[While teaching the StrongPosture® exercises and CPEP program] It’s amazing to see patients realize how unbalanced they really are, and how asymmetrical they are… They come back in... Read More
How 5 Posture Principles and StrongPosture Helps my Patient Base Motion and movement are very important for patients in the acute care setting. StrongPosture® is a skill set... Read More
What does “good posture” look like? It’s not what you think! When I ask people about their posture, the most common response is “My posture... Read More
Patients want to keep coming back for more [StrongPosture® exercise rehab] because [CPEPs] are their experts. ~Barbara James, DC, CPEP Dr. Barbara James, a CPEP... Read More
Receiving amazing case histories from doctors and therapists using our work always makes my day. Especially as new research supports the threads we’ve woven into... Read More
Coronavirus shelter-in-place orders have record numbers of people working from home. Small business owners to corporate employees worldwide have setup makeshift home offices and are adjusting... Read More
It’s a great course to learn; it’s going well. I’ve taken Functional Neurology, Applied Kinesiology, FMS (Functional Movement Systems).. but it’s taking these courses (StrongPosture®... Read More
Perception vs Reality: From Quantum Truth to “Real Life” PART II- Connecting Perception to Reality: the Magic of the StrongPosture Framework “Posture is HOW you... Read More
Perception vs Reality: From Quantum Truth to “Real Life” PART I- Reality, Perceptions and the Human Brain Confabulation (def.) “a disturbance of memory, defined as... Read More
Question from a pro in the CPEP® posture specialist program: “How do I leverage the health fair I did at a top-tier corporation to a bigger relationship with... Read More
Asana Postures Improve Health A study looked at 185 studies of many different yoga styles including Hatha, Iyengar and Astanga concluded that yoga is good... Read More
Educating Students & Parents on Posture School is back in session (or right around the corner). Kids return to the classroom, sitting hunched over desks, computers,... Read More
Why Strengthening Posture is Rocket Fuel for Your Rehab Practice People often ask me where StrongPosture® rehab and the PosturePractice model comes from. Here’s the... Read More
By Niki Mooney ATC, CTA, CXT, CPEP The term athlete brings to mind a person who participates in a specific sport or activity. Many practitioners... Read More
ABC News Andrea Finney speaks with posture expert Dr. Steven Weiniger on the connection between posture and attitude. A study with people clinically diagnosed with... Read More
By Dr. Jessica M Pesce, DC, CPEP® Scoliosis is an abnormal lateral curvature of the spinal column. It affects approximately 2 percent of the population.... Read More
Posture Research Update: Clinical Insights from Assessment to Rehab Plus, May is Posture Month! From tech-neck to standing desks, posture continues to be in mainstream... Read More
Posture Pictures Versus X-rays Posture pictures are a better choice for many purposes than x-rays as a tool for the musculoskeletal professional. In my early practice experience,... Read More
Form Begins with Posture. From high school sports to the pros, coaches and trainers know good form is important for athletes to perform well, as... Read More
By Kyle B. Jones, DC, CPEP® Professional Motorsports racing at the NASCAR Cup series level requires a large team of many different types of professionals.... Read More
PostureZone® posture assessment grids are tools for both documentation and communications. The numbered horizontal and symmetric vertical lines (and corresponding measurements) are a photogrammetric framework... Read More
The new FDA guidelines for treating low back pain is advising physicians to consider alternatives like chiropractic and massage and motor control exercise. The American... Read More
Heads-up – Chiropractors seeing Medicare Patients On May 7, 2019 Medicare updated their information on chiropractic coding and their 2018 program that measured errors in... Read More
A new systematic review presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Pain Medicine was the first to ask the question: Does seeing a... Read More
Opioids don’t work well for many back pain suffers (and they’re addicting) The new FDA blueprint or prescriber education add non-pharmacologic options of assessment and treatment to the... Read More
It’s a good time of year to address posture with children and teens. Why do posture habits affect kids ability to learn and flourish? What are... Read More
Want to use your Amazon or Amazon Prime account? There are a few Posture Month grids still in stock on Amazon! (Also available from PostureZone.com)... Read More