Happy Independence Day from Integrated Biomechanic Therapy! In honor of those who have served to earn and preserve our freedoms, IBT is proud to announce both the official launch of the One Veteran at a Time Program. In a previous post, an explanation is given of the potential benefits of IBT intervention for our nation’s veterans. With the One Veteran at a Time Program, IBT will be committing to provide free, programmed therapy to a minimum of one veteran at a time! What Ve

Congratulations to Emmett Pryor, the first veteran to complete the IBT One Veteran at a Time Program! To learn more about the IBT One Veteran at a Time Program, check out this article. Emmett Pryor, Marine Corps, Lance Corporal III, served from June 03-07. Emmett suffered a C-5 cervical injury in 2011 from a diving accident. In a wheelchair for the last 7 years as a quadriplegic, he plays quad rugby in addition to throwing the club and racing wheelchair slalom for the VA Game

As 2018 progresses, the potential for Integrated Biomechanic Therapy (IBT) to reach the full spectrum of the human experience is becoming realized. Intentionally expanding my field of view to provide the service of IBT to all owners of a human body has revealed promising impact for persons with disabilities, specifically persons with spinal cord injuries (SCI). According to the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center, an estimated 288,000 individuals are living with an