About this episode

The episode explores the complexities of manual therapy and the subjective experiences of patients with Paul Ingram.

Send us Fan Mail Manual therapy is full of confident stories: tight fascia, “alignment,” trigger points that must be released, posture that must be corrected. Then real life shows up and ruins the script. People feel better for a day, or a week, or not at all, and yet many still say massage is essential. We dig into that tension with Paul Ingram of PainScience.com, a former massage therapist known for skeptical deep dives that still leave room for nuance. We talk about what massage therapy c...

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Host: Troy Lavigne

Guest: Paul Ingram

Topics covered

• manual therapy
• massage therapy
• pain management
• skepticism
• patient experience

Keywords

• manual therapy
• massage
• pain relief
• fascia
• trigger points
• alignment
• posture

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: PainScience.com

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