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Mark Cairns, LAT, ATC, PRT, CCISM

Mark Cairns, LAT, ATC, PRT, CCISM

I have been accredited as a PRT through the Postural Restoration Institute. This means that I have studied a great deal on the role the pelvis and spine and trunk on patho-mechanical relationships in the body creating patterns that cause pain, injury, etc. in the body. My objectives include helping my patients return to normal active daily living with pain, and to have a role in some organization to help athletic individuals achieve their goals.

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  • Factors that May Influence the Response to Critical Incidents and Biopsychosocial Elements of Self-Care for the Athletic Trainer
    Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    The athletic trainer is involved in critical incidents (e.g., emergencies occurring to athletes or patients) throughout their career. The psychological response by the athletic trainer to a critical incident is a vital concern in navigating the aftermath of the incident, and may well influence their overall well-being and retention in the athletic training profession. Two areas for consideration in the aftermath of a critical incident for the athletic trainer are compassion fatigue and burnout that may exacerbate their response to a critical incident, and the biopsychosocial elements of self-care. This presentation will address the issues that may affect the athletic trainer’s response…