What To Do When Your Patient Plateaus

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Recorded17 Jun 2021

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What do you do when a patient plateaus? Doesn't improve? Join us for our first Q and A broadcast on how to clnically reason through a patient's treatment program when their progress starts to slow down. We discuss a specific patient example and what constitutes a solid progressive exercise program. This also includes reset exercises to restore optimal motor patterning so she can identify what movements are hindering her progress and what she can do to get herself out of a flare up. Check us out: Toughtotreat.com

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