Designed to help you improve your ability to identify movement dysfunction through observation, “Seeing is Believing” uses a combination of theory and practice to explore—from both a big-picture perspective and a zoomed-in examination of isolated body parts—how to visually differentiate between “normal” or efficient movement and wonky, laboured, or inefficient movement, and how to integrate those observations into the work you do with your patients or clients. Developed in collaboration with Sally Belanger of LinkAMM