What your colleagues are saying about Integrative Spin:
“I thought about dizziness in a way I hadn’t before.”
“Overall, this is a great course of evidence based practice that every clinician can benefit from.”
“I would recommend this course to a friend!”
Marc A Broberg, MA, PT, DPT, NCS
Marc draws on over 20 years of experience in clinical, research, and educational settings, to offer an ‘integrative spin on dizziness,’ which is a cutting-edge exploration into scientific and humanistic perspectives and strategies to understand and help the person with dizziness. Marc lives with his family in Ventura, CA, where he enjoys outdoor activities, including surfing, swimming, running, and hiking.
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Until recently, I was unaware of how such really smart people (philosophers, neuroscientists, physicists, all the king’s horses…) were in a state far worse than losing their minds. Apparently, they had never found their minds! (or anyone else’s for that matter). They can’t even agree on what constitutes one’s mind. How could something be so…
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We’ve all done it. We encounter and embrace a new mechanistic account of a phenomenon that we can’t wait to share with our patients. I remember explaining to the member of the local motorcycle “club” that his back pain was in his “brain.” I remember the knots in my stomach that tightened as I attempted…
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Dear Colleague, An astute reader of these newsletters, observed that active inference, that is the process of sense-making through predictions, comparisons, and adjustments to minimize discrepancies between predictions and sensory inputs (prediction errors), is (largely, if not entirely) subconscious. Yes! I agree with that assessment. Why then, this preoccupation with the “lived (conscious) experience”? Glad…