Good History
Tell me what happened before what happened, happened.

Good History
Only by looking at where we’ve been, can we see where we want to go.
To create an appropriate plan for a client, understanding his or her history is critical. Only by having a complete picture of a client — surgeries, fractures, concussions, pain, medications, and even diet — will I have the information I need. By having both an anatomical and time-based history, I am able to identify potential causes of immobility, pain, or other problems, leading to a quicker solution.
Client history impacts where I start with a client, how far and how fast I will push him or her, their homework, and the type of support I may need from other practitioners to address client needs.
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