171: The Most Skipped Step in Assessment and Why It Matters Most (with Whitney Lowe)
🎙 The Most Skipped Step in Assessment and Why It Matters Most
What if the most important part of your assessment never involves touching your client? In this solo episode, Whitney dives deep into the client history — the most critical yet frequently overlooked component of manual therapy assessmen…
173: Recognizing & Touching Trauma (with Dr. Peter Levine) Listener Favorite
🎙 Recognizing & Touching Trauma (with Dr. Peter Levine)
By popular demand! Originally aired as Episode 108, Til’s conversation with Dr. Peter Levine quickly became one of our most listened-to episodes ever — and it’s easy to hear why. The developer of Somatic Experiencing®, bestselling author of W…
175: The Affection Question (with Kory Floyd)
🎙 The Affection Question (with Kory Floyd)
How many of your clients come to you, week after week, not just for their shoulder or their low back — but because yours may be the one space in their life where they feel truly touched, attended to, and seen? Roughly 40% of people report not getting enou…
How God Moves Toward You
Has your relationship with God ever felt confusing, distant, or just plain nonexistent? How would it change your life if you truly believed--that the God of the universe is running after you? Full speed. And he will never, ever stop. Trillia Newbell talks with Whitney Lowe about her book, Called B…
176: Becoming Friends with Movement (with Nuria Bowart)
🎙 Becoming Friends with Movement (with Nuria Bowart)
📌 Save the date: early December 2026 in Boulder, Colorado — as a result of their discussion here, Til and Nuria are teaching a collaborative workshop for bodyworkers, hands-on and moving, both. Details to come at https://advanced-trainings.com
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177: Clinical Reasoning, or Clinical Improvisation? (with Whitney Lowe & Til Luchau)
🎙 Clinical Reasoning, or Clinical Improvisation? (with Whitney Lowe & Til Luchau)
Every good protocol, recipe, or routine is designed to be outgrown. The trouble is that almost nobody tells you when.
Protocols are how most of us learned: a sequence, a recipe, a named technique for a named conditi…
Ep 591 – Creative Kinesiology with Whitney Lowe
In this episode of The ABMP Podcast, Whitney Lowe explores how massage therapists can move beyond rote memorization and begin applying kinesiology in a more practical, creative way. Whitney covers force vectors, muscle contractions, movement patterns, and assessment strategies that can help practit…
179: Nerve Pain: Stop Blaming Compression (with Whitney Lowe & Til Luchau)
🎙 Nerve Pain: Stop Blaming Compression (with Whitney Lowe & Til Luchau)
Ask almost any manual therapist what they learned about nerves in school, and you get some version of the same answer: not much.
Most of us were handed the wiring model. A nerve is a cable, it carries a signal, and there are …
180: Fascial Elves and Vikings (with Heike Oellerich & Miriam Wessels)
🎙 Fascial Elves and Vikings (with Heike Oellerich & Miriam Wessels)
Some people can fold themselves into almost any position but struggle to find stability; others feel strong and solid but can’t reach their toes—and the difference may start long before either of them ever trained.
Most of us wer…
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