I Can Sit Again

Non-Surgical Treatment for Tailbone Pain

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Tailbone pain is life changing. It affects the way of sitting, working, driving, or traveling. It consumes the everyday thought process, leading to loss of concentration, irritability, and depression. However, this is treatable. Tailbone pain can be treated, and those with this pain will sit comfortably again. Dr. Jennifer K. Stebbing, DO takes the concepts behind regenerative orthopedic treatment procedures that Dr. Chris Centeno discusses in his book Orthopedics 2.0, and Dr. Marchetti’s guide on the science of current stem cells options discussed in A Buyer’s Guide to Stem Cell Therapies and makes them easy to understand. In I Can Sit Again, those with tailbone pain are taught:

• What to do to treat their pain
• What type of doctors offer treatment
• What to expect during treatment
• What to expect as they heal, after they are treated

Rehabbing the Last 10%

Solutions for Patients Who Have Plateaued during Physical Therapy

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This book is for physical therapists who are looking for solutions for the 10% of patients who have plateaued during physical therapy. These patients both frustrate and challenge you. They may lead you to believe that you are lacking a skill or your methods are not good enough, but that doesn’t have to be the case.

As an osteopathic sports medicine physician with a special interest in regenerative medicine, author Dr. Stebbing works with physical therapists to diagnose, treat and rehab these difficult patients. These patients are not surgical candidates, they don’t want medications or steroid injections to bandaid their pain anymore. She has successfully treated many patients with chronic pain after injuries and accidents, and is a beacon of hope for patients whose pain is real.

If your drive to get patients better leads you to be curious and open to integration of new treatment options, this is the book for you. This book follows books such as Brent Stevenson’s book Why Things Hurt: Life Lessons from an Injury-Prone Physical Therapist and the “Fixing You” series by Rick Olderman MSPT for those cases when correcting biomechanics is not enough.