I’ve learned much from Josh Bailey over the years and I highly recommend his course.
If you need continuing ed. points and can make it to this course, it is a must!
If you do orthotics on a regular basis for your patients, you will come away from this course with a better understanding of how to choose materials, choose posting angles and use different casting techniques.
Also, you will learn how to troubleshoot problems and avoid common mistakes.
I will be attending this course and I hope to see you there!
Hey everybody, I’d like to continue from the last post showing the video of the vacuum pressing procedure. Now we have our plastic shell, molded onto the positive cast. What next? This shell can be grinded to fit the foot and placed into the shoe and you will have an orthotic right? Maybe, maybe […]
I love technology, don’t you? I would much rather compute something with a device for speed, accuracy and data storage than to do it by hand. Nowadays, we do it with our communication, socializing, entertainment and pretty much every other modern function of life. Using technology for foot scanning is becoming more mainstream and […]
Squash box, foam box…. Some people ridicule it and some people swear by it. Pick your side and you can extoll the virtues of a box of foam or rip it to shreds. That being said, even now as you read this you have chosen your side right? Let me bring some perspective to the […]
I’ve been trying to figure out a way to communicate with my friends and colleagues better. We’ve had some great interaction using pictures and video. We have been able to discuss and design the best foot orthotics to fit into your treatment plan for your patients. I have noticed over the years that some of […]
Foot Orthotics Don’t Work! Let’s face it…foot orthotics don’t work. There, I said it. As someone who has been making orthotics for over 20 years I can say it with a straight face. If you are a practitioner who has treated lower extremity issues for any length of time you have experienced the bag lady […]
Dr. Kirby has been kind enough to share much helpful content on the Facebook page for his Podiatry practice.
There are a lot of helpful pictures and diagrams also….
Dig in and let me know if you have questions!