About the Workshop

Do I Have a Hip Labral Tear?

Tips for Self-Care & Pain Management (Plus! More Snarky Psoas Tips)


This workshop is taught by Dr. Ginger Garner PT, DPT, ATC/L. 

Note: The replay of this workshop course will be available to you for 3 months after purchase.

Do you have:  

  • A Snarky Psoas 
  • Groin pain
  • Inner thigh pain
  • Buttock or pelvic floor aching or pain
  • Thicker or more “congested” knotted feeling in your gluts, hamstrings, low back muscles
  • Point tenderness in the hip flexors in the front of the hip
  • Limited hip range of motion 
  • Feeling of catching, clicking, popping, or a feeling of the hip giving way or feeling unstable 
  • Night pain in the hip area that wakes you 


If you answered yes to any of the above, this workshop is for you!


When

The workshop will be available on demand and you will have 3 months of access to the workshop and the BONUS handout! 

What

This nearly 2 hour workshop veteran hip and pelvic physical therapist and international lecturer and author, Dr. Ginger Garner will teach you how to identify the red flag symptoms of a hip labral tear or re-tear, and what to do for your best self-care if you are preparing for or trying to avoid surgery. Much of the physical therapy advice for managing hip labral tears is based on the misinformed idea you can "stretch" or "strengthen" your way out of the pain from a hip labral tear. 

The truth is - hip labral tears don't even necessarily cause pain. It's what happens to the structures AROUND the hip, pelvis, and low back after a tear that can cause excruciating, intractable pain. The kind of pain that hurts whether you sit, stand, or sleep. Kind of like the same pain you have with what Dr. Garner calls a "Snarky Psoas." 

This workshop will help you understand how to screen for hip labral tears, impingement, and how to identify the most common injuries that arise secondary to the tear. Dr. Garner will discuss lifestyle changes for self-care that can help you manage daily pain, such as best practices for sleep, sitting and standing mechanics, what exercises and movements hurt and which ones help, and how to vet physical therapists and surgeons to find the best one for you. 


You Will Learn: 

  • The red flags signs and symptoms of a hip labral tear OR re-tear

  • The key foundations for successful management of hip labral tears and impingement

  • Key elements for calming related muscles that tend to overfire when there is a hip labral tear (hello, Snarky Psoas for starters)

  • Optimizing sleep, sitting, and standing mechanics

  • Lifestyle considerations for managing pain and inflammation

  • How to vet physical therapists and surgeons to find the best one for you 


Scroll down to see the BONUSES you get by attending the workshop!


Bonus!


You'll get a Bonus Handout of vetted resources from Dr. Garner after the workshop, which will include ways to help you avoid and prevent further injury if you suspect a hip labral tear. 


What You Need to Participate

  • Computer or smartphone and internet connection 
  • Zoom downloaded onto your computer or smartphone
  • Yoga mat or rug 
  • 2 blankets of similar size
  • 2 firm bed pillows and your regular pillow you sleep on
  • 5-6 inch pliable (NOT HARD!) myofascial ball or child's ball that you can use for soft tissue work 

Need some help? Get in touch with us!

Course curriculum

    1. Workshop Overview

      FREE PREVIEW
    2. COMPLETE ME FIRST! RELEASE FORM - REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE

    1. How to use this course

    2. Before we begin...I'd love to get to know you!

    1. Replay Video is HERE

    2. Q&A

    1. Before you go...

    2. Your Bonus Handout is below!

    3. Your Bonus Handout!

About this course

  • $74.99
  • 9 lessons
  • 2 hours of video content

What People Are Saying

Everyone should work with Dr. Garner

Katie Estridge, PT, MPT

I would recommend that everyone work with Ginger Garner. She is without a doubt the best physical therapist I have ever worked with. She understands the human body like no one I have ever met.

Feel better than I've felt in years, AND that's during the pandemic!

Dr. Michelle Walendowski PT, DPT

I’ve been practicing everything I learned from Dr. Garner on an (almost) daily basis, and I have to say I feel healthier and just generally better than I have in years. And that’s during a pandemic!

Grounded, hopeful, pain free, rested, & resilient after Dr. Garner's classes

Dr. Dina Macs, PT, DPT

You are a trusted gem in a sea of on-line unknowns, Dr. Garner, and a gift to us all. Thank you for keeping us safe, evidence-grounded, & soulfully uplifted.

Bonus material

Additional Content & Resources

  • Bonus Content

    You will get 45 page Ebook, Asana Evolution for the Sacroiliac Joint - Ways to preserve and protect the low back and sacroiliac joint during yoga and movement through a stability first integrative approach.

  • Private Facebook Group

    Join Dr. Garner's private Facebook Group for Hip Labral Injury & Impingement, where you can find a community of support of like-minded individuals, as well as have access to Dr. Garner and other hip experts in the field of physical therapy.

Meet Your Instructor

Executive Director, Living Well Institute Dr. Ginger Garner

Dr. Garner, PT, DPT, ATC-Ret is a clinician, author, educator, and longtime advocate committed to improving access to physical therapy services. She is the CEO of Living Well Institute, which has trail blazed interdisciplinary training in Therapeutic Yoga and Lifestyle Medicine since 2000. She also owns Garner Pelvic Health, a private practice located in Greensboro, NC. Dr. Garner specializes in chronic pelvic pain including endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, prolapse, and incontinence, and also serves the performing arts and public speaking community with her unique "voice to pelvic floor" therapy, as well as post hip arthroscopy rehab. Dr. Garner is the author of multiple textbooks and book chapters and has presented at more than 2 dozen conferences worldwide about integrative physical therapy and health promotion across a range of topics impacting pelvic and orthopaedic health. She is an adjunct and guest lecturer for several DPT programs worldwide on topics related to advocacy, as well as endocrinology and pelvic health; and she also teaches for Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. She is an active member of APTA, serving as the Legislative Chair for APTA NC Chapter, a Key Congressional Contact for APTA Private Practice, and a member of the Prenatal & 4th Trimester Task Force for APTA Academy of Pelvic Health. She most recently launched her new podcast on advocacy, the Living Well Podcast. Ginger lives with her family in Greensboro, NC. Visit her at www.integrativelifestylemed.com, www.garnerpelvichealth.com, and on Instagram and YouTube @drgingergarner