Do you lack clarity in the subjective assessment? Because without this, the objective may be overwhelming you… …which will lead to a poor explanation of the problem… …and a vague treatment plan. Most importantly, there is also a lack of clarity for the patient. A lack of clarity can often lead to inaction. If you …
Preview: number 20 surprised me Hey, Although I’d done telehealth appointments with athletes and odd patients previously… We’d never promoted it as a service. Over the course of the last 3 months, we’ve completed 369 Telehealth appointments and growing… Here are mine and Shane’s (head coach in the mentorship) 21 biggest lessons from over 369 …
Thanks to Mario for coming onto the podcast! Mario is an osteopath based down near Buckinghamshire – do you want to tell us a little bit about yourself Mario? Yeah so I’ve been down here working as an osteopath for about 10 years now. On this journey I’ve been throwing myself into various courses and …
Every now and again, you get a star student in the ‘Go-To’ Therapist Mentorship program… Someone who listens, who uses their brain, asks questions that make you think and they implement! One of those students is David Grey of David Grey Rehab living in the Waterford area, Ireland. About David Grey David was a committed …
Continuing professional development (cpd) is non-negotiable for physiotherapists, physical therapists, chiropractors, osteopaths and sports therapists. This guide has everything you need to know about how to choose your next physio cpd courses so you can make the best use of your time, money and effort to become the ‘Go-To’ Therapist in your town. So if …
So thanks to Alex for coming onto the podcast, Alex is a physio, he’s just started his own practice with Origin Physiotherapy – do you want to tell us a little bit more about that first of all Alex? Yeah so brand new, I’ve been trading for 2 weeks. I was ready to start my …
In this article, you’ll learn just how quick and easy a diaphragm and pelvic floor assessment can be. I spent years not knowing the full significance of these muscles… Using hands-on treatment trying to help back pain, shoulder pain, hip, hamstring, or groin issues… only for the problem to return again. It wasn’t until I …
Cheers Dave for coming over and coming onto the podcast! So just to start Dave can you tell us a bit about what attracted you to the mentorship in the first place? Thanks for having me Shane, always good to be here. Before I joined I was speaking to Dave and it wasn’t really one …
To start with Alan can you give us a little bit of background of yourself, I know you have an interesting story with your athletics background and your experiences there leading to getting into the therapy world? Yeah no problem, I got really into athletics in my twenties. Joined the army around that time …
From mentoring 100s of other therapists on my mentorship I’ve learned that a lot of therapists struggle with rehab programs. Most are very generic, throwing in a few sets of glute bridges with a few stretches and hoping for the best. Having been lucky enough to work with some excellent therapists and S+C coaches in …