If Ur struggling in clinic, U don't need another manual therapy or exercise course U need a framework 4 supporting behaviour change, nurturing allyship & communication skill development Support w/ boundary setting & being aware of Ur own biases & privilege Invest in urself.

You don’t need manual therapy to be a great physio... You don’t need fancy rehab to be a great physio... You don’t need CBT to be a great physio... You just need a genuine desire to try and help those in pain and distress! Listen, acknowledge, explain and encourage! 👍

In this episode, @drkarlnadolsky touches on obesity, diet and nutrition with a discussion on the utility and limitation of screening tools. He also gives simple advice on how to make a greater impact on your general health. We then talk bout obesity and testosterone.

Latest episode is now up on your favourite platforms! . Greg Lehman is a physiotherapist, chiropractor, educator, and strength and conditioning coach. In this episode, @greglehman speaks about critical thinking, questioning, and being able to understand what we don’t know.

Let's normalize not normalizing pseudoscience.

One of the signs of intelligence is to be able to accept the facts without being offended. 🧠

Latest episode is now up on your favourite platforms! Returning in this episode is Dr. Demetry Assimakopoulous, a chiropractor and teacher who works in the realm of chronic pain. Dr. Demetry

"We've tried nothing, and we're all out of ideas!"

Our words matter. Using silly or outdated explanations about SMT is like throwing plastic into the ocean. Future generations of clinicians just keep having to clean up the damage. Be honest about what we don’t know.

I’m not my pain, I’m a person I’m not my diagnosis, I’m a person I’m not a thing to be managed, I’m a person I’m not a thing to be treated, I’m a person I’m not a condition to be scanned, I’m a person. Understand me, listen to me, respect me, that’s how you can help me. 🙏

Some admirable things to do: - Admit mistakes when you're wrong - Challenge beliefs when presented with new evidence - Practice becoming aware of personal biases - Say "I don't know" if you don't know - Approach complex topics with humility - Respect expertise

Let's talk REDUCTIONISM. Isolalating pain to only mechanical causes WITHOUT ever considering other reasons someone might be experiencing pain is like eating a pb&j sandwich, but without the pb and bread.

Teams looking to rebuild should just fold, and then re-apply for expansion in 2024.

And this number rises significantly in msk fields like chiro and physio.

This podcast summarizes where I think we are with #spine care, and where we need to go from here. Work to do…#BackPain Thanks Ragav Sharma for letting me share my thoughts.

Never forget Waddel's 1987 award winning paper which said this. Yet in 2021, we're still trying to overcomplicate things.

New episode of ARME Radio featuring Erik Meira🦩 is up and live on your favourite streaming platform! Erik led us down a road on a ton of important topics in rehab and healthcare.

I know he's made some big saves at big times, but boy Samsonov is not good at squaring up on low to high chances. Positioning has been an issue, especially when he goes into panic mode. Wish there was more discourse on this. Mike McKenna thoughts?