The One to One Approach
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Not all treatment approaches and practitioners are the same. One to one treatments are built on solid principles designed to maximize your results. Whether you are experiencing pain, dizziness, weakness, injury, or some other chronic condition, we can help you strengthen your health.
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At our clinic, we consult with patient and families to formulate a comprehensive and targeted rehabilitation training with follow-up appointments to provide continuing care as needed.
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Rehabilitation of sciatica
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Rehabilitation of sciatica
Sciatica is a common pain syndrome, considering that ∼10% of low back pain
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by sciatica. Nerve root compression by disc herniation is regarded as the most
frequent cause of sciatica.
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- 2. Concepts: Technical Knowledge • Pain Physiology • Vestibular Rehabilitation • Sarcopenia & Aging • Injury Care & Prevention • Strength-Based Rehab • Other
- 3. Application: Technical Skills • Clinical Reasoning • Manual Therapy • Movement Therapy • Exercise Prescription - Strength • Exercise Prescription - Mobility • Activity Modification
- 4. Pain Physiology • All pain is neurogenic. • The nervous system is sensitive to thermal, mechanical, and chemical inputs. • Pain is not simply a sensation. It is an experience comprised of input, processing, and output.
- 6. Vestibular Rehabilitation • Vestibular input is extremely important for balance and orientation. • The vestibular apparatus can be disrupted and corrected by mechanical means and trained through various exercises. • Must distinguish red flags!
- 7. Sarcopenia & Aging • Unless something is done to counteract it, we all lose muscle mass as we age. • Loss of muscle mass is the #1 biomarker of aging and has major impact on function and health. • Activity alone does not slow this process; stimulation of strength is essential.
- 8. Injury Care & Prevention • Injury involves the disruption of tissue and requires healing and/ or surgical correction. • We can determine the degree of injury and support the healing process. • Healing is facilitated by appropriately graded early mobilization.
- 9. Strength-Based Rehab • Loss of strength is correlated with almost all chronic conditions. • Strength is an essential component of functionality. • Although there are some contraindications, most people will respond to safe training that induces positive tissue adaptations.
- 10. Other • We are open to high quality clinical interventions that reduce pain, increase mobility, and improve strength. • Eg. Dry needling fits well into the neuromatrix theory and appears to be a powerful neuromodulatory tool.
- 11. Clinical Reasoning • Expert clinical reasoning is about pattern recognition. • With Pain as the symptom, there are 3 potential issues: (1) Injury (2) Persistent Pain (3) Pathology. • Think about mechanisms and origins NOT structures and causes.
- 12. Manual Therapy • The effects of manual therapy are primarily related to neurophysiology rather than biomechanics. • Premise is that hands-on sensory stimulation and movement is helpful for mechanical stimulation. • Be careful with what you are communicating.
- 13. Movement Therapy • Movement is the consummatory act for mechanical pain. • Movement can be graded in various ways, but works best when it introduces novel experiences that limit nociceptiion and overcomes fear-avoidance. • Voluntary and Involuntary Motor Patterns
- 14. Exercise Prescription - Strength • Strength is an essential component of function. • Exercise prescription is based on frequency, intensity, and duration to produce the desired adaptations with the minimum dose required. • Intensity is the most important variable for efficiency and effectiveness.
- 15. Exercise Prescription - Mobility • Recognize habitual patterns of restriction • Increase awareness and freedom of movement • Restore mobility through full range where possible
- 16. Activity Modification • Pacing and Graded Exposure • Baseline, Protection-by-Pain, Tissue Tolerance • Flare-up line: somewhat subjectively determined threshold for tolerating challenges to adaptive potential