PT Pro Talk

💭 “What I really appreciated about all the disciplines I learned, from a manual perspective, was that always went back to MOVEMENT” - Brian Yee 👉🏻Our guest is Brian Yee PT, DPT, MPhty, OCS, FAAOMPT. Brian owns two Master’s degrees in Physical Therapy from Northwestern University in 1999 and the University of Queensland in 2003 and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Evidence in Motion Ins...

💭 “Working with Robin McKenzie was one of the greatest experiences of my life. The results that he achieved using simple movements and postures were so powerful that I began specializing in the McKenzie approach. 45 years later it still excites me” - Colin Davies 👉🏻Our guest is Colin Davies, PT Dip. MDT. He graduated in 1971, and become a clinical associate of Robin McKenzie, the founder of the...

💭 “I know I am in the right place, doing the right mobilization, in the right direction, with the right grade, while I am doing it. HOW? Symptom response, with symptom abolition.” - Jack Miller 💭 “When you give the patient the locus of control, your trust factor just happens so much quicker and change only happens at the speed of trust.” - Jim Millard Our guests are Dr. Jack Miller, PT, MS, dip....

💭 “That first introduction between mom and baby on the outside, and dad, is so VITAL, it is CRITICAL, nothing, eyedrops, checking weight, all of those things are not important as that FIRST HOUR.” - Kimberly Painter 👉🏻Our guest is Kimberly Painter, PT, LMT, CST-D.  Kimberly graduated in Physical Therapy from Northwestern University in 1986. In 2002, Kimberly completed a Master`s degree in...

💭 “ About the health care system in Canada: It doesn’t matter if you are Bill Gates or the person living under the bridge, there is ONE line up. 86% of people sitting on a spine surgery’s waiting room did NOT belong there.” - Jack Miller 👉🏻Our guest is Dr. Jack Miller, PT, MS, dip. MDT, dip. MT. Jack graduated in 1980 from the University of  Toronto. He then spent six years in Australia an...

💭 “Neutral presence is the ability to follow by trusting, that the client’s body and the tissue fully understand the history, the problem and the resources necessary to bring more harmony, more resilience and less conflict within the system.” - Joanna Haymore 👉🏻Our guest is Joanna Haymore, MS, OTR/L, CMT, CST-D. Joanna graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a Master...

💭 “Fascia is so important in everything. Fascia is the most abundant tissue in the body. Every single muscle, organ, blood vessel, ligament, tendon in the body is surrounded by fascia ” - Dick Larson 👉🏻Our guest is Dick Larson. Dick`s first study was Polarity Therapy,  followed by his certification as a Rolfer, and then eventually both Advanced Rolfing and Rolfing Movement certification. I...

💭“Definitely we know the importance of educating our patients, but what people don’t realize is how we EXPLAIN to the patients what is happening during the session. ” - Michael Dyck 👉🏻Our guest is Michael Dyck, PT, dip MDT. Michael graduated as a Physical Therapist by McGill’s Physiotherapy program in 2009. Michael has experience in several areas such as pediatrics, geriatrics, rehab, rheumatol...

💭“You have to be empathetic, to put yourself in their shoes and experience what they are going through, not only the injury but how the injury is affecting their lives.” - John Van Der Karr 👉🏻Our guest is John Van Der Karr, PT, MS, CIMT, OCS. John is a Physical Therapist since 1987 (State University of New York). In 1998, he achieved a post-professional Master`s Degree with a concentration in O...

💭 “As a physical therapist, whatever bag of techniques, whatever bag of tricks you have with you, just before you start throwing things at the patient, just learn to listen, listen with your ears, but also listen with your hands.” - Binaifer Bugli 👉🏻Our guest is Binaifer Bugli, PT, CST-D. Binaifer has been practicing Physical Therapy since 1990 (Bombay University, India). Binaifer is the clinic...

"How nerves move, it’s a fundamental skill of practitioners who deal with neural problems, in the physical capacity, anyway, this should be established. ” - Michael Shacklock 💭 Our guest is Michael Shacklock, DipPhysio, MAppSc, FACP, Neurodynamic Solutions instructor, and founding director. Michael has been practicing Physical Therapy since 1980 (Auckland School of Physiotherapy, New Zealand). In...

``My goal in working with any of my clients or patients is to support them with what I call a  healing dialogue  with their body to increase awareness of their breath and some habits that may have posturally and educate them in the core musculoskeletal so they kind of understand why it’s not just about pelvic floor ` `. – Lynne Odom Our guest is Karen Lynne Odom, PT, MOMT. Lynne has been...

`` We are really passionate about helping women realize that they do can start their own business, be successful, grow it and achieve the dreams they have to their careers``. – Brittany Hendrickson. `` You can find something that will you love, but it does sometimes require you to think a little bit differently and maybe it is not working for a large corporation, hospital system, maybe it is ventu...

`` The illiterate of the 21st century is not the one that cannot read or write is the one that can’t learn, unlearn and relearn ``. – Eduardo Correa. Our guest is Dr. Eduardo Correa, Pht, Dip. MDT. Dr. Eduardo has been practicing Physical Therapy since 2007 (EBMSP - Brazil). In 2009, he obtained his manual therapy certification from Manual Concepts in Perth, Australia. That same year, he completed...

``The Maitland concept provides us with a broad view of new ideas and what is most important for me: freedom of thought, no protocols and that attracted me to continue practicing this concept to this day``. - Edelberto Marques Our guest is Dr. Edelberto Gimenes Marques, DPT, CMP, MCTA. Dr. Edelberto has been practicing Physical Therapy since 1994 (IBMR) and completed a mini-residency in the Maitla...

``Learn my community, learn what resources are around me… By doing that, it creates your own little network for direct access and you are not even trying. You are just trying to know people. So you can help your patient when they are finished.`` - Sandy Murphy. Our guest is Dr. Sandy Murphy, DPT, Cert MDT. Dr. Sandy has been practicing Physical Therapy since 1999 (University of Kentucky). Sandy ha...

``The majority, 75 – 80%, of people can fix their own mechanical pain and there is one thing that is required to it and that is EDUCATION.`` - Yoav Suprun. Our guest is Dr. Yoav Suprun, DPT, OCS, Dip. MDT, CSCS. Dr. Yoav has been practicing Physical Therapy since 2003 (NYU), a faculty member with the McKenzie Institute USA branch, and an adjunct faculty at the Department of Physical Therapy at Flo...

Welcome everyone to the first PT Pro Talk episode! I am Mariana, a licensed physical therapist in US and Brazil. I have worked in private practice, out patient settings and have taught pilates since 2012. I am a big fan of manual therapy, have taken courses like Mulligan and I am McKenzie certified. I am here to bring you the brightest minds of physical therapy, so they can share their views...