Heather discusses posture assessment purpose and priorities:
In terms of ’tips’ or a focused approach to improvement where posture, balance, and reduced fall risk are involved, I have two pillars on which I build recommended programs:
Heather Campbell, PT, DPT, OCS has 43 years of experience integrating musculoskeletal and neurologic recovery. She earned her physical therapy degree from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a master’s degree in motor control and exercise physiology from University of Denver, and a doctorate from University of Montana. Early in her career she qualified for a manual therapy competence certificate, and Board Certification as an Orthopedic Physical Therapy Specialist.
Dr. Campbell has served on faculties of first professional and post-professional academic programs in physical therapy, medicine, and dentistry, as well as giving local, national and international professional education seminars. She currently serves as affiliate faculty at Regis University. With a career emphasis in musculoskeletal spine care, she focuses on postural, visual and vestibular interdependence and how to influence central sensory processing for recovery after injury or neurologic disease. Her expertise in concussion management links cervicovestibular assessment to all other components in a multidisciplinary approach to care.
She awarded Colorado’s Outstanding PT of the Year in 2019 for her tireless efforts in promoting the return to play legislation, and she consulted in creating the PT department and program for the Marcus Institute for Brain Health in 2017-2018
Heather discusses posture assessment purpose and priorities:
In terms of ’tips’ or a focused approach to improvement where posture, balance, and reduced fall risk are involved, I have two pillars on which I build recommended programs:
Heather Campbell, PT, DPT, OCS has 43 years of experience integrating musculoskeletal and neurologic recovery. She earned her physical therapy degree from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a master’s degree in motor control and exercise physiology from University of Denver, and a doctorate from University of Montana. Early in her career she qualified for a manual therapy competence certificate, and Board Certification as an Orthopedic Physical Therapy Specialist.
Dr. Campbell has served on faculties of first professional and post-professional academic programs in physical therapy, medicine, and dentistry, as well as giving local, national and international professional education seminars. She currently serves as affiliate faculty at Regis University. With a career emphasis in musculoskeletal spine care, she focuses on postural, visual and vestibular interdependence and how to influence central sensory processing for recovery after injury or neurologic disease. Her expertise in concussion management links cervicovestibular assessment to all other components in a multidisciplinary approach to care.
She awarded Colorado’s Outstanding PT of the Year in 2019 for her tireless efforts in promoting the return to play legislation, and she consulted in creating the PT department and program for the Marcus Institute for Brain Health in 2017-2018