HeyJaredThe EP Growth Podcast
This is the EP Growth Podcast from Hunter Rehabilitation and Health.We are here to help grow the Exercise Physiology profession through supporting the personal and professional growth of young EP’s in the industry.This podcast is run by Exercise Physiologists for Exercise…
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Ep. 130 - From New Grad to Experienced Clinician: What Actually Changes? (opens the original)
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What actually changes as you go from being a new graduate EP to an experienced clinician? It’s easy to assume the answer is simply more knowledge and more experience. But over time, some of the biggest changes are actually in how you think, make decisions and respond when you don’t have all the answers. In this episode of the EP Growth Podcast, we explore five shifts that can help you develop from an inexperienced EP into a more confident and capable clinician.
Ep. 129 - How to Progress a Patient Without Overthinking It (opens the original)
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When should you actually progress an exercise and what should you change when you do? For early-career EPs, exercise progression can quickly become more complicated than it needs to be. More weight? More reps? A harder exercise? Something completely different? In this episode, we simplify the decision. If you sometimes find yourself standing beside a client wondering "what do I progress from here?", this episode is for you.
Ep. 128 - Why Good Advice Doesn't Change Behaviour (opens the original)
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As Exercise Physiologists, we spend a lot of time educating our patients. We explain pain, prescribe exercises and provide evidence-based advice; but what happens when none of it leads to change? In this episode, I explore one of the biggest lessons I've learnt in clinical practice: knowledge alone rarely changes behaviour. We'll discuss why clients don't always follow through, the common barriers that sit beneath "non-compliance", and how changing the questions we ask can dramatically improve e
Ep. 127 - Why Some Clinicians Build Better Relationships Than Others | ft. Martin Tisdell (opens the original)
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Technical skills might earn you your degree, but they're only part of what makes a great Exercise Physiologist. In this episode, I'm joined by Accredited Exercise Physiologist and Partnerships & Engagement Manager, Martin Tisdell, to explore the communication, relationship and professional skills that university doesn't always prepare us for. Over the past few episodes, we've discussed building rapport, communication and client buy-in. In this conversation, we take that one step further and expl
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