Session 052201-3 is a special mini-series focusing on headaches with the help of Audrey Long, a physiotherapist and MDT diplomat in Calgary Canada, as well as faculty for the Mckenzie Institute Canada. She's also a published author, most notably for the "Does it matter which exercise? A randomized control trial from 2004. This series is brought to you as a joint effort with the McKenzie Institute Canada and we're pleased to offer these three cases to MI Canada's pro/plus members. Audrey shares 3 separate headache cases with separate and unique aspects to each. In this first case she shares a 41 year old female with the primary complaint of neck pain. She was a familiar patient to Audrey, in for a "tune up." Audrey heard from her that she had headaches, however they were "rare." Audrey touches on her interpretation when this patient shows some loss of motion and symptoms with one direction of rotation and the opposite with lateral flexion in terms of how she's seen that consistent with upper cervical versus mid or lower. She talks briefly about her look at the thoracic extension and then shifts on visit two and beyond with this unilateral headache and her observations and patient response, including necessary sagittal plane and lateral forces, through to a successful outcome.

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