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General Education

The Science of Change – Part 2 of 2

In Part 1, we explored how the principles of evolutionary science—variation, selection, and retention—can drive personal transformation through small, meaningful changes. Now, let’s expand on

General Education

The Science of Change – Part 1 of 2

Imagine, for months, you have been waking up every day with a persistent, dull ache in your left hip. As a sales representative, you’re on

General Education

Sitting Awareness

We often use another metaphor that has helped many individuals work with difficult sensations (i.e., pain), demanding thoughts, or challenging emotions in an active/engaged manner.

Professional Education

Introducing the Human Rehabilitation Framework

Rehabilitation has undergone a major transformation in the last few decades, and it can be challenging to see the bigger picture and provide evidence-based care.

General Education

The Elephant and the Rider

In general, it is normal for us to be completely unaware of all the automatic functions, or behaviors happening in our body at any given

General Education

Movement Boundaries and Biomechanical Individuality

We often use another metaphor that has helped many individuals work with difficult sensations (i.e., pain), demanding thoughts, or challenging emotions in an active/engaged manner.