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Join me as a teach Nasal Release Technique, November 24th. Nasal Release Technique is an 8-hour instructional class that teaches physical therapists a structural technique that adjusts the bones of the skull. This was developed by Dr. J.R.Stober of Portland, Oregon. The procedure uses a small finger cot affixed to an inflatable device that is…

I spoke at the American Physical Therapy Association NEXT conference in Orlando in June .  The talk was on Concussion Management Using Structural Techniques. 

My class on Nasal Release Technique just received certification for 7.0 continuing education units by the Federation of State Boards for Physical Therapy in 34 states. Continuing competence activities certified by ProCert are currently accepted by the following jurisdictions:   Alaska            Arizona        Arkansas  California Colorado Delaware        District…

Just taught a wonderful class at Alliance Physical Therapy in Washington DC sponsored by Dr Bianca Bass PT clinic director. I taught eight highly skilled practitioners who think outside the box. Dr William Boro DC from Chiropractic Center in Annapolis was teaching assistant. 

The NEXT Conference and Exposition is the largest conference of its kind for the American Physical Therapy Association. Held in Orlando from June 27 to June 30, 2017, Cynthia Stein, M.Ed., PT has been asked to speak about the structural techniques for concussion treatment. The 90-minute presentation from Conquer Concussion at the NEXT Conference and…

I had the opportunity to teach two wonderful Nasal Release Technique classes in California!

I had the privilege of teaching nasal release to a highly skilled physical therapist from Johannesburg, South Africa named Jo-Dee Pryce BS PT, B Phys ED, CIDN, MCMT.

I attended the State of Science Symposium at Walter Reed at the end of September.

There is just so much in the media now about concussion—especially this week during National Concussion Awareness Week.

I had the honor to learn from a very skilled chiropractor named Dr. Jim McCarty as he treated my patient.