Progressive Podiatry Project

Progressive Podiatry Project

By Talysha Reeve & guestsHealth & Fitness
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Progressive Podiatry Project episodes

  • 029 - Clinical Tips for Managing Plantar Fasciopathy

    Grab your free plantar fasciopathy rehabilitation decision tool from www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/pfrg

    To celebrate the launch of P3's newest online course, the Plantar Fasciopathy Rehabilitation Masterclass, Jackson interviews Talysha to answer some common questions clinicians have when it comes to plantar fasciopathy management including;

    • Where is the best place for a clinician to start when assessing Plantar Fasciopathy?
    • How can we determine if the pathology is more compressive or tensile driven?
    • When should we be loading the plantar fascia for rehab?
    • Orthoses - yes or no?
    • To find out more about the Plantar Fasciopathy Rehabilitation Masterclass - head to www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/pfmasterclass


      45 min
    • 028 - 9 Ways to Modify an Exercise

      In this extended episode Talysha & Jackson unpack 9 different ways you can modify an exercise to tailor our movement prescriptions from pathology management to improving performance. 

      With each variable the team explain what it is, where it fits into your programming and how these variables fit into a clinical setting when it comes to tissue adaptations.

      To grab your free rehab resource - head to https://www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/blueprint

      1. Load
      2. Reps
      3. Sets
      4. Rest
      5. Frequency
      6. Tempo
      7. Range of Movement
      8. Joint Angles 
      9. Complexity
      10. 49 min
      11. 027 - How Many Exercises Should We Prescribe

        Grab our free rehab guide The Movement Prescription Blueprint - www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/blueprint

        Today Talysha & Jackson tackle another common P3 Community question - "How many rehab exercises should we give our clients?"

        Whilst the answer is very nuanced and it will vary from person to person, there are some factors we can consider that will help guide our decision for each client.

        Time Stamps

        2:30 What impacts how we answer this.
        4:00 Prescribing behaviour impacts adherence.
        9:00 Approaches for clients who don’t want to do rehab exercises.
        12:30 Bang for Buck rehab exercises.
        18:00 Some bang for buck exercises for runners.
        22:45 Client accountability with rehab.
        26:00 Final thoughts & clinical tips.

        31 min
      12. 026 - Does Every MSK Injury Need Rehab Exercises?

        In this episode Talysha & Jackson answer a P3 Community question - "Does every musculoskeletal injury need rehabilitation exercises?"

        The simple answer, no.

        But we obviously want to shed some light on the nuance of where exercise therapies fit into managing musculoskeletal pathologies.
        Sharing some case examples, questions to ask (both your client and yourself) and tips to help develop your critical thinking skills, this episode will definitely help you avoid falling into the illusion of action and move towards prescribing exercises with purpose.

        If you'd like a free resource to help guide you through the exercise prescription through process, download the Movement Prescription Blueprint from www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/blueprint


        Time stamps
        4:00 Where do exercises fit into managing a musculoskeletal pathology.
        5:40 Situations where we may or may not prescribe exercises therapies.
        7:40 Using prescribed exercises to fill the Capacity Gap (and how do we identify if there is one & how much of one there is).
        10:00 Are you prescribing treatments simply because of the Illusion of Action?
        12:45 Prescribing for rehab vs prescribing for performance.
        18:10 Transitioning exercise programming from rehab to performance

        23 min
      13. 025 - Finding Your Ultimate Work-Life Balance

        In this extended episode Talysha answers a P3 Community question - "What's the ultimate new grad's work-life balance".

        This episode isn't just for new graduates, it's for anyone who is looking for work or who may not be as happy in their workplace as they thought they would be.

        Getting somewhat philosophical, Talysha gives an insightful rundown into the fundamental needs we have as employees that contribute to our feelings of work satisfaction and ultimately influence how engaged we are in the workplace. 

        Then we explore how we can use this information to find out what our ideal work-life balance is and how you can screen your prospective employers to get a better understanding if you're compatible with that organisation (before you're committed to a job that may not be for you!)

        If you're joining us on Spotify - leave your answers in the poll for what contributes most to your work satisfaction.


        56 min
      14. 024 - The Impact of Immobilisation on Ageing Skeletal Muscle

        When we think of physical rehabilitation, we often think of a younger athlete wanting to get back to their sport.

        However, it is often overlooked and arguably more important for clinicians to pay attention to the functional capacity of our older clients after periods of illness, injury &/or immobilisation. 

        In this episode Talysha shares some insights regarding the impact ageing has on our skeletal muscle and how this can be further amplified due to periods of immobilisation &/or inactivity.

        Timestamps

        03:00 The Capacity Gap - why we can neglect to consider the functional restoration of our older clients.

        04:55 Senescence - what is it and how does it impact our functional capacity as we age.

        09:45 What happens to our skeletal muscle as we age?

        11:30 What happens to skeletal muscle as a result of age AND immobilisation?

        16:15 Older vs Younger individuals - does disuse & immobilisation affect these groups differently?

        22:20 What positive changes can we observe in skeletal muscle as a result of exercise & movement?

        24:45 What can we do in the clinic to help our older clients live & age well?

        To register your interest for our upcoming short course Therapeutic Movement & Functional Assessments for Older Clients head to www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/p3me

        30 min
      15. 023 - Podiatrists Talk Minimalist Shoes - Impacts on Running Economy & Plantar Fasciopathy

        Can minimalist shoes help or hinder the recovery from plantar fasciopathy?

        In this episode Australian Podiatrists Talysha @p3podiatry, Kirsty @theliftingpod & Aaron @aaronwilsonrehab discuss footwear, injuries & how they are related. 

        Timestamps 

        04:00 A study exploring minimalist shoes & improving running economy.

        13:20 Who is/isn't suited to changing footwear to potentially improve running economy?
        15:00 Should I transition to a minimalist shoe to reduce my risk of injury?
        17:10 Where do things stand in regards to running injuries & shoe types?
        20:20 What types of shoes contribute to different types of injuries?
        21:40 Minimalist shoes & plantar fasciopathy - good or bad?
        27:00 A bit of physiology, clinical reasoning & some literature exploring why minimalist shoes may help plantar fasciopathy (or make it worse).
        32:00 How may we use footwear as a therapeutic intervention?
        37:00 Take-aways

        48 min
      16. 022 - When LESS is MORE in Rehab

        In this episode Podiatrist - Talysha discusses why sometimes the BEST rehabilitation exercises is actually NONE AT ALL.  

        If you want to improve your patients' rehabilitation outcomes P3's Online Exercise Therapies course will help you do just that! https://www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/extxpp 

        Timestamps 

        02:56 Tissue stiffness vs compliance – what is it & why it matters in Achilles Tendinopathy & Plantar Fasciopathy.  

        05:45 How age &/or diabetes can impact our Plantar Fascia & Achilles Tendon.
        07:00 Why some runners won't need rehab exercises part 1.
        11:02 How can we figure out if someone needs or doesn't need rehabilitation exercises?
        17:00 Why some runners won't need rehab exercises part 2. 18:35 Why inactive people usually need rehab exercises &/or therapeutic movement.
        20:30 Important clinical takeaways to improve your patient outcomes.  

        #plantarfasciitis #heelpain #running #runninginjury #runninginjuries #orthotics #orthoses #sportsperformance #healthcare #podiatrist #podiatry #physio #physiotherapy #physiotherapist #footpain #plantarfasciopathy #alliedhealth #exercise #rehab #rehabilitation

        25 min
      17. 021 - Do You Have Biomechanical Tunnel Vision?

        In this episode Talysha discusses how assuming a person's plantar fasciopathy is purely a result of their biomechanics can short-change your treatment outcomes.

        If their pathology is not purely a cause of their biomechanics, then what else can be contributing to the development?


        Timestamps

        08:29 Plantar fasciopathy risk factors - more than biomechanics.

        10:15 What loads contribute to the development of plantar fasciopathy?

        12.20 Vital elements of our clinical history that can predict poor outcomes.

        14:30 How our history influences our treatment narratives.

        17:00 what can we do instead of a biomechanical assessment?

        23 min
      18. 020 - Plantar Fasciopathy & The Fasciitis Fighter

        In this episode Talysha is joined by Hamish Vickerman - Physiotherapist, inventor of the @fasciitisfighter  

        Talysha & Hamish discuss;

        - What is the Fasciitis Fighter.

        - What research inspired the Fasciitis Fighter.
        - Clinical insights into plantar fasciopathy rehabilitation & management.

        If you're a clinician wanting to advance your knowledge, skills & confidence formulating EFFECTIVE rehabilitation for your plantar fasciopathy clients, head to https://www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/pfmasterclass 

        To find out more about the Fasciitis Fighter head to www.fasciitisfighter.com.au  

        Time Stamps 

        07:15 Some theory behind rehabilitation exercises for plantar fasciitis.

        08:20 Dosing rehabilitation exercises.
        10:15 Calm things down vs Build things up - when is it appropriate to load the plantar fascia in rehabilitation?
        11:30 What are some ways we can 'calm down' an aggravated plantar fascia?
        13:30 Progressing rehabilitation & the fasciitis fighter.
        19:00 Dosing rehabilitation & rehab considerations.
        21:00 Giving your injured self (or clients) permission to move.
        22:30 In rehab, why less is sometimes more.  

        If you're a clinician wanting to advance your knowledge, skills & confidence formulating EFFECTIVE rehabilitation for your plantar fasciopathy clients, head to https://www.progressivepodiatryproject.com/pfmasterclass 

        To find out more about the Fasciitis Fighter head to www.fasciitisfighter.com.au  

        28 min

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