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Assessment & Movement
Back to all topicsCould primitive-reflex concepts help adult movement? Learn what is established, what may be worth testing and why functional outcomes and referral still matter.
Read article10 min readIs Poor Posture Causing Your Pain? What an Assessment Can and Cannot Tell YouIs poor posture causing your pain? Learn what posture assessment may contribute, what it cannot diagnose and why movement and capacity matter more than perfect alignment.
Read article8 min readWhat Is the Selective Functional Movement Assessment? Uses, Evidence and LimitsLearn how the Selective Functional Movement Assessment organizes painful and limited movement, what its evidence supports and why it does not replace diagnosis.
Read article8 min readWhat Is the Functional Movement Screen? What It Shows and What It Cannot PredictLearn what the seven-test Functional Movement Screen measures, how it can guide exercise programming and why it cannot predict an individual's injuries.
Read article6 min readIs Dolphin Neurostim Right for Me? A Practical Decision GuideNot sure whether Dolphin Neurostim, RMT care, strength training or referral fits? Use this practical decision guide before requesting an appointment.
Read article6 min readBack or Neck Pain With Tingling, Numbness or Weakness: What Needs Assessment?Radiating pain, tingling, numbness and weakness require proper screening. Learn what nerve irritation may look like and when medical referral takes priority.
Read article6 min readPersistent Symptoms After Concussion: Where Supportive Care May FitPersistent concussion symptoms require symptom-specific care. Learn where neck and muscular treatment may fit and when medical or interdisciplinary referral takes priority.
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