By Andrew Hammond, DPT
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Join me as I talk with @TheEDDPT about acute pain, connecting with our patients, and addressing pain-related suffering. Dr. Griffith is a PT who specializes in care in the Emergency Department, teaches continuing education courses related to ED PT practice, consults with facilities that want to start ED PT programs, and teaches DPT students about ED PT.
You can find her on Twitter and Instagram @TheEDDPT and on her website: www.TheEDDPT.com
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My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
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Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
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This episode is about something that is relevant to all helping professionals—avoiding burnout. Join me as I talk with Sandy Hilton, a veteran clinician who has been practicing full-time for over 30 years.
Join Sandy and me as we talk about how she’s managed to not only avoid burnout, but to stay open, curious, and excited about clinical practice all this time.
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
Donald is a Chiropractor who is particularly interested in ending the physical inactivity epidemic. He and I recently met and immediately bonded over our deep passion for helping people boost their self-efficacy.
This conversation was a lot of fun, I’m sure you’ll enjoy it!
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
This episode is about something that is at the very foundation of healthcare—connecting with our patients. Join me as I talk with my friend and mentor, Terry McGee.
Terry and I met during my time at Johns Hopkins. He was the director of the orthopedic residency program that I participated in and has been a significant influence on my practice from the beginning. We’ve remained friends and I’m so pleased to have him on the podcast to share his wisdom and compassionate approach to care with the world.
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
Join Scott White and me in part II of our expansive conversation, where Scott talks about how he integrates what he learned through his own journey with pain into his physiotherapy practice, as well as how the principles of yoga inform his practice.
If you haven’t given part I a listen, I highly recommend doing so, as it gives a rich context to Scott’s approach and why he is so passionate about integrating the principles of yoga into his physiotherapy practice.
If you’re interested in learning more about Scott, you can find him on Twitter @ScottInnerFocus or via his website: www.InnerFocusPhysio.com.au
Click here to check out the book that got Scott on his path to wellness: Light on Yoga by B.K.S. Iyengar
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
In part I, Scott tells the story of his multi-year journey with persistent pain and over-medicalization, and how he found his way out through yoga.
If you’re interested in learning more about Scott, you can find him on Twitter @ScottInnerFocus or via his website: www.InnerFocusPhysio.com.au
Click here to check out the book that got Scott on his path to wellness: Light on Yoga by B.K.S. Iyengar
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
Join me on this week’s episode where I talk with Renee Ostertag, a PT-Psychologist who specializes in nervous system regulation.
In this fun & explorative episode, Renee and I discuss safety & threat, awareness, transference & countertransference, dependency, and of course, helping people find safety within themselves.
If you’re interested in learning more about Renee, you can find her on YouTube, or via her websites: www.ReneeOstertag.com and www.GreenTreeMind.com
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
This episode is about something that’s extremely important for all of us— finding fulfillment in our careers. Join me as I chat with Tom Jesson, a clinician-turned-sciatica-expert who has authentically used social media to carve his own path through this broad field.
So far Tom has published a clinican-focused E-book on sciatica and has another one in the works, along with a book on cauda equina syndrome.
Listen in as we talk entrepreneurship, finding fulfillment, and making your career your own.
If you’re interested in learning more about Tom, you can find him
on Twitter @Thomas_Jesson, via his website: TomJesson.com, or via his free newsletter at TomJesson.substack.com
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
In this episode, I talk with my friend and former fellowship mentor, Ron Kochevar, who helped me to piece together some key aspects of my practice during our time working together.
Join Ron & me as we dive into the intersection of pathoanatomy and pain-informed care, a topic rich with complexity and nuance.
If you’re interested in learning more about a mechanisms-based classification of pain, see the 3 articles below:
Smart et al., 2012 (1): https://tinyurl.com/huymy67x
Smart et al., 2012 (2): https://tinyurl.com/yjw95zhd
Smart et al., 2012 (3): https://tinyurl.com/3atadyks
You can learn more about Ron on his websites: www.RonKochevar.com or www.MechanicsofSpirit.com
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
If you’re interested in bringing your practice to the level that you know it can reach, check out my Physical Therapy Mentorship program at www.AndrewHammondPT.com/PT-Mentoring
In this two-part episode, I talk with Peter Stilwell, whose work has radically expanded my understanding of pain and other deep concepts like mind-body dualism and the biopsychosocial model.
In part II of this two-part episode, Peter and I talk about the topic of Peter’s latest paper— pain-related suffering. This is a topic rich with complexity as well as applicability to anyone working with people in pain. Peter’s approach to pain-related suffering is well-complemented by Enactivism, so if you haven’t listened to part I yet, I’d recommend doing so before or after this episode. Enjoy!
You can find Peter’s paper: What is pain-related suffering? Conceptual critiques, key attributes, and outstanding questions, here: https://tinyurl.com/2p97dhxh
You can find Eric Cassell’s paper: The Nature of Suffering & the Goals of Medicine, here: https://tinyurl.com/y6a8f3p3
You can find Peter on Twitter @Peter_Stilwell, or learn more about him on his website, www.DrPeterStilwell.com
To join the Be A Better PT Facebook Group, visit: www.Facebook.com/groups/BetterPT
If you enjoy this episode, share the love! When you share this episode with your friends, throw me a tag so we can connect! I’m ALWAYS looking for fellow PTs to nerd out with. You can connect with me via:
My Website: www.AndrewHammondPT.com
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/AndrewHammondPT
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/AndrewHammondPT
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AndrewHammondPT
If you’re interested in bringing your practice to the level that you know it can reach, check out my Physical Therapy Mentorship program at www.AndrewHammondPT.com/PT-Mentoring
The podcast currently has 33 episodes available.