Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill continue their conversation from last week on what it takes to actually become an expert in the field of conservative management of physical medicine.

This week Robert and Dr. Bill discuss how they screen our central problems from particular, regional diagnoses. Practical, clinical examples are discussed as well as suggestions on how to gain that clinical expertise.

Listen this week as Robert and Dr. Bill discuss how to rationalize an assessment framework for the regional syndromes of the periphery: shoulders, hips, elbows, knees, hands, and feet.

Robert and Dr. Bill are back to discuss what to do if and when our DNS exercise prescription seems to fail?

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill discuss how after managing severe acute pain, we can quickly coordinate functional synergies of muscle chains with the ultimate goal of training our patients and clients in the vertical plane to return to function and sport.

Join Robert and Dr. Bill as they review Robert's patient who is suffering from a snapping hip. Listen as they discuss how their integrative approach can be used to effectively assess and treat this common condition.

Listen this week as Robert Lardner and Dr. Bill Tortoriello discuss the importance of facilitating the perception of movement, posture, and stability for primary rehabilitation.

Listen as Dr. Bill and Robert continue from their previous discussion regarding treating significant orthopedic syndromes, as well as how to manage musculoskeletal conditions in the general population.

This week Robert and Dr. Bill discuss how to examine and treat asymptomatic snapping hip syndrome, and how the integrative approach can "make sense" of seemingly asymptomatic findings.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill conclude their discussion on the integrative approach and the role of gait in a rehab setting.