May 14, 2021 21 min

9. Whiplash

from Spine & Rehab Specialists Hosted by Harry Koster PT, Cert. MDT

Whiplash is described as an injury caused by a severe or sudden jerk or jolt of the head. Most whiplash cases are due to car accidents but there are numerous different ways you can get whiplash. At Spine & Rehab Specialists we see and rehab whiplash quite often and successfully using a combination of manual therapy, our advanced equipment, exercises tailored to each patient, and more. On this episode of the Spine & Rehab Specialists Podcast Series, we have Harry talking to two different guests, Andrea Goche, PT, DPT, and Earl Hayden, PT, DPT, CSCS. Listen in to hear them talk about Whiplash and the different steps we take to treat and rehab it here at Spine & Rehab Specialists!

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