Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
Appropriate exercise and self-care practices may dramatically influence surgical outcomes, and often enable avoiding a procedure all together.
Below are some modalities I commonly incorporate into a dedicated treatment plan, whether you are recovering from an injury, rehabilitating after surgery, or seeking to maximize physical performance.
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From general spine health to optimizing performance of professional athletes, The Back Doctor app provides easy-to-use information and exercises that almost anyone can benefit from.
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The McGill Method is one of the most tried and true programs to treat back pain and improve function.
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DNS structures therapeutic exercise to improve spinal stability and neuromuscular control.
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PRI is one of the leading schools of thought regarding physical medicine and optimal human movement.
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McKenzie therapy features patient-specific and spine-focussed evaluation and treatment.
My Research and Publications
Active contribution to the advancement of one’s chosen field is a key role of any physician.
Sharing expertise with colleagues in the community is vital to allowing the consistent adaptation of one’s practice to the latest data and techniques.
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