Marry Massery's guest appearances

Marry Massery

wiredON Development Interviews

Susan Blum

Kim Barthel

Cylie Williams

Cole Galloway

Nancy Hylton

Brian Hoare

Karen Pape

Judy Carmick

Shelley Mannell

Liesa Persaud

Jo-Anne Weltman

Esther de Ru

Oren Steinberg

Colleen Peyton

Anat Baniel

OwlTail

We talk about multi-disciplinary and we talk about being wholistic therapists that see the whole child, but Dr Mary Massery lives and breathes these concepts (excuse the pun). Mary Massery is probably most well know for her soda pop can theory of postural stability and in our interview I was expecting to focus on breathing and core - and we did a lot of that - but thats just a starting point.  Mary has a formidable and impressive reputation as a thought leader in physical therapy and it is well deserved. She is an international key note speaker,  an academic and a practicing clinician who fully intends to keep practicing after she turns 100, which is a good thing for the rest of us and all the clients she works with! I was hugely excited to interview Mary fo a wired on Podcast and I was not disappointed. You won’t be either - you  are going to love this interview - enjoy  For links and more information go to www.wiredondevelopment.com

We talk about multi-disciplinary and we talk about being wholistic therapists that see the whole child, but Dr Mary Massery lives and breathes these concepts (excuse the pun). Mary Massery is probably most well know for her soda pop can theory of postural stability and in our interview I was expecting to focus on breathing and core - and we did a lot of that - but thats just a starting point. Mary has a formidable and impressive reputation as a thought leader in physical therapy and it is well deserved. She is an international key note speaker, an academic and a practicing clinician who fully intends to keep practicing after she turns 100, which is a good thing for the rest of us and all the clients she works with! I was hugely excited to interview Mary fo a wired on Podcast and I was not disappointed. You won’t be either - you are going to love this interview - enjoy For links and more information go to <a href="http://www.wiredondevelopment.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wiredondevelopment.com</a>

Dr Marry Massery: Bridging systems in  pediatric physical therapy

We talk about multi-disciplinary and we talk about being wholistic therapists that see the whole child, but Dr Mary Massery lives and breathes these concepts (excuse the pun). Mary Massery is probably most well know for her soda pop can theory of postural stability and in our interview I was expecting to focus on breathing and core - and we did a lot of that - but thats just a starting point.  Mary has a formidable and impressive reputation as a thought leader in physical therapy and it is well deserved. She is an international key note speaker,  an academic and a practicing clinician who fully intends to keep practicing after she turns 100, which is a good thing for the rest of us and all the clients she works with!I was hugely excited to interview Mary fo a wired on Podcast and I was not disappointed. You won’t be either - you  are going to love this interview - enjoy For links and more information go to www.wiredondevelopment.com

We talk about multi-disciplinary and we talk about being wholistic therapists that see the whole child, but Dr Mary Massery lives and breathes these concepts (excuse the pun). Mary Massery is probably most well know for her soda pop can theory of postural stability and in our interview I was expecting to focus on breathing and core - and we did a lot of that - but thats just a starting point. Mary has a formidable and impressive reputation as a thought leader in physical therapy and it is well deserved. She is an international key note speaker, an academic and a practicing clinician who fully intends to keep practicing after she turns 100, which is a good thing for the rest of us and all the clients she works with! I was hugely excited to interview Mary fo a wired on Podcast and I was not disappointed. You won’t be either - you are going to love this interview - enjoy For links and more information go to <a href="http://www.wiredondevelopment.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wiredondevelopment.com</a>