Her Education - The Podcast

Join me as I chat with Tijana Sharp about her dual role as a PhD candidate and casual academic and how she uses her skillset in clinical practice. 

About Tijana:

I am a current PhD Candidate and casual academic at UTS in the School of Sport and Exercise Science and Rehabilitation. My research focuses on High-Intensity Multimodal Training in the general population. I am particularly interested in how various methods of prescription influence the training stimulus and adaptations within this training mode. 

In my teaching role at UTS I love working with first year uni students and spend a lot of my face to face teaching time in anatomy subjects where I strive to motivate students to learn in an applied manner right from the beginning of their degree. 

With my AES background I also have experience applying exercise interventions (in particular Pilates) to help clients achieve their goals! This time as a practitioner has also led to the co-founding of the Active Education Program. This program offers Pilates based professional development to allied health professionals. 

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Join me as I share  with you how I see the role of Exercise Physiologists in women’s health. 

I share how I communicate this to clients and health professionals in the hope of building our reputation within women’s health care. I hope this episode helps you deepen your understanding of your own role and how you differ from a physiotherapist and a personal trainer.

And if you are not an EP hopefully you will no longer be thinking ‘what does an EP even do’ 

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Study details → Kadah S, Soh S, Morin M, Schneider M, Heron E, Clinphys M, Frawley H. Is there a difference in pelvic floor muscle tone between women with and without pelvic pain? A systematic review and meta-analysis. The journal of sexual medicina 2023;20 65-96

Is there a difference in pelvic floor muscle tone between women with and without pelvic pain? A systematic review and meta-analysis - PubMed (nih.gov)

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Kathy is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist and Accredited Exercise Scientist.

Graduating in 2002, Kathy has worked in a wide variety of settings of healthcare during her career including private practise, hospital settings, workers compensation, disability and womens health.

Kathy’s passion is in womens health and she has worked specialising in both pre and post natal exercise care and menopause and exercise.

Kathy has completed specialisations in pre and post natal exercise prescription and specialist menopause trainer.

Kathy’s greatest accomplishments are raising two wonderful children while maintaining a successful career - and making it through menopause (almost!!).

Kathy currently runs She Community, a free educational community on all things menopause, as well as her own business. She has limited spaces to conduct online exercise physiology sessions or face to face sessions in the Lower Blue Mountains, NSW, specialising in womens health.

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Dive into this episode where I share a recent experience with a small business. there are plenty of lessons in this one you can implement in your work.

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Sara is the owner and director of Simply Stronger Exercise Physiology in Caulfield North, Victoria. After working in the health and fitness industry for over 20 years she was recently promoted (by herself) to fulltime director of Simply Stronger. She is passionate about the growth of our industry and her recent promotion allows for much broader impact. Empowering more then just our clients at Simply Stronger, but also our amazing team of EPs, our broader community of EPs, allied health providers and fitness professionals to connect and support each other. She believe wholeheartedly that we are stronger together.

Sara is a very passionate business owner who is on a mission to encourage other strong women to step up and have a bigger voice within the industry. In this conversation we dive into the ins and outs of running a business as well as the importance of 'community' within the industry.

This is such a fabulous conversation that will really open your eyes in regard to what 'networking' truly means as an exercise physiologist.

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Let's dive into why setting expectation in all aspects of your service is vital for your reputation, brand building and getting results.

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Join me in this absolutely fantastic chat with Lauren Ratcliffe as we dive into doing things a little different in the exercise physiology space. Lauren and I cover, how she got into paediatrics and the importance of niching to become the go to expert, why developing soft skills, especially leadership, is an essential skill for clinicians as well as business owners, along with much more!

About Lauren:
Lauren is an Industry leader that is paving the way in the paediatric rehabilitation space and over the last 4 years has further invested in numerous courses to upskill and evolve her personal development and leadership capabilities, further growing as a clinician and leader. 

Lauren prides herself on being the role model and leader she needed when she was younger, and is incredibly passionate about upskilling the profession, and advocating within the paediatric rehabilitation space, to enhance the standard of care for children creating RIPPLE effects Australia wide, which is the ethos of the Precision Paediatrics brand. 

Lauren is a trained Paediatric Exercise Physiologist and completed her Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science and Master’s of Clinical Exercise Physiology at ACU in Melbourne. 

Lauren has seven years clinical experience working within the Neurological/ TBI wards of a major rehabilitation hospital in Melbourne, in the Tertiary Education sector at Deakin University and within community and private practice, specialising in paediatric rehabilitation. 

Lauren has completed extensive training in the Paediatric space including primitive reflex integration and Paediasuit training basic and baby courses, to further deepen her clinical skills. 

Currently Lauren has a caseload of kids primarily working within the early intervention space and also works within the consultancy and course development areas for Precision Paediatrics

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Lets dive into the research paper  Effects of Cesarean Section and Vaginal Delivery on Abdominal Muscles and Fasciae - PMC (nih.gov) - Fan C, Guidolin D, Ragazzo S, Fede C, Pirri C, Gaudreault N, Porzionato A, Macchi V, De Caro R, Stecco C. Effects of Cesarean Section and Vaginal Delivery on Abdominal Muscles and Fasciae. Medicina 2020;56 (260)

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Join Noella and I as we dive into working with female athletes as an exercise physiologist.

Noella has been an AEP and AES since 2008. After leaving university in Far North Queensland, Noella's long-term aspiration is to have her own business where she can provide clinical support to regional communities. With a background in elite level rugby she faced many challenges that all women in sport face, including the impact this level of training has on the menstrual cycle and the lack of support when transitioning into pregnancy. Noella's clinical focus shifted to female health and wellbeing in physical activity and sports. She contributes to the AIS Female Performance and Health Initiative Industry Reference Group and conducts female athlete workshops across various sporting groups and their pathway programs throughout NSW. 

You can connect with Noella on social media: @_theshiftingep

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