Articles by Dr Jarod Hall
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How do patients believe manual therapy works? An exploratory qualitative study
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“It’s hard to trust an individual, it’s easier to trust an image”-patients with low back pain want imaging as a means of coping with uncertainty
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Harmful words: a qualitative survey of pain clinicians’ perspectives on unhelpful messages in chronic pain
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Expectations about the benefit of exercise, not surgery, are associated with future pain and physical function in patients with non-specific low back pain
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The influence of hip extensor and lumbar spine extensor strength on lumbar spine loading during a squat lift
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The effect of six-week regular stretching exercises on regional and distant pain sensitivity: an experimental longitudinal study on healthy adults
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(Golden Oldie) Increasing recreational physical activity in patients with chronic low back pain: a pragmatic controlled clinical trial
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A modern way to teach and practice manual therapy
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A critical review of the role of manual therapy in the treatment of individuals with low back pain
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Dr Jarod Hall
Physiotherapist
USA
Jarod Hall is a physio, clinic director, adjunct assistant faculty member, and regular lecturer on managing complex patients with a simple approach rooted in the biopsychosocial model. He’s written extensively on manual therapy, pain science, simplifying clinical practice, and various other physical therapy topics.
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