by The Logic of Rehab | Sep 12, 2017 | Blog
Treating pain is a tricky business, but one that has become an integral component of today’s healthcare system. As clinicians, it is a primary outcome measurement that we regularly hinge the successes and failures of our treatment on. But is this the right measurement...
by The Logic of Rehab | Jan 15, 2017 | Blog
Part 4 of the passive modalities discussion will cover instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM). This is the modality that the after effects are often displayed as a badge of honor on social media, but leaves us wondering if the person was a trauma victim...
by The Logic of Rehab | Dec 9, 2016 | Blog
The problem with a (entirely) structural based approach to low back pain…. Is there may actually be no problem. This sounds like channeling the girl from the Matrix proclaiming there is no spoon, but it’s not far off. Before a finding can be called a problem the base...
by The Logic of Rehab | Oct 31, 2016 | Blog
Part 3 of the passive modalities series will discuss another modality returning to vogue at the Rio Olympics – cupping. Michael Phelps, and other skin bearing athletes, re-popularized this modality by being televised with purplish-red circles on their upper torso for...
by The Logic of Rehab | Oct 10, 2016 | Blog
The Magic Show set the stage for a discussion of in vogue passive modalities. To kick off this multipart series, Kinesiology Tape (K-Tape) will be placed under the lens of scientific research. This discussion will be brief – given the overwhelming amount of evidence...
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