Every day I am reminded that certain structures of the shoulder tend to play more of a critical role than others. Not to say that some structures are useless or less important, but it seems like I am educating clients daily…Read more

The ever-changing landscape of healthcare can be difficult to navigate. The entrenched biomedical model has been scrutinized because of its focus on treating the disease rather than the person. This model is slowly being replaced by the biopsychosocial model that…Read more

In part one of this series, we discussed who gets hurt and when they get hurt in professional and collegiate hockey. If we understand how these athletes get injured and how their loss impacts the player and team, we can begin…Read more

This is part one of a series on ice hockey injuries that will cover how and why injuries occur, as well as risk assessment and prevention.  Ice hockey is an inherently physical sport and as such creates situations where injury is…Read more

Being a sports rehabilitation specialist is like being a private investigator: each new patient is a multifaceted challenge. Why are they limited? Where do they hurt? How can we prevent them from hurting? To solve the puzzle and provide an…Read more