Manips and Sips

Let's talk about cervicogenic headaches! If the OA releases, suboccipital distraction techniques and millions of chin tucks are not getting you the results you want then you are going to want to listen to this episode! We discuss where we used to be in our clinical practice and how we evolved in our eval and treatment of this headache classification. We also signs & symptoms, highlights in our evaluation that identify Cervicogenic HA and our interventions!

Sips provided by: Johnny Walker 18 🥃 and Schwarz tinte🍺

In this episode we discuss our opinions and the research of the application of neural dynamics for both spine and peripheral symptoms. We discuss how to use it at as an evaluation tool, an intervention and how to think outside the box with application of them. We also discuss the basic difference between slides, glides, flossing and tensioners! Cheers everyone 🍻!

In this episode we discuss whether or not to have a niche/specialized practice or treat the whole population. Tough decision when starting up a business! We also discuss the idea of clinicians choosing to specialize in their treatment or very specific population. Is this way to set yourself apart or tying your hand behind your back? Cheers to a good discussion 🍻! Sips provided by Buffalo Trace and Bonesaw Brewing!

This episode talks about the importance of mastermind groups and how they can help an entrepreneur, or clinician grow faster than just grinding solo.

Manips and Sips is back!! 💆🏽‍♂️ 🍻 We talk about where we have been for the last couple months, what we have coming up and how consistency is key in business, marketing, (podcasting) and especially clinically. We are glad to be back! Cheers 🍻!

This episode we discuss some strategies for all our new grad #freshdpt out there trying to find the best fits out there for their first jobs out of school! Do not make the same mistakes as we did!

In this episode we discuss the ever growing popularity of implementing pain science education into PT practice, our experiences /evolution of applying it and what/who recommend to follow/learn from in order to become more confident in your pain science education.

A discussing on Cervical Artery Dissection (CAD), the risks, the myths and Hollywood.

In this episode we describe how we came up with the name of our podcast, why we love manipulations and having a good time!

In this episode we discuss what our motivations were for undergoing residency training and what it did for us in our clinical and professional careers!