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Spinal Mobilizations Made Easy

I get asked all the time about how to remember and apply the principles of spinal mobilization.  In response, I have made a quick video describing the basics of thoracic and cervical spine mobs.  I do want to emphasize that there are books written about this material and that there exists a healthy debate as to the exact nature of the coupled movements.  My whole goal is to describe the basics and let you apply it to practice questions to make your life a little easier.

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Best 3 Review Guides

A quick list of the most used and up to date review guides on the market

As I’ve mentioned before, to be successful on the NPTE requires a deep and thorough understanding of all of the material listed on the FSBPT Content Outline. This can be a daunting task due to the breadth and scope of the topics listed.

It can be hard to believe that the day you’ve been anticipating for 3 long years is just around the corner.  For those of you taking the NPTE on July 22-23, you have only 3 more weeks to prepare for this huge test.  The good news is that the material being tested is stuff that you’ve been learning and practice for your entire DPT program.  The bad news is that some information tends to disappear with time.

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One of the most common questions I receive as the author of this blog is, “How do I study and prepare for the NPTE?”  Unfortunately, many students ask this question too late.  My goal is to help you prioritize your studies so that you can pass the NPTE on the first attempt.

With the January 2014 NPTE in the rear-view mirror, our focus now turns toward the April NPTE.  The April NPTE is the second-most popular time to take the exam and will be a focal point of many students about to graduate this spring.  I remember well my final weeks before taking the NPTE.