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Lessons from a Student: The Interaction
The Inspiration Over the past few weeks I have felt called to write about an often uncovered yet extremely important component of the therapeutic process: Patient interaction. We had an instance in...
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My 50th Post: Motivation to Learn
A Little Personal It is hard to believe that I have already written my 50th post after starting this blog in February as a way to enhance both my learning and the learning of others. This blog has...
View ArticleLessons from a Student: The Interaction
The Inspiration Over the past few weeks I have felt called to write about an often uncovered yet extremely important component of the therapeutic process: Patient interaction. We had an instance in...
View ArticleMy 50th Post: Motivation to Learn
A Little Personal It is hard to believe that I have already written my 50th post after starting this blog in February as a way to enhance both my learning and the learning of others. This blog has...
View ArticlePhysical Therapy Faux Pas: 5 Fixable Blunders Clinicians and Coaches Make
Faux Pas: (Noun) An embarrassing or tactless act or remark.¹ I’m not the greatest physical therapist. I make mistakes, some people don’t get better, some people get worse. Yet despite my flaws, I’ve...
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