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Learn How to Assess and Treat Hypermobility in Circus and Performing Artists

In this Performing Arts SIG panel, PASIG Vice President of Education Melissa Kolski, PT, leads an expert discussion featuring a lineup of clinicians deeply embedded in the world of circus and performing arts: Heather Heineman, PT, DPT, OCS, WCS; Emily Scherb, PT, DPT (author of Aerial Athletes: Flying, Hanging, Wrapping, Catching); and Dawn Muci, DPT, SCS, ATC. Together, they explore physical therapy care for circus artists through the lens of orthopaedics, performance demands, and patient individuality. Join the PASIG: https://www.orthopt.org/content/speci... Target Audience: orthopaedic physical therapists, performing arts PTs, PT students, clinicians treating hypermobility, circus or dance artists, and anyone managing complex athletic performers. Timestamps: 4:10 – Introduction of panelists and unique PT backgrounds in circus arts 10:22 – Common injury patterns and loading concerns in circus disciplines 17:03 – Approaching treatment without over-medicalizing performance pain 24:45 – Educating performers on true end range vs. perceived mobility 28:14 – Cultural differences and barriers to accessing care on tour 33:09 – How hypermobility presents across different age groups and training levels 39:12 – Performer’s story: WPW misdiagnosed as hypermobility for years 44:02 – Screening for co-conditions: GI, neurodivergence, and POTS 50:42 – The benefits of circus for hypermobile bodies—when coached well 52:00 – Addressing mental blocks and performer identity post-injury Download Our Podcast on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6Ecya9I... Download Our Podcast on Apple Podcast's https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...