In this extended episode Talysha @p3podiatry, Kirsty @theliftingpod & Aaron @aaronwilsonrehab tackle some of the common misconceptions & misinformation circulating about Pronation, Bunions & Footwear and pull apart some pretty hefty claims made by some social media influences (who are out to make a buck!)

Timestamps below ↓

08:45 Topic #1 - Is Pronation Bad

29:00 Topic #2 - Do Shoes Cause Bunions?

53:00 Topic #3 - False Claims by ***** ********** about Toe-Box Width & Plantar Fasciitis

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7343976/

In this episode Talysha discusses an all-too-often overlooked element of managing chronic musculoskeletal pathologies - that is, psychological load.  

In this episode New Balance Technical Representative - Matt Spicer, joins Talysha discussing the current New Balance range.

From the staple footwear that makes up a podiatrist's recommendation list, to the new performance range, this episode gives a great update to clinicians to help with your footwear referrals. 

Shoes covered: 1080, 880, 860, Fresh Foam More, Fresh Foam More Trail, Hierro, Fuel Cell Rebel, RC Elite, Supercomp Trainer.

Clinicians are often faced with the uncertainty of HOW to load an injured tissue as part of their therapeutic exercise prescriptions.

In this episode Talysha explores one approach that will begin to simplify the process and improve your confidence when it comes to identifying what exercise(s) will formulate your rehabilitation programs.

When a client fails to engage or adhere to our management plans because we've failed to link OUR therapeutic goals to THEIR goals, that's on us.

In this episode Talysha explores;

In this episode Talysha explores how what we focus on during the initial consultation can either set us up for success, or fast-track to treatment failure.

When clinicians approach chronic & complex musculoskeletal pathologies through a purely biomedical lens, KEY elements can be missed, leading to ineffective management. 

Talysha will guide you through some essential questions to ask your clients during the initial assessment, and how to use their answers to formulate your management plan to achieve great clinical outcomes.

In this episode Talysha shares some insights regarding how we can manipulate foot positioning of the calf raise for more targeted rehabilitation responses.

When it comes to rehabilitation, we know that WHAT you are doing with your exercise prescription will yield specific tissue adaptations, but also HOW you perform your exercise can broaden the scope even more.   

By performing the calf raise in either ABducted or ADducted positions, we can improve our outcomes when managing calf strain injuries.

Ben Cormack from Cor-Kinetic & The Better Clinician Project joins Talysha for an insightful discussion around the application of the Biopsychosocial Treatment Paradigm.

- Where are we going right?

- How can clinicians start to improve their patient care via a more person-centered approach?

In this episode, Talysha and Jackson discuss:

In this episode, Talysha and Jackson discuss: