NAIOMT Symposium 2010 - Regular Registration Ends This Week

Come join us at the NAIOMT 2010 Symposium in Dallas, TX on November 6th & &7th. Featured keynote is Dr. David Magee with the University of Alberta. You PT students may recognize that name from a few of your text books.

Regular registration has been extended one week. That means you have until October 22nd to register before fees go up.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Foot Pain

We often hear advertisements that foot pain can be cured with custom orthotics (shoe inserts). In fact, some organizations will go as far as to claim large amounts of success "curing" back pain by the same means. All the customer has to do is visit their trained foot specialist and bing-o, bang-o the pain is gone!

While this is partially true, do you know there is research that it can "travel" the other way too! In other words, back and hip problems can lead to foot pain or they can be entirely independent of one another.

The fix: see a professional who is trained to examine all areas and does not have a bias towards one region being the "key" to all our ills. See a physical therapist (PT)! You can visit www.apta.org to find your neighborhood PT or www.naiomt.com to locate a PT who SPECIALIZES in foot, knee, hip, and back pain.

Dallas, TX Symposium Registration is Open

The Integration of the Art with the Science of Manual Physical Therapy

Join us November 6th & 7th
Dallas, TX
Medical City Hospital

Special Keynote Speaker:
Dr. David Magee PhD

Speakers Include NAIOMT’s
Nationally Known Senior Faculty:

Jim Meadows BScPT, MCPA, FCAMT
Gail Molloy PT, OCS, COMT
Erl Pettman PT, MCS, MCPA, FCAMT

Pre and Post Courses Offered
- Manips for Chicks
- Extremity Manipulation
- Integrating Function: The Foam Roller Approach
- Less is More: Minimal Information in Clinical Reasoning