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The Point of Paradox
Adam’s recent post and a post by Kyle Ridgeway at PT Think Tank have got me pondering thinking tools. What is a thinking tool? For me, this is a conceptual process that […]
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The Lack of Meaning in “The Movement System”
I recently watched this interview of Shirley Sahrmann where she describes the future of physical therapy. Immediately, and predictably of course she launched into her ideas of “developing a diagnostic...
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Why you need to hack your PT education
The verb to hack is a throwback to the days when computer programmers would find creative ways to exploit technology. Present day use of the term has cast it in a more positive light. Recently, an […]
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Hacking your education a student’s perspective
This post comes via SPT Caralyn Baxter @carajbaxter where she highlights some of the processes she employs to augment (i.e. hack) her PT education. —- To begin, I want to say I am thankful […]
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Join FTPT at the ISPI Clinical Conference: PAIN
Karen and I will be at the upcoming ISPI conference this June 20-22nd in Minneapolis. I will be working at the San Diego Pain Summit booth in the vendors area and […]
View ArticleMerging Humanism and Science to Develop a New Kind of Practice for Pain
Greetings, my name is Eric and I am excited to join the Forward Thinking PT blog. As a contributor I want to ask questions about where our profession is going and how we are getting there. Rather than...
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Can you stop short?
I want to start with a simple question, as a therapist are you prepared to stop mid-intervention to listen to the patient? If not I don’t think you’re ready to treat pain seriously. That’s a bit blunt...
View ArticleAre you a Merovingian?
Do you believe that non-specific effects of manual therapy can be predicted, leveraged, or manipulated? Do you believe the context of physical therapy can be crafted in such a subtle and and...
View ArticleThe Point of Paradox
Adam’s recent post and a post by Kyle Ridgeway at PT Think Tank have got me pondering thinking tools. What is a thinking tool? For me, this is a conceptual process that one engages to better...
View ArticleThe Lack of Meaning in "The Movement System"
I recently watched this interview of Shirley Sahrmann where she describes the future of physical therapy. Immediately, and predictably of course she launched into her ideas of “developing a diagnostic...
View ArticleWhy you need to hack your PT education
The verb to hack is a throwback to the days when computer programmers would find creative ways to exploit technology. Present day use of the term has cast it in a more positive light. Recently, an...
View ArticleHacking your education a student's perspective
This post comes via SPT Caralyn Baxter @carajbaxter where she highlights some of the processes she employs to augment (i.e. hack) her PT education. —- To begin, I want to say I am thankful for my...
View ArticleJoin FTPT at the ISPI Clinical Conference: PAIN
Karen and I will be at the upcoming ISPI conference this June 20-22nd in Minneapolis. I will be working at the San Diego Pain Summit booth in the vendors area and Karen will be circulating the...
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