Eric Purves RMT

Louis Gifford should be mandatory reading for anyone who helps people that hurt.

I am looking to create a short course on understanding and applying research for massage and manual therapists. I’ve learned through my own research and teaching over the past 5 years that this is something RMTs think is important, but many are unsure how to search, interpret and analyze research in a way that is clinically meaningful. If this is something that interests you please comment or like and share this post! FYI, my plan is to have this ready for April 2021 if there is enough interest.

Helping healthcare providers understand and learn evidence informed supportive self management strategies for people in pain drives me to continue learning and strives me to be a better educator! Thanks for the tag Keith!

Check out this latest blog by Taylor James. Sports massage isn’t hot sauce! https://www.taylorjames.ca/blog/

It's been a very busy past month trying to balance a half dozen separate projects at once! Finally feel like I have some reprieve for a couple weeks... Teaching updates! Happy to report my November PainBC course is sold out. The next one I am teaching is with @JamieJohnston, Jocelyn Elizabeth Kirton, and Emily York from February 5-7th. This is a 2.5 day course on the Low back, Pelvis and Hips. 14 PE credits available for attendance either in person (in Victoria) or online... via Zoom. If you have any questions please message me or post in the comments. For more information and to register: https://ericpurves.com//clinical-pain-science-lowback-pel/