What do red flags really mean to the Physical Therapist? Signs and symptoms need to be considered in the same light as the medical history of the client. Join us in our conversation about why the red flags became a bit more glaring with this case.

What do red flags really mean to the Physical Therapist? Signs and symptoms need to be considered in the same light as the medical history of the client. Join us in our conversation about why the red flags became a bit more glaring with this case.

Not your typical pelvic issue! This podcast shows the beauty of looking up and down the chain for a clue as to where this runner's pelvic pain came from. Looking at movements SPECIFIC to running and NOT the pelvis, were keys to her recovery.

Not your typical pelvic issue! This podcast shows the beauty of looking up and down the chain for a clue as to where this runner's pelvic pain came from. Looking at movements SPECIFIC to running and NOT the pelvis, were keys to her recovery.

Lumbopelvic and knee pain sounds simple and straight forward in an individual at age for joint changes. Is it always about joint changes? Go through the clinical reasoning process with us to discover the hidden driver in this complex case.

Lumbopelvic and knee pain sounds simple and straight forward in an individual at age for joint changes. Is it always about joint changes? Go through the clinical reasoning process with us to discover the hidden driver in this complex case.

Did you ever think wrist pain that gets aggravated when performing a down dog yoga posture would emanate from the shoulder? Sustaining such a beautiful move requires almost synchronous timing and a good clinical reasoning process to discover where the true source of the pain lies. And yes, you need to analyze the person in that posture!

Did you ever think wrist pain that gets aggravated when performing a down dog yoga posture would emanate from the shoulder? Sustaining such a beautiful move requires almost synchronous timing and a good clinical reasoning process to discover where the true source of the pain lies. And yes, you need to analyze the person in that posture!

Is heel pain really heel pain? What if the pain was an expression of symptoms from a different mechanism? Join Susan and Erica in this clinical reasoning conversation.

Is heel pain really heel pain? What if the pain was an expression of symptoms from a different mechanism? Join Susan and Erica in this clinical reasoning conversation.