In episode 36 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature Allan Besselink, a Diplomat in Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy (MDT), an adjunct instructor for PTA and PT students, a running coach, blogger, private practice owner and author of "RunSmart: A Comprehensive Approach To Injury-Free Running." Allan shares his perspective in light of all of these hats he wears.

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In episode 35 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature part 2 of my interview with Dr. Steven Heffner, DC. He shares a valuable lesson from a patient, an effective analogy used for education of centralization, sound advice for considering the business side of therapy, resources and studies he finds helpful and much more!

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In episode 34 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we feature an interview with Dr. Steven Heffner, DC. He shares his professional journey and what he observed that changed his practice both suddenly and dramatically--so much so that it drastically improved his patient outcomes. Heffner shares his belief as to what is at the root of sound assessment and treatment. He also gives a memorable interaction with a patient and his perspective from a large perspective as to our challenges and what our response should be as clinicians.

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In episode 33 of the Mechanical Care Forum, we share part 2 of my interview with Dr. Gary Jacob, DC. He offers a number of resources and expounds on the potential with pushing MDT within public health campaigns.  

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