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On this episode the boys dive into episode 1 of a new series they are launching. Get ready for a slow drip of some of our favourite clinical questions we like to ask. During this conversation we dive into the question, why we ask it, when we ask it, and what we take away from the responses. We will continue to highlight a few of these questions over the 4-5 weeks. You can listen to the episode on...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and discuss a clinical scenario Will had with one of his past clients. This scenario focused on how one of Will's clients was not getting the clinical outcome with their achilles injury that you would want to see as a clinician. We discuss how will navigated this situation and compared it to how he would have managed it in the past. We really enjoyed th...

Since we have new people who have been finding the podcast we thought it would be appropriate for us to dive into the origin story of the ptcoffeecast. It also just gives us an excuse to drink coffee and reminisce on the good old day. We also wanted to take sometime to highlight why and how the podcast has transitioned since it launched in 2018! We are very pumped about the type of content we are...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and take you through two exercises that have helped shape a compass for their career. We here often from people that they don't feel fulfilled in their current role as a healthcare provider and it has lead them to feel burnt out. We think part of what leads to this is we don't take enough time to establish a guiding framework for our careers and how...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and talk about the idea of connection and trust. Do we need to connect with someone in order to build trust? Can you have connection without trust? Tune into this episode to hear our thoughts on this topic. You can listen to the episode on iTunes, Google Podcast, and Spotify. If you enjoy this episode could you please help us out by subscribing, dropping a...

On this episode we sit down and talk about the two mistakes we see people make when trying to build community partners. When it comes to marketing we think of it as fostering meaningful relationships. When it comes to building strong relationships this takes time. You can't rush the process and immediately try to take from the other person. During this conversation we hit on the two most commo...

On this episode we sit down for our yearly cup with Emma Jack the face behind Press Play Physio. If you have been following the podcast for years you will for sure know who Emma is. She has been a great friend and mentor for both Will and Dalton since day one. Emma has worked very hard to find alignment in her career and this has changed and developed over the years since entering practice. During...

On this episode we sit down with Yara Jabre and do our first mentee interview! Yara was part of our founding cohort and had a big impact on the success of our mentorship. She is a new grad physiotherapist who currently works in Quebec and has a passion for both MSK and pelvic health rehab. During this conversation we talk with Yara about why she got into physiotherapy, what were some of her strugg...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down to discuss why even though you think you are repeating yourself too much...you aren't. As clinicians we have a ton of knowledge in the realm of rehab. So when we simplify ideas and communicate them to clients we can sometimes think that aren't very valuable. We are here to tell you that they are and that you probably need to be communicating them mo...

On this episode will sit down and talk about the process. We know this is a cliche statement but sometimes things are cliche for a reason. We all often talk about focusing on the process but what does that really mean? Focusing on the process is a big focus at The Movement this quarter and we thought we would share some of our thoughts with you all about how we approach this idea. You can listen t...

On this episode Will and Dalton reunite on the podcast after Will be on daddy duty. During this conversation we dive into how we utilize our objective testing to help teach/guide our clients instead of just extracting as much data as we can for ourselves. We have found that clinicians get caught up in doing way too many special tests to get information to give a diagnosis versus using tests intent...

On this episode Dalton sits down for a solo episode where he shares his thoughts on client scenario he recently had. We all know the importance of language but it is cases like the one Dalton shares in this episode that remind us truly how mindful we need to be about how we communicate. This is a short episode that we hope you all enjoy. Have no fear, your beautifully bearded friend William will b...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and talk about the importance of having frameworks for your practice. A common theme that has shown up in our mentorship over the last few weeks is that people realize they already do some of the important aspects we have been covering but that they have no structure for how to deliver this. That is why we have focused on implementing frameworks for our cli...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and reflect on how the first cohort of The Movement Mentorship has gone! We are about 4 weeks away from wrapping up our first cohort and have learned a ton about the mentorship and where we hope to take it. If you have been following along and are curious to hear about how the mentorship has gone so far this episode is for you. We will be launching our seco...

On today's episode Will and Dalton sit down and talk about why it is ok to tell you client that you need to take sometime to think and will get back to them later in the session. We have all been in that situation where we spend time preparing a session and you client comes in with a new issue or symptom and you really don't have an answer for why. During this conversation we discuss how w...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and discuss whether or not they think it is important to communicate a specific diagnosis. This has been a common topic of conversation in our mentorship and we tend to think that a specific diagnosis is not as important as you may think. As clinicians in school we are built to diagnosis everything. Which is why we probably put a lot of pressure on ourselve...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and talk about a thought that came out of the first cohort of The Movement Mentorship. We often find peace in knowing that other clinicians struggle with similar things as ourselves. Such as imposter syndrome or burn out. There is a sense of relief knowing we are not alone. But, what are we doing about it? Are we working to change our circumstances to arriv...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down to discuss why it is important to realize that you have value to offer as a clinician. Often times we are hesitant to communicate the value we have to offer to clients. This is often even more challenging when the client has reached their insurance limit. But, learning how to lean into these situations and communicating you value can be a massive difference...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down with Jenna to discuss how she created her list of 10 things that you can do to be better that require 0 talent. During this conversation we covered 3 of the 10 things on her list. Jenna has recently been putting a lot of good ideas so we have had to share them with you! If you want to download the pull list of Jenna's 10 things you can download the eboo...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and discuss for keys to delivering an effective plan in a time crunch. A common conversation we have with other clinicians and students is the challenge they have communicating a plan to a client that is concise and impactful. We struggled with the same thing when we first got out of school and through trial and error has leads us to the 4 keys we share wit...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down with the one and only Jenna Halayko! If you have been listening to the podcast over the last year you have probably heard us reference Jenna's name multiple times. She is a massive part of the team and experience here at The Movement Physio & Performance. Jenna is our client experience manager and is probably one of the main reasons why our HQ is st...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and discuss a client scenario that Will had around providing he right kind of accountability. Last weeks episode covered some of our favourite questions we like to ask clients. This week highlights how asking the right questions can lead to what would be best for the client. Accountability is a huge part of our role as healthcare professionals but finding o...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and share there favourite questions to ask clients. Over the years we have realized the power of a well asked question. There are many factors to consider when asking a good question. During this conversation we each share our favourite question and breakdown what information we try and take from the clients answer. There is so many nuggets you can pull our...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down to discuss a topic that has been driving Dalton crazy. It may be hard to believe but there are a few things out there that can trigger Dalton to get a little heated. It usually revolves around ice cream. But this topic today is the other one. We've been on social media for awhile now so we are bound to be triggered. Keep in mind that we understand how s...

On this episode Will and Dalton sit down and talk about leaning into discomfort and embracing the vulnerability of working with people. Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable seems to be a common theme these days but there is a reason for it. As clinicians se are faced with a ton of uncomfortable situations that may require us to lean into in order to get both the outcomes and the exprience we...