The First Step Recovery Model of Physical Therapy incorporates innovative physical therapy treatment techniques and emphasizes the importance of continuing education for physical therapy professionals.
Step by step evaluation and treatment techniques for functional improvements in the field of physical therapy are essential for practitioners. The First Step Recovery Model (FSRM) identifies 10 Key Components of physical therapy treatment techniques. Each Component can stand alone in a physical therapy treatment session, but when combined in the correct sequence, these Key Components can effectively progress patients past normal predictive values. Engaging in continuing education for physical therapy allows professionals to stay updated on these crucial treatment strategies.
Dr. Josh Davis has over 17 years of experience in the field of physical therapy and has actively engaged in continuing education for physical therapy throughout his career. Dr. Davis developed the First Step Recovery Model, which integrates various physical therapy treatment techniques to enhance patient outcomes.
Step 1 through Step 7, from the Head and Neck Driver to the Foot and Ankle Driver, encapsulates the First Step Recovery Model of Physical Therapy. This model leverages the 10 Key Components of Physical Therapy to develop and advance an individualized treatment plan for each patient, highlighting essential physical therapy treatment techniques. Additionally, it serves as a foundation for continuing education for physical therapy professionals.
First Step is a group of outpatient physical therapy clinics specializing in neurological rehabilitation, utilizing advanced physical therapy treatment techniques. We are also committed to providing continuing education for physical therapy professionals. Click below to learn more about the First Step Recovery Model and how we can assist you.
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