Introduction
Health care is one of the most prominent issues of our day, and much effort is being focused on the state of our nation’s health care system. We believe that dedicated clinicians who blend evidenced-based practice with sound clinical experience and knowledgeable consumers can change the face of health care. Our courses and services include continuing education courses for health care professionals, speakers for conferences and consumer groups, and consulting on a variety of health topics.
Seminars
Simplifying Sacroiliac Dysfunction
Open to PTs, PTAs, students
Other providers with approval of instructor
Pregnancy & Postpartum Update
Open to PT, PTA, OT, OTA, AT and students
Other providers with approval of instructor
Breast Cancer Rehabilitation
What does the general therapist need to know?
Open to PT, PTA, OT, OTA and students
Other providers with approval of instructor
Core Strengthening From the Inside Out
Open to PT, PTA, OT, OTA, AT and students
Other providers with approval of instructor
Serola Sacroiliac Belt
The Serola Sacroiliac Belt helps normalize the muscle control in your pelvis. This allows these muscles and ligaments to work properly and strengthen while you wear the belt, therefore reducing your risk of re-injury during work or play.
Sacroiliac Pain
Understanding the Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method
Sacroiliac Pain, Understanding the Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method is designed to help improve muscle imbalances and weakness by providing a simple approach to treating sacroiliac pain.
The first section provides background on recognizing sacroiliac pain. Topics include common causes of sacroiliac pain; muscles, joints, and ligaments that are often involved; and how pain and fear of movement results in decreased function and increased pain.
The second section is dedicated to the Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method and provides step-by-step instructions for the exercises with supporting video links.
Additional stretching exercises are included. Instruction on breathing as well as its importance in relaxation and pain management is emphasized, along with mindfulness. Tips on beginning a walking program and progression to other forms of exercise are also included.
The third section provides additional education regarding use of a sacroiliac belt and other frequently asked questions. An exercise planner is also included for logging workouts, giving you everything you need for improving function, fitness, and wellness.
Read more in Deborah's blog on Sacroiliac Pain.
Consulting Services
For Individuals and Organizations on a Private Pay Basis
Individual Consultation
Individual Consultations
Consults can be performed in person or by webcam for Ohio residents
To communicate or schedule an appointment with physical therapist Dr. Deborah Riczo, contact Deborah via email with your request. Please specify if you would like the consult in person at your home or office, or by email, phone or webcam.
You will receive in reply an email with specific instructions which will include:
Filling out a medical screening form, which will include:
- Past medical
- Surgical history, MRI and/or X-Ray results, current symptoms
- Current problems with functioning during your day
If consult are to be done by phone or email, you will need to send:
- Two photos in a bathing suit or sports bra or bra/shorts, no shoes or socks on
- Full body from the side
- Full body from the back
Deborah will review your information and contact you via email with suggested times for the consultation.
After the consult, Deborah will send you by email a summary of recommendations.
First 15 minutes: $50
Each Additional 15 Minutes: $25
(Consults typically take 30 minutes to 1 hour.)
- Lower Back Pain/Sacroiliac Dysfunction
- Core Strengthening
- Pregnancy & Postpartum
- Ergonomics
- Taping
- Breast Cancer
A consult with Deborah B. Riczo, PT, DPT, MEd is not intended to substitute for medical care and/or a visit to your physician. Although much can be gained through consultation, there is no substitute for personal medical care.
Deborah may recommend you to see a physical therapist and/or physician in your area for follow-up to this consultation.
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