Mary Massery's guest appearances

Mary Massery

PT Pintcast - Physical Therapy

Special Needs in Motion

Amanda Hall

Brian Williams

Chris Mamula

Steve Anderson

Kelly Starrett

Sarah Wilson

Karen Gibbs

Michael Lewis

Chris Johnson

Stuart McGill

Travis Mills

Heather Smith

Joe Gambino

Ryan Clark

James Spencer

OwlTail

Got kids with low tone? poor posture? slumped over? speech delays? motor delays? There might be a connection between the diaphragm, their ability to create pressure and their posture. Dr. Mary Massery, PT, DPT, DSc, is known for her multi-system approach to analyzing motor dysfunction; recognizing the interactions between the cardiovascular-pulmonary, musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, integumentary and internal organ systems, and determining which system is the primary deterrent to optimal motor function and which system is likely a consequence of those interactions. This is the primary message of her continuing education presentations and patient consultations. In this episode we discuss the relationship between abdominal pressure and posture, proximal pressure and its role in distal force, using tools such as abdominal binders to support posture and relooking at the diaphragm as a posture regulator. An episode you will enjoy! For pediatric physical therapists, physical therapists, occupational therapists and parents of children with special needs. You will never look at the core the same way again.  For more information, please contact me at Special Needs in Motion.  A free pizza is given to a special needs family for each sponsorship!  Please consider becoming a supporter for just .99/month!   #specialneedsinmotion #specialneeds #specialneedsmom #specialneedsparenting #lightingthepath #posture #Marymassery #diaphram #respiration #corestability #cerebralpalsy #downsyndrome   ---   Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/specialneedsinmotion/support

Got kids with low tone? poor posture? slumped over? speech delays? motor delays? There might be a connection between the diaphragm, their ability to create pressure and their posture. Dr. Mary Massery, PT, DPT, DSc, is known for her multi-system approach to analyzing motor dysfunction; recognizing the interactions between the cardiovascular-pulmonary, musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, integumentary and internal organ systems, and determining which system is the primary deterrent to optimal motor function and which system is likely a consequence of those interactions. This is the primary message of her continuing education presentations and patient consultations. In this episode we discuss the relationship between abdominal pressure and posture, proximal pressure and its role in distal force, using tools such as abdominal binders to support posture and relooking at the diaphragm as a posture regulator. An episode you will enjoy! For pediatric physical therapists, physical therapists, occupational therapists and parents of children with special needs. You will never look at the core the same way again. For more information, please contact me at <a href="https://specialneedsinmotion.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Special Needs in Motion</a>.  A free pizza is given to a special needs family for each sponsorship!  Please consider becoming a <a href="https://anchor.fm/specialneedsinmotion/support?fbclid=IwAR0ZWcl5j5G8B4kxC68I7kHDVtf8QGZGADL2qy3uiz9GSx4u3iFshL9t90A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">supporter</a> for just .99/month!   #specialneedsinmotion #specialneeds #specialneedsmom #specialneedsparenting #lightingthepath #posture #Marymassery #diaphram #respiration #corestability #cerebralpalsy #downsyndrome --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/specialneedsinmotion/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/specialneedsinmotion/support</a>

Take A Breath For Posture: An Interview with Mary Massery, PT, DPT, DSc

We talk with Mary Massery again about her course I Survived, Now What?!   Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: 1. Describe the relationship between chronic health conditions (pediatric &amp; adult), atypical motor plans for breathing and/or postural stability, and the development of secondary musculoskeletal deficits. 2. Screen for musculoskeletal abnormalities, inadequate core stabilization strategies and compensatory breathing patterns that may contribute to the abnormal alignment of the rib cage, trunk and/or spine secondary to pediatric and adult chronic health conditions. 3. Develop and demonstrate musculoskeletal mobilization and soft tissue techniques of the rib cage, trunk and spine to correct or minimize these deformities. 4. Develop subsequent treatment plans for neuromuscular retraining that is focused on simultaneously optimizing breathing, core stabilization and p

We talk with Mary Massery again about her course I Survived, Now What?! Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: 1. Describe the relationship between chronic health conditions (pediatric &amp; adult), atypical motor plans for breathing and/or postural stability, and the development of secondary musculoskeletal deficits. 2. Screen for musculoskeletal abnormalities, inadequate core stabilization strategies and compensatory breathing patterns that may contribute to the abnormal alignment of the rib cage, trunk and/or spine secondary to pediatric and adult chronic health conditions. 3. Develop and demonstrate musculoskeletal mobilization and soft tissue techniques of the rib cage, trunk and spine to correct or minimize these deformities. 4. Develop subsequent treatment plans for neuromuscular retraining that is focused on simultaneously optimizing breathing, core stabilization and p

I Survived, Now What?! with Mary Massery