Brennan Hussey, PT
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1st Anniversary

9/9/2015

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To mark the 1st Year Anniversary of business, I'm starting a blog centered on manual therapy and healthcare...................certainly other topics will be included.  For my first post, I've chosen a bit of information about my background.
After a few months as a new graduate (Mayo Clinic, 1988), I found myself working as a staff PT at Mayo.  Quickly becoming frustrated with the lack of challenge in the conventional medical system, I sought change.  A new job found my young family in southern Oregon (Klamath Falls).  It was here that I was introduced to a teaching institution, the Ursa Foundation in Seattle, WA (now Ursa Educational Institute in Sacramento, CA).
Over the past 26 years of classes in manual therapy, and numerous patients arriving with different afflictions from sport injuries to headaches to back pain, the flaws in our medical system have become obvious to me.
A couple flaws / false assumptions to spark your thoughts:
1) The pain we feel is where the problem exists.
2) Conventional providers offer everything we need.
With that, I'm off.....to another class in Sacramento - "A Comparison of Several Manual Therapy Approaches to Treatment of the Face and Skull"
Your thoughts, comments, suggestions for future topics?????
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The famous Plummer Building in downtown Rochester, MN houses among other services, the medical library - a wonderful place to study.
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Klamath Falls, OR and Upper Klamath Lake; high sage country situated on the eastern basin next to the foothills of the southern Cascades. Our home for three years!
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The California State Capitol in beautiful Sacramento - home of Ursa Educational Institute.
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My corner of the world - 3rd floor of the Zuelke Building in downtown Appleton, WI.
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Tim D
9/9/2015 08:52:08 pm

Brennan,

This is a great blog; a lot of fun facts. I look forward to more about your work - it has always fascinated me!

Hope all is well,
Tim

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Brennan link
9/10/2015 05:32:07 am

Thanks Tim! Looking forward to sharing this adventure.

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Jane Kirkeide link
9/10/2015 06:15:55 am

Great idea, Brennan! I like the topic of how the area of pain is not necessarily the origin. I remember when I was working out heavily having significant pain on the outside of my knee and after many medical evaluations, I went to PT and my therapist found the true origin was a muscle in my lower back. She treated that area and voila, the pain in my knee resolved quickly. Looking forward to reading more from you! Jane

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