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The arch of the foot plays a vital role in supporting movements such as walking. In this article, learn about what causes pain in the arch, as well as about the possible treatments. Via RSSMix.com Mix ID 8246245 http://www.rssmix.com/

PREVENTION In 2018 Arundale, Bizzini, Giordano et al published a CPG reviewing the current injury prevention programs for ACL and knee ligament injuries. The results were extremely positive and state that “there is strong evidence for the benefits of exercise-based knee injury prevention programs, including reduction in risk for all knee injuries and for ACL injuries specifically, with little risk of adverse events and minimal cost” (Arundale, Bizzini, Giordano et al., 2018, p. A7). Prior to researching this blog, I was aware that many injury prevention programs existed, but not clear on what the ideal warm up should include. This blog covers the construct of the most strongly supported programs available as well as two excellent video examples for clinician and patient reference. As physiotherapists, we often come across patients who are interested in learning more about dynamic warm up exercises that assist in injury prevention. I think we all know there is a lot of informati...

AMTA is excited to announce that the Rhode Island Governor recently signed a bill that improves standards for the massage therapy profession. Highlights from the bill include:  An increase in initial required massage therapy education from 500 to 650 hours of supervised in-class, hands-on courses and clinical work.  A mandate that the department of health investigate all complaints, including allegations by any person, entity, license or organization related to the practice of massage therapy.  Changes to the examining board to ensure that the majority of its members will be licensed massage therapists.  The new bill which sets the standards for continuing education also requires the board to create an annual report with detailed actions and recommendations. Congratulations to the AMTA Rhode Island Chapter on advancing the massage therapy profession in your state!  Related Resources Massage Therapy in Integrated Care » Massage for Health Co...

AMTA is excited to announce that the Rhode Island Governor recently signed a bill that improves standards for the massage therapy profession. Highlights from the bill include:  An increase in initial required massage therapy education from 500 to 650 hours of supervised in-class, hands-on courses and clinical work.  A mandate that the department of health investigate all complaints, including allegations by any person, entity, license or organization related to the practice of massage therapy.  Changes to the examining board to ensure that the majority of its members will be licensed massage therapists.  The new bill which sets the standards for continuing education also requires the board to create an annual report with detailed actions and recommendations. Congratulations to the AMTA Rhode Island Chapter on advancing the massage therapy profession in your state!  Related Resources Massage Therapy in Integrated Care » Massage for Health Co...

The lateral tibial glide is a great assessment and treatment when a patient lacks dorsiflexion. This could also lead to knee valgus instability during running, jumping or other CKC activities. To get a refresher on lateral tibial glide, check out these posts first! Lateral Tibial Glide Assessment for Ankle Mobility and Knee Stability Lateral Tibial Glide vs Tibial Internal Rotation Q&A Functional Mobilization for Ankle Pain in Deep Squat Self Lateral Tibial Glide Assessment Self treatment after you improve this important component of ankle mobility is key for the improvements to continue between visits. In this video, I present two variations on self lateral tibial glide for homework. These are two of my favorites for my dynamic warm ups. Improve Ankle Mobility and Knee Stability Interested in learning more? Check out our full online Modern Manual Therapy Seminar - 11.5 hours of CEUs and 26 modules! Want to learn in person? Attend a #manualtherapyparty! Check...

AMTA is excited to announce that the Rhode Island Governor recently signed a bill that improves standards for the massage therapy profession. Highlights from the bill include:  An increase in initial required massage therapy education from 500 to 650 hours of supervised in-class, hands-on courses and clinical work.  A mandate that the department of health investigate all complaints, including allegations by any person, entity, license or organization related to the practice of massage therapy.  Changes to the examining board to ensure that the majority of its members will be licensed massage therapists.  The new bill which sets the standards for continuing education also requires the board to create an annual report with detailed actions and recommendations. Congratulations to the AMTA Rhode Island Chapter on advancing the massage therapy profession in your state!  Related Resources Massage Therapy in Integrated Care » Massage for Health Co...