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The Mulligan Concept: Symptom Modification with a Purpose
Learn how to use Symptom Modification procedures in clinical practice to guide assessments and effective treatments through real-time changes in symptoms.
Symptom Modification is valuable because it allows physical therapists to determine, within minutes, whether a specific movement, manual technique, or exercise has a meaningful effect on a patient’s symptoms, helping identify the most appropriate treatment direction. This process improves treatment efficiency, builds patient confidence, and supports a more individualized, evidence-informed plan of care.
Orthopedic, sports medicine, vestibular and manual therapy practitioners will learn:
- The principles of symptom modification and how immediate changes in pain, movement, or function can guide clinical decision-making.
- Practical symptom modification strategies to rapidly identify interventions that improve patient movement, reduce symptoms, and increase confidence during treatment.
- How to integrate symptom modification into daily practice for more efficient, patient-centered treatment plans with measurable outcomes and faster progress.
About Eric M. Dinkins, PT, DPT, MSPT, MCTA
Dr. Dinkins is an accredited member of the Mulligan Concept Teacher Association and is the Regional Manager for North America. He has been in clinical practice for 25 years and his approach to orthopedics is a blend of symptom modification techniques including Mobilization with Movement, functional taping techniques, visual feedback therapies, and psychotherapeutic strategies.
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