Some random thoughts. I'm unsure how to put this into a formal thread. Feel free to address or comment on any random ones that show up. I plan to use this in the future as my thoughts show up.
-The more I read and learn about pain, the further away from manual therapy, modalities or other methods defined as 'treatment' I get…
-The more I read and learn about pain, the less equipped I feel when attempting to help people suffering from it.
-I have no idea what normal means or why it matters when speaking of human movement, posture and symmetry.
-I don't understand the term 'movement specialist' (see above). To me movement is your fingerprint.
-The more I read and learn about pain, the more I see continuing education courses and pseudoscience continuing. If context, expectation and other factors are so important in the modulation of pain, tissue targeting courses will continue.
-Any intervention going through skin is equal to the next if provided in the right context. This is why learning 'new' techniques doesn't make sense to me
-I have yet to fix or cure anyone, and I have no intentions to do so in the future.
-The more I read and learn about pain, the further away from manual therapy, modalities or other methods defined as 'treatment' I get…
-The more I read and learn about pain, the less equipped I feel when attempting to help people suffering from it.
-I have no idea what normal means or why it matters when speaking of human movement, posture and symmetry.
-I don't understand the term 'movement specialist' (see above). To me movement is your fingerprint.
-The more I read and learn about pain, the more I see continuing education courses and pseudoscience continuing. If context, expectation and other factors are so important in the modulation of pain, tissue targeting courses will continue.
-Any intervention going through skin is equal to the next if provided in the right context. This is why learning 'new' techniques doesn't make sense to me
-I have yet to fix or cure anyone, and I have no intentions to do so in the future.
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