.47, 4.57) increase in the level of PFM contraction after treatment in the intervention group.”
“The results of the 2-way mixed ANOVA, for between group comparison after treatment depicted in figure 6., demonstrated a statistically significant (P=.025; 95% CI 0.51, 7.19) improvement in PFM contraction in the intervention group.”
One week ago we celebrated not only our PRI Community as a whole but also three very deserving award recipients. And we have been smiling ever since!
During our 1st Annual Summit Dinner we presented the PRI Director`s Dedication Award to three individuals who have all had such a positive impact on our Institute. The PRI Directors Dedication Award was established in 2012 to recognize individuals ongoing dedication to their advancement in PRI. Since then we have presented this award to 23 individuals.
Congratulations to our 2024 award recipients,
Torin Berge, PT, MPT, PRC
Heather Carr, PT, PRC
Heather Engelbert, PT, PRC
Thank you for your contributions to the science of Postural Restoration and our community as a whole!
May 2
One week ago we celebrated not only our PRI Community as a whole but also three very deserving award recipients. And we have been smiling ever since!
During our 1st Annual Summit Dinner we presented the PRI Director`s Dedication Award to three individuals who have all had such a positive impact on our Institute. The PRI Directors Dedication Award was established in 2012 to recognize individuals ongoing dedication to their advancement in PRI. Since then we have presented this award to 23 individuals.
Congratulations to our 2024 award recipients,
Torin Berge, PT, MPT, PRC
Heather Carr, PT, PRC
Heather Engelbert, PT, PRC
Thank you for your contributions to the science of Postural Restoration and our community as a whole!
Day 2 of our inaugural PRI Interdisciplinary Studies Summit brought to light concepts such as,
“The Mind in the Body and the Body in the Mind”
“Psychosis or Neurosis”
“Virtual Intervention for Drug Resistant Bipolar Disorder”
“The Intersection of Postural Restoration and Nutrition”
“The Impact the Gut Microbiome can have on Physical and Mental Health”
“Applying PRI Techniques for Wheelchair and Amputee Athletes”
And our Summit concluded with a special appearance from the PRI faculty bringing us all a kinesemiotic experience we will not forget!
Thanks to,
Michael Zhao, CSCS
Robert Skip George, DC, CCSP, CSCS, PRC
Kasia Galica, CSCS, NASM CPT, RYT
Heather Carr, DPT, NTP, PRC, OCS, MTC
Taylor Boryca, PTA, PRC
Tim Dempsey, CSCS, PRT
And everyone who joined us for this event!
If you are interested in presenting at next years Summit abstracts are due by July 15th!
Apr 30
Day 2 of our inaugural PRI Interdisciplinary Studies Summit brought to light concepts such as,
“The Mind in the Body and the Body in the Mind”
“Psychosis or Neurosis”
“Virtual Intervention for Drug Resistant Bipolar Disorder”
“The Intersection of Postural Restoration and Nutrition”
“The Impact the Gut Microbiome can have on Physical and Mental Health”
“Applying PRI Techniques for Wheelchair and Amputee Athletes”
And our Summit concluded with a special appearance from the PRI faculty bringing us all a kinesemiotic experience we will not forget!
Thanks to,
Michael Zhao, CSCS
Robert Skip George, DC, CCSP, CSCS, PRC
Kasia Galica, CSCS, NASM CPT, RYT
Heather Carr, DPT, NTP, PRC, OCS, MTC
Taylor Boryca, PTA, PRC
Tim Dempsey, CSCS, PRT
And everyone who joined us for this event!
If you are interested in presenting at next years Summit abstracts are due by July 15th!
What a fantastic inaugural Interdisciplinary Studies Summit!
We can’t wait to highlight more from last week in Lincoln!
The first day started strong with presentations from,
Amy Morris, MSPT, PRC
Molly Miller, PT, DPT, PRC
Colby Mamigonian, CSCS, PRT
Donna Behr, DPT, MS, PRC
Michael Mullin, ATC, PTA, PRC
Miguel Aragoncillo, CSCS, PRT
Connective tissue disorders, hypermobility, biotensegrity, integrative breathing therapy, supplemental manual techniques, and phases of sprinting and pitching, packed into our opening day!
Apr 29
What a fantastic inaugural Interdisciplinary Studies Summit!
We can’t wait to highlight more from last week in Lincoln!
The first day started strong with presentations from,
Amy Morris, MSPT, PRC
Molly Miller, PT, DPT, PRC
Colby Mamigonian, CSCS, PRT
Donna Behr, DPT, MS, PRC
Michael Mullin, ATC, PTA, PRC
Miguel Aragoncillo, CSCS, PRT
Connective tissue disorders, hypermobility, biotensegrity, integrative breathing therapy, supplemental manual techniques, and phases of sprinting and pitching, packed into our opening day!
“Let’s take an outside-in approach and get the pelvis in the right biomechanical position first, before we treat a Pelvic Floor”
-Lori Thomsen
Pelvis Restoration Live Stream last weekend!
Apr 23
“Let’s take an outside-in approach and get the pelvis in the right biomechanical position first, before we treat a Pelvic Floor”
-Lori Thomsen
Pelvis Restoration Live Stream last weekend!
A great weekend of ‘Dynamic Respiration’ considerations in Sacramento!
Can’t beat two days, discussing two (hemi) thoracic diaphragms, with these two and everyone who joined us!
Thanks for all your help Taylor!
#repost
@taylor_e_lewis I had a great time assisting @robertskipgeorge at the PRI Postural Respiration course in Sacramento this weekend. Sutter Physical and Hand Therapy was a great host.
#pri #respiration #ribcage #breathe #movement
Apr 15
A great weekend of ‘Dynamic Respiration’ considerations in Sacramento!
Can’t beat two days, discussing two (hemi) thoracic diaphragms, with these two and everyone who joined us!
Thanks for all your help Taylor!
#repost
@taylor_e_lewis I had a great time assisting @robertskipgeorge at the PRI Postural Respiration course in Sacramento this weekend. Sutter Physical and Hand Therapy was a great host.
#pri #respiration #ribcage #breathe #movement
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