Physiotutors Podcast

In this edition of the Physiotutors podcast we talk with Rob Sillevis about manual therapy covering manipulations and the affect on the body, talking about the research he has conducted on the autonomic nervous system in response to manipulations. We also discuss how manual therapy should be used as an adjunct to patient treatment, and not the sole component of a patient's treatment plan.

In the third installation of the Physiotutors podcast, we talk about Hoffa's fat pad complaints and rehabilitation with one of the leading physiotherapists in the patellofemoral pain syndrome and Hoffa's fat pad complaints - Claire Robertson. We discuss how her research has helped outcomes of her patients who are often referred to her by other therapists due to her expertise in treating this patient category. In addition we touch on what she believes are areas that can be frequently overlooked for patients during their recovery by therapists, and even what clues therapists miss during the patients initial presentation of their symptoms. We also touch on the importance of treating the person and not just the condition.

In the third installation of the Physiotutors podcast, we talk about Hoffa's fat pad complaints and rehabilitation with one of the leading physiotherapists in the patellofemoral pain syndrome and Hoffa's fat pad complaints - Claire Robertson. We discuss how her research has helped outcomes of her patients who are often referred to her by other therapists due to her expertise in treating this patient category. In addition we touch on what she believes are areas that can be frequently overlooked for patients during their recovery by therapists, and even what clues therapists miss during the patients initial presentation of their symptoms. We also touch on the importance of treating the person and not just the condition.

In the second installation of the Physiotutors podcast, we talk about ACL rehabilitation with one of the leading physiotherapists in the field of ACL rehab - Bart Dingenen. We discuss how his research has helped to develop the post-op outcomes of his patients. In addition we touch on what he believes are areas that can be frequently overlooked for patients during their ACL recovery by therapists. As well as this, we also discuss external cueing and the impact this can have.

In this very special first addition of the podcast, we take the opportunity to sit down with Kai and Andy to talk about their respective journey's into physiotherapy and consequently the formation of the Physiotutors as you and I know them today.