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We are failing with our current Musculoskeletal rehab.
-Many clinicians spend more time documenting than working with patients
-There is significant confusion about the relationship between biomechanics and pain science
-We struggle to educate patient's with actionable advice to improve their health
-Professional burnout is higher than ever before
-Clinicians have a limited understanding of regional interdependence and how the body functions, recovers, and heals
-Many clinicians spend more time documenting than working with patients
-There is significant confusion about the relationship between biomechanics and pain science
-We struggle to educate patient's with actionable advice to improve their health
-Professional burnout is higher than ever before
-Clinicians have a limited understanding of regional interdependence and how the body functions, recovers, and heals
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Why Biomechanics Matter: The Relationship between Pain and Biomechanics
How to Train Out of Pain
A Graded Exposure Approach to Treating Musculoskeletal Pain
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