Mulligan Self Mobilization Versus Mulligan Snags on Cervical Position Sense

Mulligan Mobilization versus Stretch- Ing on the Management of Piriformis Syndrome a Comparative Study

Background: Piriformis syndrome is a commonly overlooked specific cause of low back pain. Apart from mimicking the sciatica-like symptoms, unilateral piriformis tightness can cause rotational dysfunction and pain in the lumbar region. This could lead to low back pain which is a common musculo skeletal problem and a major reason for activity limitation. Stretching the piriformis tightened muscle...

The Mulligan Concept Teachers Association

Richard Mulligan: from skeptic to true believer

For most people, the trip from the Whitehead Institute at MIT (the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) to Harvard Medical School is a two-mile bus ride. For Richard Mulligan, who late last year became the first director of the Harvard Gene Therapy Initiative, it seems like a voyage to a new world. It is daunting enough that Mulligan had to move from the MIT’s ‘research is all that counts’ at...

WCPT Awards for Brian Mulligan and Robin McKenzie.

Therapy (WCPT) conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, two physical therapists from New Zealand were honoured with the WCPT International Service to the Profession Award1. This award is presented at most once every four years to physical therapists that have made an exceptional contribution to the profession at the international or regional level by way of excellence in the areas of practice...

mulligan mobilization with movement: can it be used for the management of any tendinopathy?