Posture Practice Seminars for Health & Fitness Professionals
POSTURE ... REHAB ... EXERCISE
Both research and common sense show that integrating exercise and active care is essential for an outcome-oriented practice focused on optimal health. The progressive core stabilization exercises at the heart of Clinical Posture Practice Seminars increase patient/client participation and improve results as well as retention and referrals.
Each seminar’s “lecture & lab” format teaches research-based biomechanical concepts and exercises that ensure you learn the techniques to not only assess and strengthen your patients’ and clients’ posture, but also your own.
The result: a complete, step-by-step, easy to implement posture exercise protocol, along with instructive posture principles and patient-friendly demos provide a practical framework that allow you to begin creating your own posture practice immediately following the seminar!
Upcoming Seminars
PostureBlog
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Shifting Journalists Perceptions
I was interviewed yesterday by a writer for a major newspaper.
Her first words to me:
"Posture is increasingly being seen as a predictor for healthy aging".
This was the first time a journalist started with the understanding of posture's importance.She proceeded to ask me about what people can do for themselves, and I told her about StrongPosture™ exercise and chiropractic as strategies to Move, Feel and Be Well.
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Posture is a window to assessing bio-mechanics, and correlating someone's function with their symptoms. If you care for people with back, neck or musculo-skeletal pain, or if you're a motion-based professional, now's the time you should be taking annual Posture Pictures of your patients/clients.
INSIDE: Free PostureZone Software & Flyer for your Posture Month Promotions! -
PostureProfessional Spotlight: Ms. Nicole Tatro, MSPT CPEP
Ms. Nicole Tatro, MSPT CPEP, always knew that she wanted to help people through health care and education.
Read about her journey from corporate physical therapy to building her own PosturePractice and her plans for the future. -
DataPoint: Are Boomers Booming?
In a study comparing people with an average age of 54 in 1988-1994 to Baby Boomers of the same age from 2007-2010, the overall health status was lower in Baby Boomers, with 13% reporting excellent health compared with 32% of individuals in the previous generations, according to NHANES.
Read on to see how posture awareness can help future generations.
