I will be the first to tout the success therapists can have by using kinesiology tape in their practice. I have been integrating K-Tape into my practice for over 10 years now and it has proven to be an effective, complimentary modality to my hands-on care. However, as often as I have seen its success […]
Kinesiology tape is often considered a modality to be used by athletes. It’s understandable how this has become a common mindset among patients and therapists, given the publics exposure is primarily in the realm of sports. However, kinesiology tape is by no means limited to athletic related injuries and conditions. Just as ultra-sound, e-stim or […]
You can call it ‘tennis elbow’, Lateral Epicondylitis or if you are current on your research for this condition, ‘Lateral Epicondylosis’. The suffix ‘osis’ means ‘the degeneration of’ and the research has shown that there is every little to any inflammation or ‘itis’ occurring in these conditions. This is likely the reason why we have […]
Pain at the lateral or anterior aspect of the shoulder is a fairly common complaint. Typically, it is accompanied by a history of repetitive use of the shoulder joint overhead (think activities such as painting or throwing). This application in conjunction with a targeted treatment strategy can prove to be very effective in the overall […]
