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We hosted Physiotherapist Daniel Searle for a discussion on:<ul data-rte-list="default"><li>Life and work as a vision-impaired therapist.</li><li>The use of palpation and touch in the context of a BPS approach.</li><li>Upskilling in psych-informed practice and working with a psychologist.</li><li>Why he pursued a business and the values underpinning it.</li><li>BPS practice and common misconceptions.</li></ul>Contact Daniel at <a href="https://danielsearle.com.au/">danielsearle.com.au</a>.

We hosted Physiotherapist Daniel Searle for a discussion on:Life and work as a vision-impaired therapist.The use of palpation and touch in the context of a BPS approach.Upskilling in psych-informed practice and working with a psychologist.Why he pursued a business and the values underpinning it.BPS practice and common misconceptions.Contact Daniel at danielsearle.com.au.

We hosted Physiotherapist Daniel Searle for a discussion on:<ul><li>Life and work as a vision-impaired therapist.</li><li>The use of palpation and touch in the context of a BPS approach.</li><li>Upskilling in psych-informed practice and working with a psychologist.</li><li>Why he pursued a business and the values underpinning it.</li><li>BPS practice and common misconceptions.</li></ul>Contact Daniel at <a href="https://danielsearle.com.au/" rel="noopener noreferrer">danielsearle.com.au</a>.

Daniel Searle - The Skills That Really Matter

Join Daniel Arbilla and Brendan Mouatt as they chat with clinicians, researchers, and people with lived experience about how we, as health professionals can do better for those seeking our help.

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