Discover the HRF’s fresh approach to rehab, integrating biopsychosocial insights with process-based treatment. This preview introduces an innovative framework reshaping comprehensive, personalized care.
The HRF is a groundbreaking approach to rehabilitation, blending biopsychosocial principles with process-based therapy. Join us as we explore this innovative method that transcends disciplinary boundaries and delivers comprehensive care.
This video is designed primarily for existing patients and clients treated by IOCH but are available to the public as resources regarding understanding of chronic/persistent pain syndromes. Please note that while the insights from this 7-year-old video remain relevant, our scientific understanding of pain has advanced considerably.
This video is designed primarily for existing patients and clients treated by IOCH but are available to the public as resources regarding understanding of chronic/persistent pain syndromes. Please note that while the insights from this 7-year-old video remain relevant, our scientific understanding of pain has advanced considerably.
Functional Contextualism: A Philosophy for Making Sense (and Making Progress) Why worldview matters in healthcare, education, and systems of change In healthcare, clarity is rare — and coherence, rarer still. In the often chaotic world of healthcare and human development, we are constantly faced with competing ideas, approaches, and “truths.”…
Complex Adaptive Systems in Health – Part 4 From the Inside Out: Building Regenerative Systems Through Purpose, Process, and Collective Intelligence Intro: From Critique to Construction In the first three parts of this series, we explored how complexity shapes everything—from the inner workings of the body to the structures that…
Complex Adaptive Systems in Health – Part 3 Systemic Burnout: What Happens When Healthcare Stops Listening to Itself Intro & Recap (Bridging from Part 1 & Part 2) In Part 1 of this series, we explored the concept of Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS)—systems made up of many interacting parts…
Our coursework is designed for: Physical Therapists, Athletic Trainers, Occupational Therapists, Chiropractors, Physical and Occupational Therapist Assistants, Massage Therapists, Psychologists/Social Workers, Nurses/Nurse Practitioners, Osteopaths, and Physicians.
The Process-Based Specialist in Movement and Pain (PSMP) is a certification program that was created to help clinicians develop competence, critical thinking, and comfort in the use of a biopsychosocial process-based framework called the Human Rehabilitation Framework (HRF).
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