Doctor of Physical Therapy | Senior Instructor AAMT/Spinal Manipulation Institute | Precision Osteopractic Physical Therapy
Hanover, NH
Joined October 2023
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Mike Nash PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, LMT retweeted
Ultrasound-Guided Percutaneous Tendon Dry Needling for Recalcitrant Distal Biceps Tendinopathy: A Case Series by Austin Granger, DPT, PhD(c) #AAMTFellowship
What a weekend in PHX teaching manual and instrumented STM! Clinicians empowered and off to change some lives!
In Phoenix for IASTM-1 this weekend, and I must say, as much as I love living in New England, it really can be a food desert of sorts... Tipsy Egg in Chandler did not disappoint!! Worth a visit if you're ever in the PHX area – at Chandler, AZ
Incredible weekend in SLC, Utah with this stellar group of PTs, PTAs, and LMT! Very talented group ready to add newly acquired STM/IASTM skills and techniques to enhance tissue glide, mobility, and load tolerance for their patients! #AAMT #Osteopractic #IASTM #physicaltherapy
Wrapped up IASTM-1 with treatment for lower extremity injuries and soft tissue dysfunction. Huge thank you to UT Southwestern PT School for hosting us! Awesome group of students! #Osteopractic #physicaltherapy #AAMT
Lots more ground covered in day 2 IASTM-1 here in Dallas targeting soft tissue dysfunction in upper extremities, neck, and spine, as well as treatment for TMJD and headache with myofascial release, cupping, FRAMS, and temporing rods #Osteopractic #physicaltherapy #AAMT
Kicking off IASTM-1 with foundations for myofascial release in Dallas #AAMT #PhysicalTherapist #Osteopractic
Mike Nash PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, LMT retweeted
Great weekend in NJ discussing AAMT research and treatments for Knee OA, stenosis, lateral hip pain, and more. Dry needling is a game changer for tendinopathy. #AAMTFellowship
Mike Nash PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, LMT retweeted
Day 2 of the spinal manipulation institute kicked off with advanced mechanisms behind pain & presentations of whiplash associated disorder, headaches, & TMJ management! Some minds blown today & lots of clinicians starting to think about opening their own practice with this info!
Mike Nash PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, LMT retweeted
Day 2 of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound for the hip, knee, and ankle kicked off in Dallas with review of the ankle ligaments and the deltoid complex! All these clinicians working towards their fellowship in MSK Ultrasonography and their RMSK!
Mike Nash PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, LMT retweeted
Although I would like to believe otherwise, exercise has little effect on pain for most chronic musculoskeletal conditions (Bliton et al, 2024) #AAMTFellowship osteopractor.wordpress.com/2…
Back in Atlanta, GA this weekend teaching IASTM-1. Such a blast with a great group of PTs and PTAs taking the mysteries out of fascia and enhancing soft tissue skills to help their patients!
Awesome weekend in Dallas teaching IASTM-1! Fantastic group of PTs, PTAs, and LMTs increasing their knowledge and skills in the world of fascia and enhancing care of neuromusculoskeletal conditions with manual and instrumented skills.
IASTM-1 in Atlanta, GA this weekend was a success! This group of PTs and OTs are stepping up their manual skills and ready to give great results to their patients for a range of soft tissue injuries.
Mike Nash PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, LMT retweeted
Have been arguing this for quite some time.
Treat the peripheral sources of nociception
CRP is associated w chronic pain. Not BPS factors
iasp-pain.org/publications/p… – at Wisconsin, USA
Mike Nash PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, LMT retweeted
Ok so I got an email at 9:23 pm tonight from Justin Elliot (VP of Government Affairs for APTA)… well it turns out @APTAtweets have indeed already filed the OPPOSITION in the TTAB to begin a legal challenge of the “DPT” trademark given to Life Time Fitness by USPTO. Well done APTA! We are on the same wavelength (for once!).
Mike Nash PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, LMT retweeted
The problem with supine MRI as a gold or reference standard. A thread
Upright MRI shows disc bulges are greater by 48%, and foraminal area smaller in symptomatics vs asymptomatics. Nguyen ‘16
@nakedphysio @marklaslett_NZ @19Sos82 @DerekGriffin86 @AdamMeakins @novicephysio
