Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
A clinical doctorate. It is the entry-level qualification to practise physical therapy in the United States and takes three years beyond an undergraduate degree.
Doctor of Physical Therapy
PT, DPT, Cert. DN
Golf performance, sports injury, orthopedics
Patients usually come to me for orthopedic conditions ranging from shoulder, hip, and knee pain to spine-related pain and injuries. Many patients also come for injury prevention or to improve their movement and performance on the course, court or field.
I work best with active adults who are playing through pain from a sport-specific injury or dealing with an injury that is holding them back from the sports, hobbies, and activities they enjoy. The patients who tend to get the best results are those who are committed to their home management plan and education and are intrinsically motivated to improve their overall health, function, and performance.
Patients often comment on how thorough I am and how well I educate them at a level that makes sense for them. I focus on creating a customized program based on each patient's specific needs, goals, and lifestyle rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach. Patients especially like the holistic approach of hands-on treatment, dry needling and best evidence-based modalities combined with exercises to target not just their area of concern with symptoms, but the deeper root cause.
In Brian's own words.
Credentials
A clinical doctorate. It is the entry-level qualification to practise physical therapy in the United States and takes three years beyond an undergraduate degree.
Trained to use thin filament needles to release trigger points in muscle. It is a Western clinical technique aimed at a specific taut band of tissue, and it is not acupuncture.
The foundational TPI qualification, covering the physical screen used to connect how a body moves to what the golf swing does.
The clinical branch of the TPI pathway, taken by licensed medical providers who treat golf injuries rather than teach the swing.
A systematic movement assessment used to trace a painful movement back to its cause, which is often somewhere other than where it hurts.
University of North Dakota, Doctor of Physical Therapy, 2013
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