You’re doing too much when you see a client with acute back pain… This episode of the Unreal Results podcast is sparked by recent incidents involving a colleague and an athlete who both experienced acute back pain symptoms.  Most health and movement professionals are trying to do too much when treating acute back pain, most often neglecting the body’s natural protective mechanisms.  In this episode, you’ll hear me talk about what I do when I have an athlete experiencing severe back pain and how to assess and provide gentle, effective treatment for acute back pain.  This episode is filled with immediately applicable techniques for what is most likely a very common issue that health and movement professionals see in their practice.  Don’t miss it!

Resources Mentioned In This Episode
Episode 18: Lessons From My Back Surgery- Part 1
Episode 19: Lessons From My Back Surgery- Part 2
Episode 20: Reflexive Core Stability: Lessons From My Back Surgery - Part 3
Episode 67: Meeting The Body Where The Back Is At
Blog Post: Lessons I Learned From My Back Surgery
Blog Post: Prop It Like It's Hot- Why Props Should Be Your BFF
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