Received March 2012. I am pleased to receive this from Scott Burch, PT. Especially so because I respect his manual skills and clinical skills in general. He teaches and has taught a lumbopelvic course for many years, and I am pleased that this approach is meaningful to him, additive. I gave him my Power Point program and permission to use whatever he wants to from workbook etc. He helped me understand the value of very specific hip capsule testing beyond the usual hip scour test. I kind of envy his clinical situation as he is part of a team, multiple specialties in the same building. I am limited in my clinical hours, so best option is the specialty consults via home office and writing, teaching. Two surgeries are in the wings, one a hard mass under forarm impinges ulnar nerve. Please forward a triplicate complaint form! OK back on topic.
Jerry,
Thank you for your letter. I am sorry for the delay, in replying to you. I wanted to wait and see how your methods work, and how i could add it to what i already do. I have found that your
techniques are very beneficial. The more chronic the condition, the more benefit has seem to benefit the pt, and is a good adjunct to what i do. I have been able to make some progress with a few folks that i had been stuck with.
I have not gotten together with my teaching partner, so we have not decided upon anything. I will let you know.
Thanks,
Scott
Jerry,
Thank you for your letter. I am sorry for the delay, in replying to you. I wanted to wait and see how your methods work, and how i could add it to what i already do. I have found that your
techniques are very beneficial. The more chronic the condition, the more benefit has seem to benefit the pt, and is a good adjunct to what i do. I have been able to make some progress with a few folks that i had been stuck with.
I have not gotten together with my teaching partner, so we have not decided upon anything. I will let you know.
Thanks,
Scott
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