Dr. Anthony PribilaDr. Pribila received his Doctorate of Science (DSc) degree in physical therapy from Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan.
Dr. Pribila went on to earn his first manual therapy certification (CMP) from internationally esteemed physical therapist Brian Mulligan of New Zealand. He added a second manual therapy certification (CMPT) through the North American Institute of Manual Therapy.
Among further professional training and accomplishments, Dr. Pribila is a certified ergonomic assessment specialist (CEAS); earned a Level 2 certification in Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) through Functional Movement Systems; and a certification in instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM).
Dr. Pribila is certified through the American Institute of Balance in post-concussion management treatment. He has been certified in intramuscular dry needling since 2013 and possesses two dry needling certifications. Dr. Pribila has also completed substantial research on cervicogenic headaches.
Plantar fasciitis is that nagging to sharp profound pain often felt in the undersurface of the foot or feet. As a physical therapy doctor who has treated this condition successfully, I have a unique insight to bring a resolution to this painful condition.
Proper body mechanics starts the moment you get out of bed until you lay back down. Poor body mechanics can make the difference between a speedy or delayed recovery from injury and even result in potential re-injury.
Determining the source of headaches and dizziness can have some elusive causes. The use of intramuscular dry needling in determining the cause of the headaches or dizziness and then treatment of it has been examined in several case studies.
There are various forms of Vitamin E including tocopherols- alpha, beta, delta and gamma and many popular big box store brand vitamins only include synthetic tocopherols. A delta form of vitamin E from the annatto plant has been shown the most benefit.
