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Was the name of the app ever mentioned?

I have been to a lot of professionals and Dr McDonald has been the only one to give me results- much respect!!

Put your phone down and pay attention to the road. Selfish jackass.

I appreciate what you’re trying to do, and I do t want to be THAT person, but should you be driving while filming this? I’d hate for something awful to happen that’s entirely preventable. Maybe I’m just not understanding the situation because of different local laws or maybe different technology being used 🤷‍♀️.

Hi wow you naturally beautiful 🔥🤭

This makes sense. As you said difrent perspective is a very helpful thing. People with difrent perspectives learn different skills

Thank you so much for this information. I am a current PTA graduate from Delgado in New Orleans and I am interested in Pelvic Health and this podcast was so helpful post graduation

THE FACT I WAS GOING TO MAKE LEMONADE TODAY

Bold of you to think I have a to do list 😔

Dirt bikes

You didn't teach me anything

Thank you, I feel I’m in one of those situations now. I’ve been unsure on how to approach it, but I guess it’s best to just be direct.

Truth. Go get yours.

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Is your name joe or actually joseph?

Very surprised to hear Susan state that HINTS is "ataxia, head impulse test and direction changing nystagmus". Yes, the head impulse test and direction changing nystagmus are two components of the HINTS exam, but it's actually test of skew, and not ataxia that is the third component.

Love these short clips!

Every student she be able to give an informed consent about the education, ROI, and life after school. Informed consent… just like we provide for patients.

That’s right… the math isn’t there. I’m sorry, but value of education and the pride in our work doesn’t pay the bills.

Sad, the quality of the information seems really good, but the audio quality makes it really hard for me as a nonnative english speakers to understand most of it. Thanks anyway!

Very impressive❤🙏

David butler is a quack and is detrimental to patients recovery

Hey group....I have a "nerve bundle" in my residual limb just below the TMR that was done two years ago. Tried to have a nerve block done but the physiatrist couldn't find the right nerve with them all bunch up in a ball. Looking for a neurosurgeon who can "inravel" it. What happens is that nerve gets pinched after about 4 hours or so when I put my prosthetic on. It relaxes after I take my prosthetic off for about 10 minutes,.... then put my prosthetic back on and I'm good to go again. I will travel if need be. Spokane isn't rolling in neurosurgeons.

Thank you so much for this podcast. Very insightful. Warm regards from a runner in Mozambique 🇲🇿

I have worn prism glasses for horizontal double vision for about 20 years. I am now 60 and has been diagnosed with the vertical double vision. New glasses have been ordered and I have just begun listening to these podcasts and video interviews of patients from old to new and it's fascinating to discover how widespread this vision problem is. My 10-year-old granddaughter suffers with reading in school constant nausea and anxiety. I am sharing your videos with my son and his wife. Thank you!

Mobile no plz

Very useful. Thank you

Thank you for the podcast it is really helpfull but i am wondering why you don not get a stipend in phd programm, or have i misunderstod

Tavona has done what I wish to do and break away from just physiotherapy to become an online coach. Does she offer guidance for this?

I’ve been a PT for 21 years and a DOR a majority of those years. For me, I feel that the rehab industry started burning me out around 2015. At that time in the SNF setting, my employers began to un-define and redefine Medicare guidelines. I started to feel like I was forced in a corner and unable to be ethical and do right by my patients. This continued to worsen. After PDPM hit in 2019, overnight I lost my entire caseload of patients due to the way my employer at the time handled the change from RUGS to PDPM. At that time I took another DOR job. This job was the beginning of the end for me. The worst 2 years of my life. Patient care went straight to the toilet and the company work culture was beyond toxic. I was an hourly employee and working up to 30 hours a week off the clock. I didn’t have one single day off, I worked weekends, holidays and PTO days. It became so severe that I fell asleep 3 times when I was driving home from work. The exhaustion was and sometimes still is unshakable. I’m at the end of my PT career but have about 20 years left to work. So I’m 46, and have an MSPT and DPT and can’t be a PT. I’m under medical care for this, but it’s just heartbreaking to have witnessed the downfall of our entire profession.

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Thank you so much for this podcast. It is very refreshing to hear and learn about PT in such a different environment to the usual MSK clinic or hospital setting. Very refreshing and educational, thank you so much. I'll be sure to subscribe so that I can get more of this type of content 😄

#HETConference My personal thought is that it may be time to start exploring conferences outside of the field of physical therapy.

I scored 41 on the screening test. I am so symptomatic of this. I have however been diagnosed with ADHD for which I am medicated, but dizziness, motion sickness and anxiety has actually increased!

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pls add english subtitles ....

Nice content , thanks a lot for sharing ! It would be nice if Dr Jill can speak about the concept of treatment / rehabilitation of ruptured / repaired Achilles tendon in one of the future podcasts !

Interviewing the Grande Dame of PT in a busy, loud gym…please find a quiet room next time! Great questions & rapport though!!

I am an architect but my sister doesn't know english so I'm here to translate :))))) but I have always interested space and human body so I really enjoyed and be informated. Thank you for this great podcast!

Thanks Jason. I've been aware of Dr. Cook for a few months. Thanks Dr Cook. You're amazing. I believe that I have jumper's knee. At first, I blamed it on tree climbing arborist work. I was out of shape. However, I now think the overload came when I was trying to get the wrinkles out of an area rug, by jumping forward to stretch the rug. I'm 56 years old. I've been trying isometric loading with leg extensions. 5 sets @45 seconds, using a stop watch. The problem is that I have to drive a semi and climb in and out of it several times a day. Plus it's hard to keep my left leg extended, while driving. Thank goodness it's an automatic. I'm am self treating because Dr Cook is in the land down under, and I am in Cincinnati, Ohio. I also have been following "the knees over toes guy".

OMG!! Dr Tiffany..you are the Bomb Diggity!! My two children are pursuing doctorates in this field...my daughter graduated Kinesiology from Hampton in 2020 and will be pursuing a DPT at Wash. U in STL this Fall, my son Juston graduated Exercise Science from Creighton in 2020 and will finish his Masters at UNO in 2022 and begin a PhD in Fall 2022 They are financially responsible for their advanced degrees and face a debt to income scenario that is not pretty... Your advice is exactly what I have been looking for to help them shape a more dynamic and financially rewarding future by leveraging their passion for the helping people improve their physical and athletic performance ...and intelligence. They will be reaching out to you...I pray for your continued success and your commitment to being a role model...#GOGIRLGO!

Thank you for sharing your story Dr. Johnson and Inspiring me!! 💟🧡💛💚💙💜

Woah! This is so exciting, you have such an ease. Super cool, how rad is that? Shout-out to you! I just started a YT channel 🕺 Got a new follower bro!🙂

INTERVIEWER, please try to refine your audio. Thank you!

How does Goff stay in business when the business is buying debt for pennies then not collect it?

I'm going to see one of her trained colleagues in California. I've researched for 15 years to find out what was going on with me when doctors thought it was anxiety. Well I have anxiety because my senses tell me that my car is tipping and rocking excessively and that I'm on a mini roller coaster ride. Even though I know this is illogical my senses are not lining up. It only happens when I drive. Started feeling this a few months after my car was broadsided by another car and the body sensations have progressed over the years. I thought I was fine and never went to the ER or doctor. I want my life back when I'd drive anywhere I wanted without fear of the body sensations.

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Very informative!

Great podcast!! Thanks Ola!!