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08/26/2026

In this clip, I'm showing therapists how to locate the serratus anterior, identify bony prominences, and use movement to confirm they're palpating the correct structure.

Join me in San Francisco for my 2-Day Manual Therapy Workshop, where you'll practice sustainable manual therapy techniques, improve your palpation skills, and strengthen your clinical reasoning through hands-on learning you can immediately apply in the clinic.

👉 Comment "MT CALI" or check the link in bio for details.

Know a therapist ready to level up their clinical skills? Send this to them!

08/26/2026

A diagnosis is only part of the story.

If your patient still has pain months—or even years—after the injury has healed, it's time to stop asking, "What's the diagnosis?" and start asking, "What's still driving their symptoms?"

That's the kind of clinical reasoning we develop inside the Mentorship Program—so you can stop guessing and start treating with confidence.

Join The Mentorship Program 👉 Link in bio or comment "MENTOR" and I'll send you the link!

Know a therapist ready to level up their clinical skills? Send this to them!

08/25/2026

When you know how to identify muscles like the pec minor or subscapularis, confirm them with movement, and connect them to your patient's symptoms, your evaluations become more meaningful and your treatments become more precise.

That's why my Manual Therapy Workshop is hands-on.

You'll spend two days learning how to confidently identify anatomical landmarks, improve your palpation skills, and learn sustainable manual techniques that benefit you and your patients.

You'll leave with skills you can use with your very next patient.

👉 Comment "MANUAL NJ" or check the link in bio for details.

Know a therapist ready to level up their clinical skills? Send this to them!

08/24/2026

Just because your patient's pain is at the wrist doesn't mean the problem starts there.

If you've been treating the wrist for months and your patient still isn't making progress, it's time to ask a different question:
What else is contributing to their symptoms?

The best therapists don't stop at the painful area. They look above and below the injury, connect the anatomy, and identify what's really limiting their patient.

That's the kind of clinical reasoning we develop inside the Mentorship Program—so you can stop guessing and start treating with confidence.

Join The Mentorship Program 👉 Link in bio or comment "MENTOR" and I'll send you the link!

Know a therapist ready to level up their clinical skills? Send this to them!

08/24/2026

Practice questions do more than test your knowledge, they teach you how to think.

One of the biggest differences between passing and failing the CHT exam is knowing how to eliminate distractors, identify what the question is really asking, and choose the best answer—not just a correct one.

That's exactly what we'll do in my FREE Masterclass. I’ll show you:
âś… How to use practice questions and exams the right way
âś… What to focus on (and what to stop wasting time on)
âś… Live practice questions from my Book of Practice Questions

📢 Crack the CHT Exam: How to Use Practice Questions to Pass
📍 Zoom – Online Webinar
📆 August 27th at 7PM EDT

👉 Link in bio or comment "MC" and I'll send you the details!

Know a therapist studying for the CHT exam? Send this to them!

08/23/2026

The place that hurts isn't always the place that needs the most attention.

Understanding anatomy, movement, and the relationship between structures is what allows you to treat the problem—not just the symptom.

If you’re not sure on what protocols to use on your patients, or what treatments to perform, let me give you that clarity.

Join The Mentorship Program where we cover real patient cases, anatomy, and the clinical reasoning you need to treat with confidence.

👉 Link in bio or comment "MENTOR" and I'll send you the link!

Know a therapist ready to level up their clinical skills? Send this to them!

08/23/2026

It means a lot to hear feedback like this.

One of my goals is to make manual therapy feel less overwhelming by breaking it down into a framework that therapists can actually understand and apply in the clinic.

The best part isn't just learning new techniques—it's understanding why they work and having the confidence to use them.

If you're ready to level up your manual therapy skills, join me in San Francisco on October 24-25th!

👉 Comment "MT CALI" or check the link in bio for details.

Know a therapist ready to level up their clinical skills? Send this to them!

08/22/2026

Passing the CHT exam isn't just about knowing the answer.

It's about understanding why it's the best answer.

Join me for a FREE masterclass where I’ll show you:
âś… How to use practice questions and exams the right way
âś… What to focus on (and what to stop wasting time on)
âś… Live practice questions from my Book of Practice Questions

📢 Crack the CHT Exam: How to Use Practice Questions to Pass
📍 Zoom – Online Webinar
📆 August 27th at 7PM EDT

👉 Link in bio or comment "MC" and I'll send you the details!

Know a therapist studying to become a CHT? Send this to them!

08/22/2026

Anyone can memorize anatomy.

The challenge is finding those structures on a real patient.

Knowing where the structures are, how to palpate it, and how to confirm you're actually on it can completely change the way you evaluate and treat upper extremity conditions.

Join me in Philly / South NJ for my 2-Day Manual Therapy Workshop, where you'll:
âś… Practice sustainable manual therapy techniques
âś… Improve your palpation skills
âś… Strengthen your clinical reasoning

through hands-on learning you can immediately apply in the clinic.

👉 Comment "MANUAL NJ" or check the link in bio for details.

Know a therapist ready to level up their clinical skills? Send this to them!

Anatomy doesn’t change—but protocols do.And flexor tendons are one area where what you’re doing in the clinic may not al...
08/22/2026

Anatomy doesn’t change—but protocols do.

And flexor tendons are one area where what you’re doing in the clinic may not always match what you’re expected to know for the CHT exam.

If you’re studying based only on the protocols you use at work, you could be missing an important part of the picture.

🎥 Watch on YouTube — “Don't Let Flexor Tendon Questions Ruin Your CHT Exam Score” or comment “FTQ” and I’ll send it to you!

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