
Physical therapist
Dr. Clark BeckPT, DPT · Physical Therapist
Works one-on-one with every patient and looks for what is causing the pain.
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The conversation
13 minutes with host Joe Brown. Start anywhere: chapters on the right.
Episode coming soonStuck Neck, Back Pain & Dry Needling: What a Physical Therapist Wants You to Know
Episode 10 · 12:34 · Episode notes
Chapters
- 0:00The stuck-neck morning
- 0:55Welcome & meet Dr. Beck
- 1:39What to look for in a physical therapist
- 2:41Green flags and red flags
- 3:15The pebble in your shoe
- 3:58ER first, or a physical therapist?
- 4:43The McKenzie movement test
- 5:38Dr. Beck's own stuck neck
- 6:45What dry needling feels like
- 8:13Dry needling vs. acupuncture
- 8:53Getting back to the trail and the gym
- 10:05Sit all day? One change
- 10:48What to know before you walk in
- 11:41Wrap-up
For general information, not a substitute for advice from your own doctor.
02How he thinks
How he thinks
about care
- Degree
- Doctor of Physical Therapy, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions
- Experience
- Over 5 years
- Training
- Certified in dry needling; trained in HVLA thrust manipulation and mechanical diagnostics (McKenzie)
- Approach
- Treats every patient one-on-one
- Outside work
- Family, gardening, board and card games
I treat every single one of my patients for an hour, one-on-one. I never hand you off to... an assistant.
Summary written by Top Providers from his Episode 10 interview.
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In his words
Verbatim from his Episode 10 interview.
I treat every single one of my patients for an hour, one-on-one. I never hand you off to... an assistant.Dr. Clark Beck, Episode 10
Is it the mattress that you're sleeping on? Is it a move that you're doing incorrectly at the gym? And I always try to identify that.Dr. Clark Beck, Episode 10
If you are in, for example, a car accident or some sort of a traumatic event and you suspect that there might be, you know, fracture... you should go to the emergency room.Dr. Clark Beck, Episode 10
I only use my needles for muscles, joints, and nerves.Dr. Clark Beck, Episode 10
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The practice
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To The Point Physical Therapy
Serves Davis County.
- Address
- 40 E Pages Ln, Centerville, UT 84014
- Phone
- (385) 489-4013
- Hours
- Monday – Friday6am – 7pmWeekendsBy request
Practice websitetothepointphysicaltherapy.com
To The Point Physical Therapy40 E Pages LnCenterville, UT 84014
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Episode 10 · episode notesStuck Neck, Back Pain & Dry Needling: What a Physical Therapist Wants You to Know
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