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Blog Posts in 2009

PRC Therapist - Christel Parvey

Christel was recently recognized by her company for her achievement of PRC.

Crookston, MN – RiverView Rehab Services physical therapist Christel Parvey recently earned the designation of Postural Restoration Certification (PRC). Postural restoration is a physical therapy technique that aims to restore a more neutral posture for individuals. Parvey is one of only 40 physical therapists in the nation to achieve this certification.

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Janie Ebmeier

Posted January 21, 2009 at 12:14PM

Categories: Clinicians

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Patterns of Asymmetry: Look Familiar?

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!

Bobbie Rappl

Posted January 15, 2009 at 12:23PM

Categories: Courses

You're Invited to PRI's First Interdisciplinary Integration Course

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!

Janie Ebmeier

Posted January 14, 2009 at 12:26PM

Categories: Courses

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2009 PRI Course Brochure

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!

Bobbie Rappl

Posted January 12, 2009 at 12:30PM

Categories: Courses

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Remember This Story: Lisa Bartels, DPT, PRC - Patient Video

A couple months ago I posted a video of a patient Lisa Bartels, DPT, PRC was working with. Here she is again 2 months later. Although she still has some work to go, her gait has improved dramatically from her first visit! In case you forgot what she looked like before, here she is.

Posted January 9, 2009 at 12:33PM

Categories: Videos

First Interview of 2009: Lori Thomsen, MPT, PRC

Be sure to check out our first interview of 2009. Lori Thomsen, MPT, PRC will be speaking at our Interdisciplinary Integration course in March covering the topic of PRI and pelvic floor integration. Click here to read her interview!

Bobbie Rappl

Posted January 7, 2009 at 12:43PM

Categories: Clinicians

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Associated Osteokinematic and Arthrokinematic Positions

Common positions that are associated with a Left AIC pattern is a much discussed topic in all of our courses, especially Myokinematic Restoration. To help course attendees out and anyone trying to understand how the body compensates for this pattern, James Anderson, MPT, PRC created a “user friendly” handout. This diagram is now included in our Myokinematic Restoration course to help teach and educate! To access the complete handout, click here!