Specific areas of faculty interest include concussion assessment, therapeutic interventions, and ACLR outcomes. Check out faculty bios for more information.
@Susaliba - https://t.co/XEK3WDtd8w
@jeresch - https://t.co/O9ojNorMHE
@kuenzech - https://t.co/3HFMozUMwe
Congratulations to our 3rd year PhD student @Stephens_SL for successfully proposing her dissertation this morning on muscle function and psychological readiness post-ACLR using blood flow restriction (BFR) therapy 🎉🎉 @UVAEaSIL @uvavpr @UVAEdu
Congratulations to second year PhD student Stephanie Stephens (@Stephens_SL) on successfully defending her comprehensive project regarding clinical usage, application procedures, and perceived effectiveness of cupping therapy among health care providers - fantastic work!
❗️❗️❗️ If you’re interested and have not yet taken this survey, please consider taking a few minutes to fill it out and share with others that may be eligible! The survey will close 2 weeks from today ❗️❗️❗️ #cupping#athletictrainer#physicaltherapy#healthcareprofessionals
If you are a healthcare professional with experience utilizing cupping therapy in your patient care, please consider filling out and sharing this survey to assess the clinical usage, application procedures, and perceived effectiveness of cupping therapy:
https://t.co/8mKW6S8L6X
If you are a healthcare professional with experience utilizing cupping therapy in your patient care, please consider filling out and sharing this survey to assess the clinical usage, application procedures, and perceived effectiveness of cupping therapy:
https://t.co/8mKW6S8L6X
If you are a healthcare professional with experience utilizing cupping therapy in your patient care, please consider filling out and sharing this survey to assess the clinical usage, application procedures, and perceived effectiveness of cupping therapy:
https://t.co/8mKW6S8L6X
New online first from Stephanie Stephens, MS, Dr. Noelle Selkow (@docselkow), and Dr. Nicole Hoffman: Dry Cupping Therapy for Improving Subcutaneous Hemodynamics and Pain Associated With Nonspecific Neck Pain.
Link: https://t.co/QAI5vydCIx
Please be sure to tune in tomorrow at 11AM CDT for my collaborative virtual symposium with Chris Napier (@runnerphysio) entitled Out of the Clinic and Into the Field: Monitoring Running Mechanics Using Wearable Sensors as a part of #VNATA2020 @NATAevents @NATAFoundation
Great job and congratulations @Stephens_SL on her “Dry Cupping Therapy Improves Subcutaneous Hemodynamics and Pain Associated with Nonspecific Neck Pain” #VNATA2020#FreeComm2020 Awards Presentation! @NATAFoundation
So excited to share a bit my research and passion with you all today at 1:30pm CST in Session Room 4 of VNATA! We will be taking a deeper look into some of the main physiological claims behind dry cupping therapy! #vNATA@NATAFoundation#FreeCommAwards
Be sure to tune in to #VNATA2020 at 1:30PM CDT for the #FreeComm2020 awards presentations! Alumna Rachel Koldenhoven will have her @UVAEaSIL dissertation work featured, and PhD student Stephanie Stephens will present on her thesis work from ISU. Congratulations! @NATAFoundation
Join us Monday, July 13 at 10:30am CDT for the #FreeCommAwards presentation at #VNATA2020.
View the entire #FreeComm2020 program at 🔗https://t.co/9jBHbOqAhZ
Be sure to tune in for #VNATA2020 next week, and check out these presentations given by @UVAEaSIL lab assistants, PhD students, and faculty! We are all looking forward to sharing and learning through this platform, thanks to @NATAevents for organizing this remote event!
Juneteenth has never been a celebration of victory, or an acceptance of the way things are. It's a celebration of progress. It's an affirmation that despite the most painful parts of our history, change is possible––and there is still so much work to do.
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