Filed under: Courses, Lower Extremity, Motion Stability News, Movement Dysfunction, Upper Extremity | Tags: Continuing Education, Courses, Janda, Movement Dysfunction
Available to all residents, fellows, physical therapists! Please see the link below for more information:
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Check out the new Sharecare website! It is co-founded by Doctor Oz and Jeff Arnold (creator of WebMD). It is a social interactive / multi-disciplinary health care information website. Basically, you can use the site to get information about various health topics and learn from different disciplines in health/medicine. Brian was able to be the first Physical Therapist on the site. Take a look! Register and you can ask Brian questions through Sharecare.
http://www.sharecare.com/user/brian-yee-pt
Filed under: Motion Stability News
We would like to welcome you to our new Motion Stability website! We re-designed in with the patient directly in mind – to provide useful information not only things like directions, health insurance, or frequently asked questions, but also clinical information that will hopefully be useful in the pain or injuries you are experiencing.
Included on the site is a Media Center with a growing resource of patient information, facebook link, and specialty services in recurrent pain, golf, nerve pain, tennis rehab, and sports injury prevention. Take a look:
www.motionstability.com
Let us know what you think!
Motion Stability team!
Motion Stability is now a proud sponsor to Team Drummond – a cycling team that raises money for the fight against Multiple Scelorsis. www.biketeamdrummond.com Special thanks to Maggie Gebhardt, PT, DPT, for her passion to support this cause, along with her joy to cycle!
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I would like to thank the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT) for granting me to become a Fellow of the Academy (FAAOMPT). I look forward in working with the Academy to further our Physical Therapy profession.
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I just came back from Seattle, WA for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapist (AAOMPT). The confrence was focused on pain, primarily on the new pain sciences that reserachers are beginning to unravel the multiple factors involved in chronic pain. Thanks to all the presenters for sharing your knowledge to help our clinical outcomes!
The Marquette Challenge Conference, “Evidence-Based Examination and Treatment of the Upper Quadrant: An Integrated Approach,” was held on March 14-16, 2008 at Georgia State University. It was put together to raise support for the Physical Therapy Research Foundation. Thank you to guest instructors Josh Cleland, PT, PhD, OCS, FAAOMPT, and Georgia State Faculty members, Joe Donnelly, PT, DHS, OCS, Deborah Michael, PT, DPT, CPed, Philip Fabrizio, PT, MS, CEAS, and Brian Yee, PT, MPT, Mphty, OCS for coordinating and sharing their clinical specialties. Thank you as well to the Georgia State University students for helping organize this course. We hope to do this again next year!
