Dr. Sinikka Kilpikoski graduated as a Physiotherapist in 1969 in the City of Tampere, Finland. She first specialized into Physiotherapy in Public Health and Geriatrics  in 1986 in the Applied University of Jyväskylä graduating with a Masters of Health Sciences in 1994. In 1988 she began studies in New Zealand obtaining her credentialed and then diploma. She began instructing MDT courses in Finland in 1995 and is senior and international instructor for the McKenzie institute. She has been in private practice for nearly 40 years. She is a published author and has intention to produce further studies.

In this episode, number 85, I share a conversation I had with Dr. Tom Petersen who I met at the International MDT Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark. He gives a bit of what prompted his original interest in the field of physiotherapy, some of what he's learned about classification, some areas of papers in which he plans to submit for publication in the future and more.

This episode, # 84, I speak with Dr. Birgitta Öberg of Linkopïng, Sweden. I sat down with Dr. Öberg while at the International MDT conference in Copenhagen, DK. She shares a bit of her story, some findings of just a few of the hundreds of papers she's had part in publishing and her view of our role for patients in the future.

Uffe Lindstrøm joins me again this episode for episode 83 and part 2 of my conversation with him. He elaborates on the importance of patience in one's career, shares a significant struggle he learned from, offered a new patient education analogy and a resource perhaps you've not normally realized as such. He also gives a little insight of the direction into which he hopes to lead the McKenzie Institute International.

Mr. Uffe Lindstrøm is my featured guest in episode 82. He shares his professional journey including how he grew his own impact from a small private practice to a more corporate level and how, as the chair of the Board of Trustees of the McKenzie institute International, they have the goal of reaching as many as possible for the future.

Episode 81 is the conclusion of the Question & Answer episode with Steve Heffner and Dana Greene. They address a range of questions from listeners including one of extremities, another regarding billing, a technical clinical question and even one on McKenzie trivia.

Episode 80 is part 1 of a special Question and Answer episode with special guests Dana Greene and Steve Heffner fielding questions from listeners including technical clinical topics to questions on marketing to communication with surgeons and more.

Episode 79 features the conclusion of my interview with Mr Chris Chase, assistant instructor for the MDT diploma program in Austin Texas, USA. Chris shares clinical tips on maximizing improvements for patients, offers best advice he's received, resources he wouldn't do without, impactful studies and much more.

Episode 78 features Mr. Chris Chase, fellow of the AAOMPT and assistant instructor of the McKenzie Diploma program in Austin Texas, USA. He shares his journey including what he learned about what he loves. He also shares a memorable patient experience, our greatest strength and common mistakes he sees from students not to mention much more.

This is episode 77 which features the conclusion of my interview with Kathy Hoyt. She continues sharing struggles she, Robin McKenzie and others endured and the progress that has been made. She offers education analogies that she uses on posture correction. She gives the best advice she' s received, resources, and more.