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If You Want To Go Fast, Go Alone. If You Want To Go Far, Go Together! Grayling Harrison PT, DPT, OCS (opens the original)
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You can absolutely build a successful career on your own—but imagine how much further you could go if you stopped trying to figure it all out alone. Grayling Harrison PT, DPT, OCS shares his unique journey in physical therapy. With a background in carpentry, college football, and education Garyling’s story highlights the importance of hands-on work and meaningful relationships in healthcare. He exemplifies what a career can look like when you reach out, ask questions, learn from other clinicians
Every Patient Has a Lesson: Patrick Lally PT, DPT, AT-Ret. (opens the original)
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Every patient teaches you something and after 20 years of practice Patrick Lally PT, DPT, AT-Ret. has learned many lessons. He highlights a few memorable cases that challenged him to think differently, look beyond the obvious, and move up and down the kinetic chain. He also discusses the value of collaborating with both PTs and PTAs, the importance of learning from one another, and concussion considerations that every clinician should have on their radar. Key Takeaways: * Think through the mecha
DISSECT Series - Planting Seeds of Hope (opens the original)
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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome can be a daunting diagnosis—for both the clinician and the client. Sometimes, the first step isn’t a treatment technique. It’s simply planting a seed of hope. In this DISSECT series Dr. Ryan walks us through the presentation of his current patient with CRPS. We explore the challenges of treating complex patients - when pain is chronic and affecting multiple body regions, mental health, occupation, daily life, and so much more. Before meaningful progress can occur,
Remember Your Why: Louie Puentedura PT, DPT, PhD (opens the original)
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How do you maintain your passion for the profession? Louis Puentedura PT, DPT, PhD, a respected leader in physical therapy, shares the remarkable journey that shaped his career—from childhood experiences with health care to decades of teaching, research, and clinical practice. His story offers a fascinating look at how physical therapy has evolved over the years—and, more importantly, what it takes to keep learning, growing, and staying passionate about the profession. Emilio “Louie” Puentedura,
Motor Learning: Clinical Application with Kay Wing PT, DPT, NCS (opens the original)
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Motor learning doesn’t have to be complicated. In this episode, Kay Wing PT, DPT, NCS discusses practical ways to improve patient outcomes by effectively utilizing motor learning principles. Because sometimes it’s not what you teach—it’s how you teach it. Key Takeaways: * Repetition is the most important part of motor learning * Vision leads movement * Use correct verbal cues - how and what you say matters * Remember the importance of sleep * Give your patient a choice * Mental practice before p
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