There are many levels of knowledge in the medical sciences. When it comes to spinal pain, there are multiple causes and multiple treatments ...

In 2016, I posted an online Continuing Education credit course I developed in 2009 shortly after I retired as a physical therapist:   Altern...

Physical therapists and other practitioners have used electrical stimulation for decades with less-than-stellar clinical results that are no...

Trademarked Treatment Methods "'Modality empire' is my own term 1  for a proprietary method of manual therapy — a sub-discipl...

Structuralism: It's Not Just Chiropractic "To understand injuries and pain problems and to recover from them more effectively, ...

Massage Therapy Update "If scientifically unsupportable practices are surprisingly common with medical massage therapists, they are c...

"The blunt truth is that if Walker and his chiropractic colleagues transition their profession to evidence-based practice and do so wi...

"It’s incredibly tempting to take health advice from someone who looks like the quintessential picture of good health. Laird Hamilton ...

Sad to see my former profession, physical therapy, continue to drift into the land of Woo. If dry needling is not acupuncture, then a PT o...

"No, exercise works, whether it’s Tai Chi, yoga, Qi Gong, or the regimen developed by a physical therapist. No woo is needed, but that...

Many of you know that I am a retired physical therapist and am very vocal against alternatives to medicine in general and chiropractic in pa...

As a retired orthopedic physical therapist with over 38 years of experience, I believe I have something to offer in the discussion regardin...

A review, and update, of the quackery of chiropractic.  I would add, as a retired physical therapist, that the physical therapy profession h...