Practice Leadership

This week, we are going to talk about a big debate that has raged in psychology for quite some time: Is it our personality or the situation? Attitude or circumstances? Well, we know that the inside absolutely affects the outside, but does the outside REALLY affect the inside? Do situations affect us internally and does … Continued

On today’s episode, Dr. Daphne Scott is going to give you specific skills that will high-speed you to becoming better at doing the thing we call “listening.” There are a myriad of reasons why we need to become better at listening, but it’s obvious that we, ourselves, need to be better at listening, as do … Continued

This week, we are joined by Dr. Todd Bourgeois to discuss positive psychology and how it can help with patients and practitioners in physical therapy. Todd has quite the background, ranging from growing up on a hay farm, to working in orthopaedic and sports physical therapy, to participating as a contestant on American Ninja Warrior, … Continued

Today’s episode is all about joy! Have you thought about joy recently? In our busy days, it is often overlooked, until we are finally looking for it. Or needing it. One incredible thing about joy, as opposed to happiness, is that joy isn’t dependent on the causes and conditions of life. We can access it … Continued

This week, we are joined by Dr. Mark Hancock from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia. Dr. Hancock is a prolific researcher who recently teamed up with other authors on a paper on best management practices of low-back pain as well as what the evidence says and what it doesn’t support. Mark, John, and Jeff will … Continued

What a topic for this week! Competition and jealousy! Today, Dr. Daphne Scott is joined by Dr. Katie Hendricks to discuss the impact that the experience of competition and jealousy has on our behaviors and outlook on life. We discuss what competition and jealousy actually mean and how they impact us, our leadership, and our … Continued

Dr. Larry Benz is joined by Dr. David Boyce, who is an Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy at Bellarmine University and owner of Physical Therapy Plus. David has advanced training in Orthopedic Manipulative Therapy and is author of the book “Orthopedic Physical Therapy Secrets.” Last month, we discussed cognitive skills, or “soft skills.” It is … Continued

This week, we are excited to welcome Amy Lee, Marketing Director at PT Central, who is the proud creator of the LE Sling. Amy will tell us all about the LE Sling on the show today, but she will also be discussing, with Dr. Daphne Scott, creativity and success. Last week, we discussed developing ourselves … Continued

This week, we have the developer of the Clock Yourself App, Meggen Lowry, from Brisbane, Australia, on the EIM Clinical Podcast! Meg is a physiotherapist at Next Step Physio and tackles the undesirable conditions that we commonly associate with aging: dementia, falls, osteoporosis (and associated fractures), incontinence and prolapse. Clock Yourself is Meg’s flagship software … Continued

Career development. Who is responsible? Develop your individual contributors or you will not and cannot grow. But, you also have to develop yourself, no matter what level you’re at, if you want to develop your individual contributors as well! Today, we are discussing this whole topic, and we have some tips for you in accomplishing … Continued