Concord, NH
Chip is certified in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy of the Spine by the McKenzie Institute. The institute is internationally recognized and McKenzie therapists are trained to understand and classify mechanical issues within the spine or extremities and to implement the appropriate mechanical treatment plan to help remedy the problem. A main goal of a McKenzie therapist is to educate the patient and to have him or her play an active role in the rehabilitation process, promoting independence and functional restoration. Chip has been using this method to help him when treating patients with spine ailments with related extremity disorders and also with extremity injuries not related to the spine.
Mr. Larson has also developed a special interest in treating patients diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. He has been serving this population regularly for over 4 years and remains eager to learn more about this disease and help those with M.S. improve their quality of life.
Ross received his Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Degree from Franklin Pierce University in New Hampshire in 2012. Prior to receiving his doctorate, Ross graduated from Salem State College with a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science in 2008. Ross is a Certified Strenth and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA)and has worked with athletes from various sports and backgrounds. His clinical interests include orthopedic manual therapy, corrective exercise, post-operative and sports rehabilitation.
He combines evidence based treatments with patient education to help each patient return to their prior level of function.
