In my last blog post “The Experience Wall” I spoke about the dangers of clinical experience and I broke up clinical experience into 3 parts. 1) The perception of clinical events (seeing, hearing, feeling etc) 2) The memories of those events 3) The interpretation of those perceptions (cause and effect,etc) My next three posts will […]
Check out the video below of my Pittsburgh PT colleague, John Duffy, debunking a common scam…Applied Kinesiology. For more quality from Duffy and his practice, check out their facebook channel: “Phoenix Rehabilitation and Health Services“.
Posted on February 7, 2013, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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Just think – how many “tricks” are out there like this. Ones the purveyors themselves believe in.
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