Teleseminar Interview #8 - Dr. Andreo Spina | Online Continuing Education for Physical Therapists

Teleseminar Interview #8 - Dr. Andreo Spina

Dr. Spina talks about what's been missing in soft tissue treatment education, how his courses through Functional Anatomy Systems fill in the gaps, the importance of palpation and some common mistakes that are made by clinicians, how his Functional Range Release system works, some examples of his techniques plus some great mobilizations for the hip, knee, and shoulder, how to stay up on the research and more...

Teleseminar Interview &##x23;8 - Dr. Andreo Spina



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Bio

Teleseminar Interview &##x23;8 - Dr. Andreo Spina

Dr. Andreo A. Spina B. Kin, DC, FCCSS(C), D.Ac, CPT
Sports Specialist Chiropractor, Medical Acupuncturist
Certified Personal Training Specialist
Director -- Sports Performance Centres Ltd.
Creator/CEO -- Functional Anatomy Seminars.com
Creator & Head Instructor of Functional Anatomic Palpation Systems™
Creator & Head Instructor of Functional Range Release™

Dr. Spina holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree from McMaster University. He later graduated with summa cum laude and clinic honors from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College as a Doctor of Chiropractic and subsequently completed the two-year post-graduate fellowship in sports sciences. Being the recipient of the 'John W.A. Duckworth Award' for the highest standing in Human Anatomy and Histology, Dr. Spina became the first pre-graduate student to tutor in the cadaver laboratory in the Dept. of Human Anatomy at the Chiropractic College, a position he continued throughout his post graduate fellowship program.

In addition to being an F.A.P.™ instructor, Dr. Spina co-owns and operates the Sports Performance Centres (sports medicine and high performance conditioning centres) in the Greater Toronto Area. He has also authored chapters in various sports medicine textbooks, and is a published researcher.

For more on Dr. Spina, you can also check out his blog HERE



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