Chuck Lubeck LMT

08/15/2025

I can relate

The impact of old injuries!

All too often it is something from the top of the list that is causing something on the bottom of the list.

At RAPID we look at our patient’s first known injury and everything in between to try to figure out when their brain took a few dysfunctional memory snapshots which now can distort their body into an angry mess if they sleep or sit wrong.

Recently a student told me that a lot of her clients were waking up with painful necks-her comment was “people aren’t getting injured sleeping are they?”

Of course they are not but their brain has a good memory and if they stay just a hair too long in an awkward position their brain will take them right back to that kink in their neck from when they fell out of that tree at an early age.

Our job as therapists is to simply reassure the brain of its safety and reset the system to quickly undue those nasty memory snapshots.

07/23/2025

You clients pain has little to do with degeneration and damage but lots to do with the sensitization of their nervous system. Knowing how to desensitize, diffuse, and reset the system is the fastest way to reduce pain. This is RAPID!

06/11/2025

Pain decreases when the brain senses less danger and more safety.

05/26/2025

05/26/2025

Now you know!

05/23/2025

RAPID’s playground

04/04/2025

This is an incredibly valuable video to share with your patients who are living in fear of their imaging.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DUTfh9KBk/?mibextid=wwXIfr

03/10/2025

Is your recovery being delayed? For years, RICE has been the standard for injuries, but healing needs movement, not restriction. At RAPID, we embrace inflammation as part of the process.

Check out our success stories and see the results. ✅

Read more: https://www.sportsmedreview.com/blog/acute-injuries-rice-versus-meth/?fbclid=IwY2xjawI4w4NleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHRArZR6IbXeGzwUzUyCLLNu9PpKBsNXdJKteViZAgzeLtCbC-tJOWC3M4Q_aem_PA_rqxQNvynkQtuSINZZOw

01/29/2025

Pain to the rescue!

Nociception reduces pain, clears inflammation, and helps your body heal naturally. 💪

01/29/2025

Eighty percent of your asymptomatic patients(those with no back pain) have at least one herniation, 38% of them have 2 or more, and do not even know about them.

Herniated discs are common and do not equal pain.

For your patients who find out they have a herniation, your best therapeutic advise should be to educate and reassure them of the facts and not allow them to live in fear of their back.