January 9, 2026

Learning Counterstrain as a Beginner

Counterstrain in Practice · Volume 1 Though every Counterstrain journey begins a little differently, there’s often a shared moment early on when something clicks. For many clinicians learning Counterstrain, that moment comes when a technique feels unexpectedly precise, […]
December 30, 2021

7 Ways to Market Your Private Practice

Owning a physical therapy practice means wearing many hats. On any given day, you’re the clinician, accountant, salesperson, administrator, social media manager, and, yes, marketer–the role we love to avoid. It’s one thing to have the skills; it’s […]
September 30, 2021

PT Burnout is Real—Here’s How to Avoid It

Climbing caseloads, tedious documentation, unpaid overtime—it’s no wonder physical therapists feel burned out. You might not know it based on turnover rates alone—10.7% for hospital-based physical therapists and 13.88% for PTs in home health. The reality is many […]
August 24, 2021

FCS Developer Expands Physiological Rationale for Indirect Tissue Manipulation

The following is an excerpt from “Impaired Lymphatic Drainage and Interstitial Inflammatory Stasis in Chronic Musculoskeletal and Idiopathic Pain Syndromes: Exploring a Novel Mechanism” by Fascial Counterstrain-developer Brian Tuckey, PT, OCS, JSCCI, along with John Srbely, Grant Rigney, […]
June 18, 2021

Athletic Trainer? Larry Ham Has Your Playbook

Larry Ham, MSPT, ATC, JSCCI, is used to being called a miracle worker. A retired physical therapist and volunteer certified athletic trainer with over 30 years experience, he’s treated every injury you could think of from common sprains […]