Reverse musculo-skeletal AGING (2021 update) : AgeLess
Neck-Arm Tendinitis & self-care guide: Neck-Arm
Low Back self-care guide: LOW.BACK
Headache-TMJ-Neck pain self-care manual: HA.TMJ.NECK
Office Ergonomics manual officeErgoEbook
MSD pathomechanics references.. MSDpathomechan&refs
MSD prevention guide.. ErgoTeamEbook
My Self-study course on how to create this consulting practice for yourself; course info: SelfStudyInfo
** Lauren’s email… Lhebertpt@prexar.com
Web site for workplaces to preview PT prevention services www.impacc.com
Another Self-study course “The Injured Worker” from APTA Orthopaedic Section at….Visit their web site to learn more about the course and to register; course 24.1
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How to Build Your Consulting Practice? Simply “copy” mine !
Why try to re-invent the wheel? You can invest many many hours building your version of Workplace MSD School, Office Ergonomics School, Aging Worker School, Back School, Neck-Arm CTD School on PowerPoint, author up your presentation content, develop marketing materials, assemble supportive evidence, etc… then try to sell this to workplace clients, but unable to demonstrate to them any outcomes.
OR… you can simply acquire my entire system already fully developed and use my outcomes as a selling point to gain paying client workplaces.
I have my entire consulting practice stored on CD or thumbdrive… to allow any other PT to duplicate my practice format for themselves. _PracticeStartupKit
It is worthwhile to consider this practice format for yourself. It is fully cash-based, no insurance billing ripoffs, $300/hr onsite consulting rate, virtually unlimited client base. It is quite easy to do. You can easily manage your schedule, full-time or part-time. No office or clinic overhead costs. All work is done at the client workplace. Setup and ongoing operating costs are truly tiny.
My consulting practice “kit” is all set for you to run with, once you learn its content (easy). The challenge is to effectively market this to potential client workplaces. Most PTs are NOT very good at that. But I am. After doing this since 1982, I have successfully overcome every client objection, barrier, resistance you can think of. You can use my web site to allow your client workplaces to examine the preview and supportive evidence. Since you a using my program, you can use my track record of outcomes (encompassing hundreds of workplaces over many years).
If you paid $600 for this “kit”, you recover that cost with one-half day of providing billed services to a client workplace. How often does that happen with a ROI ?
FMI: email me at Lhebertpt@prexar.com
CRITICAL ARTICLES LINKS!!
Excellent on eccentric exercises for tendinopathy:
https://academic.oup.com/rheumatology/article-lookup/doi/10.1093/rheumatology/ken337
Managing LB Pain Risks (2) :
https://drburchphysicaltherapy.com/2017/05/30/the-next-path-for-pain-neuroscience-education/
http://www.scottgraypt.com/book-review-world-hurt/
Critical factors re Subacromial Impingement Sx (posture, etc)
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468781216308347
Non-surgery Rx for Rotator Cuff Tears:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4827371/
Neuromotor changes in tendinosis…
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4553058/
The self-study The Injured Worker (APTA Ortho Section)
http://orthoptlearn.org/doi/book/10.17832/isc.2014.24.1
An interesting(?) MSD treatment protocol summary worksheet for my students treating MSD-injured workers-patients…
NormalizeFunctionMSD
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Collection of evidence-literature references, some older but all good..
Lauren’s study.. Ergo&Stretchstudy
Literature lists… Stretch&BSevidence
Plus… LotsofRefsEvidence
Plus… OlderButGreatRefs
The Physical Therapist in the Workplace 