If you have back pain, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common complaints doctors hear and it’s responsible for BILLIONS of dollars in medical costs, lost wages, time off work, and on and on. And many, many people suffer in relative silence, trying to find a way to improve their situation outside normal [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Egoscue’
So your back hurts?
July 7, 2009From Physical Therapy to Egoscue
June 11, 2009This is a terrific video from our clinic in Santa Monica. It’s two women talking about transitioning from long careers in physical therapy to incorporating Egoscue technology into their skill set and using that technology to change how they practice and how they work with clients. It’s very cool stuff.
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Egoscue helped him have a record setting hip replacement recovery!
May 30, 2009My wife, fellow therapist and clinic co-owner Theresa sent out this email and I loved it! A client of ours came to us with a degenerative hip. It was just a matter of time before he’d need a hip replacement. He did his Egoscue work faithfully and just had his hip replaced and here’s what [...]
Lynn turned back the functional clock!
May 29, 2009Lynn started with our clinic in Austin about 3 years ago, she came in with low back pain that really limited her ability to do the things she loved to do. She was a great student, did her exercises daily and made wonderful progress and quickly was back to doing anything she wanted to do [...]
Shirley’s Testimonial
January 10, 2009One of my clients emailed me this testimonial. Shirley, thank you for sending it!
And I congratulate her on her hard work. She achieved these results because she had a plan, she committed to it, she took ownership, she communicated and she WORKED. When you read the testimonial below, one thing should jump out at you. [...]
Testimonial from Atlanta
September 12, 2008This email was forwarded to me from our corporate headquarters. I love it. This client gets Egoscue and the relationship between posture and performance.
I guarantee when he walks into his subsequent visits he’s not going to be asking questions like “well I’m doing better but I still have pain over here, when will that go [...]
