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For those of you spreading the word about our first annual Interdisciplinary Integration course, the course brochure has been completed.  If you would like to print off a copy to handout to a colleague, click here.  If you would like us to mail you or someone you know a brochure, join our mailing list.  We are very excited about this upcoming course!

Posted January 29, 2009 at 5:32PM
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I’m sure you’ve all seen this before!  Want to learn how to treat these common patterns of asymmetry associated with ‘instability’and ‘impingement’?  Come join us in Yankton, South Dakota, February 7-8 for the Impingement and Instability course!  Late registration fee has been waived, contact us for details!

Posted January 15, 2009 at 6:23PM
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Postural Restoration trained therapists and trainers are familiar with the collaboration that is often necessary for successful outcomes.  They work hard to nurture professional relationships in their area for this integration to best occur. If you are a PR trained therapist and are working on developing your relationship with other disciplines further, consider inviting these individuals to attend our first Interdisciplinary Integration course.  Click here for our short advertisement to send to a friend, colleague or local professional with whom you are working with or hope to work with in the future!

Posted January 14, 2009 at 6:26PM
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If you haven’t recieved the 2009 course brochure, click here for an electronic copy!  If you are interested in registering for a course you can register on-line or contact us!

Posted January 12, 2009 at 6:30PM
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Impingement & Instability scheduled in Gilbert, Arizona on January 10-11 has been confirmed. We are also extending the early registration deadline for this course to December 29th. When registering online, you will automatically be charged the late tuition rate. We will then process a refund for the difference. You can also give us a call instead of completing the online form. Allen Gruver of Foothills Rehab will be hosting the course! Hope you can make it!

Posted December 29, 2008 at 5:15PM
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We all know how convenient it can be to make online purchases. We have a tip to make it even easier. PRI uses PayPal to process registrations securely. You may think that in order to use PayPal you must have a PayPal account or need to create one. But you can actually pay with a credit card without an account. 

Simply click “register” next to the date and location of the course you plan to attend. In the “payment method” field select “credit”. On the left side of the PayPal page to which you will be directed you see in bold “Don’t have a PayPal account? Use your credit card or bank account (where available). Continue”. Click “continue” to enter your credit card information and you’re done.

In many cases, the name of the registered attendee and the name of the payer may not be the same. That’s okay too. The majority of those instances are easily detected when we process your registration. If we aren’t sure, we’ll give you a call to confirm.

If you experience any difficulty just give us a call or send an email. We’ll contact you right away to address any problems. Also remember that you are welcome to pay by check or call our office to have your credit card processed directly in our office.

Posted December 15, 2008 at 5:42PM
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Postural Respiration scheduled in Loveland, CO on January 17-18 has now been confirmed. We are also extending the early registration deadline for this course to December 24th. When registering online, you will automatically be charged the late tuition rate. We will then process a refund for the difference. You can also give us a call instead of completing the online form. Hope you can make it to Loveland!

Posted December 15, 2008 at 5:40PM
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  • In standing ZOA represents 30% of total surface of rib cage.
  • The piston-like axial displacement of the diaphragm dome relates to the shortening of the apposed muscle fibers.
  • Abnormal levels of asymmetrical ZOA opposition results in thoraco asymmetry and contributes to scoliosis, roto-scoliosis, kyphosis, and lordosis.
Posted December 11, 2008 at 5:45PM
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To upload the handout that demonstrates a Positive Squat Test, click here!

Posted December 11, 2008 at 5:44PM
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The 2009 PRI Course Brochure is nearly complete! Our comprehensive booklet-style brochure with 40 different course dates and locations is sure to be a handy guide to planning your continuing education for next year. This brochure will be available for online viewing as a green alternative but if you’re hoping to receive yours in the mail this year, be sure to join our mailing list soon! If you have attended a course previously or have already requested to be placed on our mailing list, you will be receiving your brochure by the end of the year.  Please remember that our brochures are mailed only once a year so be sure to keep it in a safe place for future reference. You can also receive reminders about upcoming courses in your area via email or by checking our website for schedule updates.  To join our mailing list, click here!

Posted November 25, 2008 at 4:38PM
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