Sep 18, 2026 | Education / Spine
The Fear That Follows a Disc Herniation There is a moment that happens with a lot of my patients after a disc herniation diagnosis. They get the MRI report, they see the words “herniated disc” in writing, and something shifts. Suddenly, every movement...
Sep 14, 2026 | Case Studies / Sports
How He Found Us He had been dealing with right shoulder pain for about eight months before he came in. A recreational golfer, late 50s, playing three to four times a week. The pain had started after a particularly heavy range session and had gradually gotten bad...
Sep 11, 2026 | Case Studies / Sports
What She Came In With She came in scared. A D1 commit, her senior season eight weeks away, and bilateral knee pain that had been building for most of the summer. She had been pushing through practice after practice on knees that were talking to her, quite a bit, and...
Sep 4, 2026 | Education / Training
The Wrong Question to Ask The number one question I get from patients who love to train is some version of this: “Can I still work out while I’m hurt?” It makes sense that this is the first thing people ask. You’ve built a routine. You have...
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