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We saw a patient case shared by Naveed Shan and the ramifications of him NOT asking some simple questions could have lead to a patient's death. But fortunately for everyone involved Naveed is a PT who keeps asking questions when things just don't s...

The name Adam Meakins always causes a stir in the profession of Physiotherapy (Physical Therapy for us Yanks). We caught up with Adam last year at this time and wanted to bring back his thoughts on manual therapy.

WEB PT released it's 3rd annual "State of Rehab Therapy" insight. A 30+ page deep dive into statistics and insights from more than 6,000 responses across the profession. We caught up with Heidi and looked at the responses and trends that stood out ...

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We talked with Kathy Shirley who's been a PT for 38 YEARS! She's seen trends in PT come and go... and come back again. We talked about incorporating mental health coaching in her practice, how we might be a part of ageism internally and why we need to...

Kara Gainer and Heather Smith of the APTA talk us through proposed changes in Medicare payment structures and an update on MIPS.

We talked with Bob Rowe who is the Executive Director of Brooks IHL at Brooks Rehabilitation located in Jacksonville, FL. In addition to developing and managing the current and future residency/fellowship programs within Brooks Rehabilitation,

This is a #TBT episode from last year when we were live at the NEXT conference in Orlando Florida. We talked to Mary Elizabeth Parker who is a clinical associate professor at the Texas State PT program.

Alan M. Jette, PT, PhD, MPH, FAPTA, is Professor of Interprofessional Studies in the PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program and in the Department of Physical Therapy at the MGH Institute. He is also the editor-in-chief of Physical Therapy (PTJ),

We talk with Alan Lee on Telehealth, where we are as a profession and where we're going (quickly). Alan is a professor of physical therapy at Mount Saint Mary's University with a research interest in Telehealth.

We talked to 2 SPTs about the Tri-State PT conference coming up on October 11-13th in Las Vegas! Juliette Dassinger and Shivani Suklikar break down what's going on in Vegas during the conference. Important links!

We talked to Raine & Bill while at the Brooks IHL Scholarly Symposium in Jacksonville Florida. Raine is the Director of Research at Brooks Rehabilitation and Adjunct Faculty at the University of North Florida.

We talked to Josh Funk and PT from Rehab2Perform about community and how he builds it in and around his clinic.

We talked with Brad Cooper who's been writing for the APTA for years now about a recent publication in APTA's Perspectives Magazine. He gave 10 book titles that helped to shape his career and gave insight for each on what they brought to him.

We get to the bottom of what clinical informatics and health informatics is and why Physical Therapist Stephanie Glick decided to shift her focus to where there as a Non-Clinical PT! Read more about Stephanie at the NonClincalPT.

This throw back episode was recorded at the 10 year anniversary of the Graham Sessions - a small conference hosted by the APTA's Private Practice Section. The setting is a small group (about 150 attendees) where there is only ONE rule.

We were invited to the 4th annual Brooks IHL Scholarly Symposium in Jacksonville and got a chance to speak to Jackie Osborne who is part of their Geriatric Residency. We covered residency education, Ageism and a passion for documentation?!

We went LIVE! @ CSM with three friends of the show in a chance for them to present while @ CSM, but do it without the filter that many presentations have to pass through. Megan Bellamy Brown of Mind the Mat Cole Galloway of Go Baby Go! and

A TBT episode w Meg Lowry, creator of Clock Yourself, attained her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2007 from the University of QLD, and her Master of Health Services Management from Griffith University in 2015. She has worked at Ipswich General Hospital,

Jimmy McKay was asked by the APTA's Student Assembly to talk about personal branding, but it wound up being a conversation about the basics of communications. Sending and receiving messages IS personal branding.