IMTR Grand Rounds

Join Robert and Dr. Bill as they review Robert's patient who is suffering from a snapping hip. Listen as they discuss how their integrative approach can be used to effectively assess and treat this common condition.

Listen this week as Robert Lardner and Dr. Bill Tortoriello discuss the importance of facilitating the perception of movement, posture, and stability for primary rehabilitation.

Listen as Dr. Bill and Robert continue from their previous discussion regarding treating significant orthopedic syndromes, as well as how to manage musculoskeletal conditions in the general population.

This week Robert and Dr. Bill discuss how to examine and treat asymptomatic snapping hip syndrome, and how the integrative approach can "make sense" of seemingly asymptomatic findings.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill conclude their discussion on the integrative approach and the role of gait in a rehab setting.

Listen as Dr. Bill and Robert Lardner discuss the synthesis of primary assessment procedures, proximal distortion, canister audits, provocative chain testing, and functional synergies which establish a rational, holistic rehabilitative approach to physical examination and treatment.

This week, Robert and Bill discuss how Part 2 of their DNS Integrative Assessment course applies to their approach with their patients.

This week Robert Lardner and Dr. Bill discuss how they apply their Integrative Assessment perspective to their patients. An overview of what is taught in Part 1 of their DNS Integrative Assessment course is also reviewed.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill conclude their shared case study on how they approach the complicated rehab for a post-surgical knee replacement patient.

This week, Dr. Bill and Robert discuss a complex, post-surgical knee patient they share. Listen as they talk about their unique, integrative approach to assessment and treatment for a chronic lower quarter complaint.

This week, Robert and Dr. Bill talk about how stability is on the beginning...there is still more assessment and rehabilitation that must occur after one gains primary stabilization.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill discuss the spectrum and variety of weightbearing, support points and how they impact our exercise prescription and examination procedures.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill continue their discussion of how quality support, weightbearing, or reference points coordinate automatic integration of stabilization and movement within the CNS.

This week Robert and Dr. Bill discuss the primary importance that adequate and effective afferent support and reference points play in the automatic integration of effective and efficient stabilization.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill continue their conversation of the DNS perspective on proximal stability of the lumbar spine and pelvis.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill discuss the origin and development of primary stability of our lumbar spine and pelvis, which can be used as the template for training and rehabilitation.

In this week's episode, Robert and Dr. Bill discuss their patient's journeys from a variety of healthcare practitioners navigating painful syndromes, diagnoses, clinical advice, and pain education.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill discuss a variety of functional approaches to the treatment of pediatric movement, coordination, and behavioral issues.

Join Robert and Dr. Bill for an overview and discussion about the neurophysiologic technique known as Reflex Locomotion according to Vojta.

Listen as Robert and Dr. Bill discuss the simple, but often overlooked, importance the role of touch plays in the treatment of patients.

Listen as Robert Lardner reviews the DNS Viscero-Somatic course he recently attended from fellow DNS instructor, Dr. Petr Bitnar.

Picking up right where they left off last week, listen as Robert Lardner and Dr. Bill Tortoriello discuss the difficulties of creating a successful rehab-focused practice.

Listen as Robert Lardner and Dr. Bill discuss the practical difficulties of running a rehab-based practice in an age where most patients want a cheap, quick fix!

Listen as Robert Lardner and Dr. Bill Tortoriello discuss how they integrate the DNS perspective into every aspect of their practice, including history taking, physical examination, and manual therapy techniques.

Join Robert Lardner and Dr. Bill Tortoriello as they continue their discussion of an integrative examination and treatment approach to the common complaint of shoulder pain.