Spine Rehab Education

If you’re a physical therapist…

With one foot in the clinic and the other in strength & conditioning 🏋️‍♂️

Don’t miss this round of The LBP Intensive™️

🚪Doors close this Friday Feb 6th

Link in BIO 🔗 for more details

What if you don’t need ANOTHER Con-Ed course?

What if you already have everything you need… yet you just have to go DEEPER for cleaner pattern recognition skills?

🎙️ New podcast episode is live.

P.S. Low Back Pain Intensive doors open THIS Monday, February 2.

With chronic LBP cases that have no clear triggers, most PTs don’t miss the diagnosis because they’re “bad” at evals

They miss it because they don’t know how to practice the art & skill of pattern recognition.

This podcast episode challenges how most PTs think about evaluation and decision-making with complex spine cases.

If you feel technically solid but still unsure with chronic cases that don’t have clear sensitivities… then this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen to episode 88 on The Spine PT Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts 🎙️

PS: Enrollment doors open for the LAST LBP Intensive cohort of 2026 Monday, Feb 2nd.

Most of us were taught disc herniations are a flexion problem.

Until a patient shows up who doesn’t “follow the rules” we were taught.

In this episode we continue a live case discussion from last week’s episode and why pattern recognition is crucial and how to stay grounded when the textbook models falls apart.

If you’re a PT struggling with acute back pain evals. If they make you hesitate or overthink your plan, this episode will help you simplify and treat what’s actually in front of you.

P.s Waitlist enrollment doors open for The LBP Intensive next week Monday 1/26. This will be the LAST & final cohort in 2026.

If you’re a performance physical therapist… don’t miss this last cohort.

Link in BIO to get on the waitlist.

Acute lumbar radiculopathy is where most PTs freeze.

Patient can’t tolerate anything, symptoms are intense, and every decision feels high-stakes.

This episode of The Spine PT podcast is a raw, live case where we slow it way down and focus on what actually matters when sciatica is hot and irritable. Less guessing. More clarity with pattern recognition.

Better & calmer clinical decisions under pressure.

🎧 Listen to E86: “How Do You Help a Patient with an Acute Lumbar Herniation in the Clinic?” now where ever you listen to podcasts

Really “stiff” spines don’t need you to crank on more rotation.

In episode 85 of The Spine PT podcast, I break down a basic principle of spine mobility that most physical therapists completely over look.

At best, their patients’ spine mobility never changes.

At worst, this rotation obsession flares the patients’ back pain…

🎙️Tune into episode 85 on The Spine PT Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts

If you find yourself frequently, getting overwhelmed and frustrated with acute sciatica & low back pain evals then you have to listen to this episode.

In this episode, I break down the basic principles of the most important, non-negotiable skill every master clinician has polished… Pattern Recognition.

This is the most important skill that needs to continual upgrading as you learn. It’s the skill that allows you to actually make use of your experience, knowledge, and other clinical skills.

You need to be obsessed with pattern recognition ff you want continual growth & clinical excellence as a sports rehab professional.

To listen to this episode now👇🏽

🎙️Go to The Spine PT Podcast

🎙️Listen to Episode 79: Fundamentals of Sciatica & Pattern Recognition

Most PTs overcomplicate progressions. The truth?

You don’t need 100 new exercises, you need a system.

In this episode, I break down the 4 pillar frameworks I teach inside my new upcoming course “Back to Gym After Sciatica™” to make exercise progressions less overwhelming & intimidating.

If you’ve ever felt lost trying to decide what’s “next” for your patient... this one will clean that up.

🎧 Listen to episode 78: “Smarter Exercise Progressions - The 4 Pillars” on The Spine PT Podcast where ever you listen to podcasts

Link in BIO to listen now

Ever felt drained by that one difficult patient?

If you’ve ever taken that emotional baggage home because you didn’t meeting that patient’s expectation of “fixing them” fast, then listen to this episode.

If “those patients” regularly make you feel bad & question your clinical skills (even when you KNOW what you’re doing), then definitely listen to this episode.

You’ll learn:

⚫️ What I wish someone taught me at the beginning of my PT career.

⚫️ How I let my “people pleasing” habits break my confidence even when I knew what I was doing and how to avoid the same mistake yourself.

⚫️ The framework that helped me stop the bu****it, start setting boundaries, protect my peace, and reclaim my confidence.

⚫️Why another con-ed course will NOT fix this problem.

This episode is raw, honest, and exactly what you need to hear if you’ve been silently struggling with patients who are hard to help no matter what you do.

Click the Link in Instagram BIO to listen now