In episode 34 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature an interview with Dr. Steven Heffner, DC. He shares his professional journey and what he observed that changed his practice both suddenly and dramatically--so much so that it drastically improved his patient outcomes. Heffner shares his belief as to what is at the root of sound assessment and treatment. He also gives a memorable interaction with a patient and his perspective from a large perspective as to our challenges and what our response should be as clinicians.

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In episode 33 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we share part 2 of my interview with Dr. Gary Jacob, DC. He offers a number of resources and expounds on the potential with pushing MDT within public health campaigns.

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In episode 32 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature Dr. Gary Jacob, DC. Gary brings well over 20 years in private practice and experience in lecturing on end-range loading, rehab and public health particularly through Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy (MDT).

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In episode 31 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature part 2 of my interview with Dr. Helen Clare. Dr. Clare shares suggestions for educating the cervical spine patient, what she's doing differently now to improve her outcomes, a valuable internet resource and more!

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In episode 30 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature an interview with Dr. Helen Clare, the director of education for the McKenzie Institute International. She practices in Sydney, Australia and teaches internationally lecturing in over 30 countries.

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In episode 29 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature part 2 of my interview with Mr. Brian Mulligan, founder of the Mulligan Concept, international presenter, and recipient of numbers of awards. Mr. Mulligan is a clinician of nearly 60 years as well as an innovator of mobilization with movement. He shares his view of challenges facing the physiotherapist and the strengths we offer. He also reminisces about a memorable patient he named "Grubby." Brian gives a couple of resources he wouldn't do without, a study that has caught his attention, the best advice he's received and finishes with a well written summary he'd like to propose for the rest of us to consider.

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In episode 28 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature Mr. Brian Mulligan, founder of The Mulligan Concepts. Brian gives his account of his professional journey and that "chance discovery" of so many years ago. He revisits interactions with other innovators of manual therapy, including Freddie Kaltenborn, Robin McKenzie, Bob Elvey, Geoff Maitland, and Stanley Paris. He speaks of his method and a memorable quote he feels encompasses his career.

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In episode 27 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature Dr. Ted Dreisinger, PhD in exercise physiology. We discuss a memorable patient who taught him the influence we have as clinicians. He shares the role that strengthening has on many patients from his perspective as well as how he helps the patient recognize their achievements. Dreisinger also shares the best advice he's received and what he's doing differently now. He offers resources, impactful studies and his views on outcome measures.

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In episode 26 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature Dr. Ted Dreisinger. Ted shares his experience of 30+ years in the conservative spine care industry. His training includes a Masters and PhD degree in Exercise physiology; and, currently, Ted serves as Chief Executive Officer for Therapy Advisors. He has worked in research and development as well as executive positions with other spine centers across the nation. Additionally, Ted shares about the influential people that have shaped who he is, his professional journey, and his view of our challenges and strengths.

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