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Choosing Treatment & Exercises

Having a systematic and intentional approach to exercise and selection of interventions is a must. It allows for efficient and calculated progressions, regressions and lateralizations of care.  Having a systematic approach can help reduce cognitive demand and allow you to allocate efforts in a more sustainable and consistent manner. This secondary series from the R2P…

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Hamstring Strain Rehab – Discharge

Establishing criteria for discharge and a game plan for a home exercise program are essential parts of the discharge process.  Identifying benchmarks that are available and feasible to your clinical set up will help streamline this process for your clinical decision making. This secondary series from the R2P Academy will apply our Blueprints concepts to real world…

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Physical Therapy for Frozen Shoulder

Adhesive capsulitis can present in a variety of ways with regards to severity of pain and functional limitations.  How you allocate time in the clinic, developing and HEP and educating the patient will play a large role in their success. This secondary series from the R2P Academy will apply our Blueprints concepts to real world scenarios. Our…

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Introducing Nutrition to Clients

How to Approach Discussing Nutrition with your Clients The longer I am with R2P the more convinced I am that physical therapy is a wonderful setting for introducing our clients to a new way of living. Whether they are coming off of a joint replacement surgery or a season ending injury, setbacks are a time…

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PT before Back Surgery

Undergoing back surgery is a big deal for the patient and their family. Having patient interactions prior to surgery can be largely influential on establishing post operative expectations for all involved parties, building rapport with the patient and starting a personalized plan of care.   The Blueprints In-Person Course!  Approved for CEUs in 40+ States…

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Treating Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow is a common orthopedic injury seen across the adult population. With the increasing prevalence of racquet sports, notably pickleball, it seems to have an uptick in injuries in recent years. Lock in Your Spot with our new Community Powered Course starting May 1st! We want to connect you with our mindset behind physical…

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ACL Prehab

Prehab is often recommended for ACL injuries. Whether you need to manage symptoms and prep for surgery or just establish baseline testing for normative data, this process should not be overlooked.   Lock in Your Spot with our new Community Powered Course starting May 1st! We want to connect you with our mindset behind physical therapy!…

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How 2 Handle a Direct Access Patient

Do you live in a direct access state for physical therapy? The autonomy and independence with care can be liberating and efficient. However, it also brings great responsibility and clinical skills. Lock in Your Spot with our new Community Powered Course starting May 1st! We want to connect you with our mindset behind physical therapy!…

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Concussion Symptom Continuation

Every concussion will present with their own unique symptom profile and set of circumstances. There rehab trajectory will not always be linear and sometimes last longer than originally anticipated. How you manage and communicate these situations is important. Strengthen your clinical skills in identification, evaluation, education, and treatment for patients suffering from a mild traumatic…

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Treating a Distal Hamstring Strain

Pain in the back of knee? Difficulty sprinting, lifting or extending the knee? A distal hamstring strain may be the culprit. Listen in for tips and experiences treating this injury. Ask the Academy!  Have a burning question or want to discuss a hot topic?  Ask the Academy HERE with this simple form! Lock in Your…

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