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Don’t miss this chance to improve your results. Join us for the RAPID Lower Body course in Edmonton this June 6 to 7 and...
04/21/2026

Don’t miss this chance to improve your results. Join us for the RAPID Lower Body course in Edmonton this June 6 to 7 and get lifetime learning access, CE credits, ongoing support, and tools to grow your practice.

Limited slots available at www.rapidnfr.com 🔥

This study looked at something I think a lot of us and more importantly our patients need to hear…More treatment does no...
04/21/2026

This study looked at something I think a lot of us and more importantly our patients need to hear…

More treatment does not automatically mean better results.

They looked at people with shoulder pain and compared the ones who got a lot better to the ones who didn’t, and guess what? The people who improved more didn’t necessarily have more visits or spend more money.

That matters.

Because in manual therapy, there’s still this weird assumption that if a patient isn’t improving, the answer must be more appointments, more hands-on work, more therapists, more something.
You know the ones…”I’m doing chiro, seeing the physio, and you, why am I not getting better?”

But more is not always better.
Sometimes more is just…more.

And from a RAPID perspective, that can matter a lot.

More treatments can sometimes just mean more noise to the nervous system.
More input.
More stimulation.
More threat.
More things for the body to sort through without actually creating a meaningful change.

That doesn’t mean treatment is bad.
It means dosage matters.
Precision matters.
Timing matters.

Some people do need more support.
Some cases are more complex.
But piling on care just because nothing is changing is not automatically a smart plan.

Sometimes the better question is not -
“how can I do more?”

It’s -“how can I do what matters most, more clearly?”

That’s a very different mindset.

OA pain is bigger than the joint.This paper reinforces something a lot of us see every day…osteoarthritis pain is about ...
04/20/2026

OA pain is bigger than the joint.

This paper reinforces something a lot of us see every day…osteoarthritis pain is about a lot more than the joint itself. It can be influenced by local tissue irritation, altered pain processing, metabolic health, inflammation, and the whole context surrounding the person -not just whatever shows up on an image.

That matters, because if we keep treating OA like it’s only a structural problem, we can completely miss what’s actually driving the pain.

Better care starts when we stop obsessing over how bad the joint looks and start asking what’s really contributing to this person’s pain.

“Making sense of osteoarthritis: A narrative review”
doi.org/10.1016/j.joca.2024.09.012

Do you consider the biopsychosocial factors that may be impeding your client in getting well? Sometimes I believe that b...
04/20/2026

Do you consider the biopsychosocial factors that may be impeding your client in getting well?

Sometimes I believe that because we are outside of the “free” medical system and our patients have to and can pay for our services, we have an advantage over practitioners within the “free” model.

Affluence unfortunately matters. The wealthy have no time to be sick or hurt-they have better things to do.

What do you think?

“Conclusions and relevance: There is moderate certainty evidence that smoking, fear avoidance, poorer support networks, lower socioeconomic status, and high levels of pain are associated with development of chronic musculoskeletal pain.”

04/18/2026

Extreme caution should be used when treating the girlfriend of the most muscular man you have ever seen…especially when he is standing over you. 😂😂😂 Good thing we’re friends!!

04/17/2026

When your client reacts like this and you know you got it 😂

Vestibular migraine is common and sneaky and can last minutes to hours, sometimes longer, with internal spinning or rock...
04/16/2026

Vestibular migraine is common and sneaky and can last minutes to hours, sometimes longer, with internal spinning or rocking and migraine features like light sensitivity, headache, aura, and nausea 🌀

Pain treatment is not about muscles.The magic lives in the “white stuff”, the ligaments, periosteum, tendons, retinaculu...
04/16/2026

Pain treatment is not about muscles.

The magic lives in the “white stuff”, the ligaments, periosteum, tendons, retinaculums, and those connective tissue anchor points that so many therapists skip right past.

These tissues matter because they can be incredibly reactive. They are often the spots sending the loudest danger signals, especially when they have been overloaded, irritated, or just stuck in a sensitized state.

That is why treating pain is not about digging into the biggest muscle you can find. The real win is finding the most meaningful interface.

When we stimulate these tissues with precision, we are not “breaking up scar tissue” or pretending we fixed damaged tissue in 10 seconds. We are giving the nervous system a very specific input at a very important spot and then checking what changes.

And that is the part we love most.

You do not have to guess.
You test.
You treat.
You retest.

When pain drops, movement improves, or function changes, that tells you you found something that matters.

Not chasing muscles.
Just finding the right target.

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