PT Pro Talk

PT Pro Talk

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  • Ep 166 – Pioneering Physical Therapy in Rural Areas with Mary Schrag

    šŸ’­ā€If someone wants to open a practice, I think now is as good a time as any.’’ -Ā Mary Schrag


    Mary Schrag, PT, OCS, Cert MDT, is a seasoned physical therapist with 35 years of experience and a pioneer in private practice for over 30 years. She is the Owner and CEO of Physical Therapy Specialists Clinic, one of only 75 clinics worldwide certified by the McKenzie International Institute.

    Beyond healthcare, Mary has shaped policy, education, and economic growth through leadership roles on the Missouri State Board of Education, the Missouri Board of Healing Arts, and the Missouri State University Board of Governors. She has also played a key role in teacher recruitment and retention efforts as part of the Blue Ribbon Commission.

    On a global scale, she has advanced Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) research, serving as fundraising chair for the MDT Research Foundation, raising over $600,000, and representing the foundation internationally. In recognition of her contributions, she received the Bronze Lady International Excellence Award in 2015.


    šŸ“šYou will learn about:

    • Pioneering physical therapy in rural areas.Ā 

    • How to build a successful career in physical therapy and leadership.Ā 

    • The challenges faced when starting a clinic in a rural area.Ā 

    • Biggest obstacles and lessons learned in opening and managing multiple clinics.

    • Advice for aspiring clinic owners.


    šŸ”Ž Mary Schrag’s resources of information:Ā 

    https://ptsconline.com/Ā 


    šŸ“² Mary Schrag’s contact information:Ā 

    šŸ’»LinkedIn: Mary Schrag

    šŸ“øInstagram: @ptsc_wp_mg

    šŸ“± Facebook: Physical Therapy Specialists Clinic


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    1 hr 14 min
  • Ep 165 - Temporomandibular disorders with Dr. Susan Armijo-Olivo

    šŸ’­ā€ The most common and disabling condition for temporomandibular disorders is chronic masticatory muscle pain’’ – Dr. Susan Armijo-Olivo


    Our guest, Dr. Susan Armijo-Olivo PhD, MScPT is currently a Professor at the University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück, Germany, and teaches in the field of clinical reasoning, research methods, statistics, and systematic reviews. Dr. Armijo-Olivo is the lead of the S-TEAM (STrengthening Evidence-based Physiotherapy And Musculoskeletal care) research program. She completed her Bachelor of Sciences in physiotherapy at the Pontifical University Catholic of Chile, Chile. She performed her MScPT and a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences from the University of Alberta, Canada. She also performed two postdoctoral fellowships: one in evidence-based practice, clinical epidemiology, and knowledge synthesis and another in musculoskeletal disorders. She is an adjunct Professor in the Faculties of Rehabilitation Medicine and Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Alberta and is a member of the methodological committee of Cochrane Rehabilitation. Her major field of research is diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of patients with musculoskeletal pain especially orofacial pain, temporomandibular disorders, cranio-cervical disorders along with physical therapy evidence-based practice, clinical epidemiology, knowledge synthesis, and knowledge translation in health research areas.


    šŸ“šYou will learn about:

    • What temporomandibular disorders (TMD) are, their common causes, and symptoms.

    • How TMD is diagnosed and the role of physical therapy.

    • Common exercises and approaches used in treatment.Ā 

    • How TMD can cause headaches, neck pain, ear pain, and more


    šŸ”Ž Dr. Susan Armijo-Olivo’s resources of information:Ā 

    https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Susan-Armijo-OlivoĀ 


    šŸ“² Dr. Susan Armijo-Olivo’s contact information:Ā 

    šŸ’»LinkedIn: Susan Armijo-Olivo


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    1 hr 13 min
  • Ep 164 - Complex Regional Pain Syndrome with Dr. Tracey Pons

    šŸ’­ā€Risk factors for CRPS include being female and postmenopausal, having a fracture of the distal radius, and having a complex fracture of the ankle.’’ -Ā Dr Tracey Pons


    Our guest, Dr Tracey Pons PhD (Health Science, UOtago) MHealSc (distinction,Ā  UOtago), PGDipHealSc (distinction,Ā  UOtago), BSc Physio, MNZSP, MPNZ, MIASP was the first registered Physiotherapy Pain Specialist in New Zealand. This designation was awarded in 2016. She works in private physiotherapy practice in Kaiapoi, North Canterbury. With the University of Otago, she was awarded with distinctions; a Post Graduate Diploma in Health Sciences endorsed in Musculoskeletal Management in 2008; later a Master of Health Sciences, in 2012. She was awarded her PhD in 2019.

    Tracey has a passionate commitment to understanding persistent pain, including complex regional pain syndrome; how pain interacts with mental health; to improve well-being in the context of persistent pain; and to encourage the collaboration of physiotherapists and the broader interdisciplinary team in the management of pain. She currently chairs the Physiotherapy in Mental health specialist interest group with the New Zealand professional body. Her work in clinical practice and research includes international level peer reviewed publications, conference presentations, and numerous short courses for continuing education and growth of the Physiotherapy profession.

    šŸ“šYou will learn about:

    • Symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and how CRPS differs from other pain conditions.

    • The role of physical therapy in CRPS treatment and strategies for managing chronic pain.

    • The conceptual model for effective CRPS management that she developed.

    • The importance of a multidisciplinary approach and collaboration with other healthcare providers, and more.


    šŸ”Ž Dr Tracey Pons’ resources of information:Ā 

    https://www.noigroup.com/

    Explain Pain by Butler David and G. Lorimer Moseley

    Orientate - Pain Management on the App Store

    šŸ“² Dr Tracey Pons’ contact information:Ā 

    http://www.paintherapy.co.nz/

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    58 min
  • Ep 163 – Frozen Shoulder with Dr. Jared Powell

    šŸ’­ā€ Ā A supervised or home exercise program, in conjunction with an intra-articular corticosteroid injection, is probably the most evidence-based recommendation for someone with frozen shoulder.’’ -Ā Dr. Jared Powell


    Our guest, Dr. Jared Powell PT, PhD, is an experienced musculoskeletal physiotherapist from Queensland, Australia. Jared has an interest in the ā€˜shoulder complex’ and has completed a PhD in this area at Bond University, where he also maintains a visiting lecturer position. Jared has written several book chapters, peer reviewed articles and presented at various conferences on a wide variety of topics, including frozen shoulder, rotator cuff-related shoulder pain, and shoulder instability. Jared is a clinician-scientist who runs a unique online telehealth shoulder practice, teaches other clinicians about shoulder pain, and remains an active researcher on various topics in the shoulder pain space.


    šŸ“šYou will learn about:

    • What frozen shoulder is, how it develops, common symptoms, at-risk groups, and key diagnostic methods.Ā 

    • How to distinguish frozen shoulder from other conditions with similar symptoms.Ā 

    • The treatment options, the role of physical therapy, and the use of injections.

    • Misconceptions, identifying outdated treatments, and discussing research in frozen shoulder care.


    • šŸ”Ž Dr. Jared Powell’s resources of information:Ā 

      • UK FROST Study

      • Frozen Shoulder: Present and Future Hardcover by Filip Struyf PhD

      • ā€œDear Newly Graduated Physical Therapistā€: A Direct Message Containing Advice We Wish We Had Received by Jared K. Powell et.al

      • https://www.shoulderphysio.com/


      • šŸ“² Dr. Jared Powell’s contact information:Ā 

        šŸ’»LinkedIn: Jared Powell

        šŸ“øInstagram: @shoulder_physio

        🐦X: @JaredPowell12

        šŸ“²Youtube



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        46 min
      • Ep 162 – How do you know what you know? with Dr. Allan Besselink

        šŸ’­ā€ Simply understanding the thought process, the cognitive process, and how somebody thinks about something is hugely valuable.’’ -Ā  Dr. Allan Besselink


        Our guest, Dr. Allan Besselink, PT, DPT, PhD, Dip. MDT is an Associate Professor in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in Austin, TX. He teaches gross anatomy to first-year physiotherapy students and maintains a clinical practice that applies MDT to a sports population. Allan graduated with a B.Sc.PT from Queen’s University (Canada) in 1988 and completed his DPT at the College of St. Scholastica (MN) in 2016. A McKenzie Diplomat, he also runs a clinical practice specializing in MDT for sports populations. Dr. Besselink holds a Ph.D. in Education, with research focused on cognitive structure, knowledge organization, and competency-based education. He completed his Ph.D. in Education with a specialization in Learning, Instruction, and Innovation in 2021. His primary research interests include cognitive structure, knowledge organization, expertise, and competency-based education.


        šŸ“šYou will learn about:

        • What cognitive structures are and why they’re relevant.

        • His October 2024 paper, ā€œThe Visual Representation of Cognitive Structure in DPT Students Learning Gross Anatomy,ā€ and how its findings can benefit the learning process.


        • šŸ”Ž Allan Besselink’s resources of information:Ā 

          • The cognitive structure of gross anatomy knowledge in physiotherapy students - October 2024

          • Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning by Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger III, Mark A. McDaniel


          • šŸ“² Allan Besselink’s contact information:

            šŸ’»LinkedIn: Allan Besselink

            šŸ“øInstagram: @ abesselink

            🐦X: @abesselink



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            46 min
          • Ep 161 – Training Fundamentals for Treating Injured Runners with Tom Goom

            šŸ’­ā€™ā€™There are three things we want to get in place first in terms of training: consistency, good recovery (including sleep), and sufficient fueling.’’ - Tom Goom


            Our guest, Tom Goom is a physiotherapist with over 20 years of experience and a very keen runner! He graduated with a BSc (Hons) degree in 2002 and since then has worked in clinics in the UK and overseas. His career started in Winchester where he worked in the NHS and developed a specific interest in lower limb rehab and joined the physio team at a semi-professional football club. Following the Tsunami in 2004 Tom travelled to Sri Lanka and did voluntary physiotherapy work in a hospital, teaching local staff, treating patients and fundraising for new equipment. Tom returned to the UK in 2006 and started working in Brighton as a senior physiotherapist. His interest in rehab continued to grow and he ran lower limb and spinal rehab groups as well a chronic pain programme. Tom started RunningPhysio in March 2012 to help those training for marathons that spring, since then it’s developed into a resource used by runners and clinicians all over the world. Tom has written for Running Fitness, Men’s Running UK, and the British Journal of Sports Medicine blog. His research in proximal hamstring tendinopathy has been published in the prestigious Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy.

            Tom presents his Running Repairs Course internationally and online and his website, running-physio.com has gained a worldwide audience to become a go-to resource for many runners and therapists.

            šŸ“šYou will learn about:

            • Key Principles of Training and Recovery: Focusing on consistency, recovery, fueling, volume, intensity, and more, especially for those returning from injury.Ā 

            • Integrating Rehab and Cross-Training: Practical strategies for incorporating these elements into weekly plans and treatment approaches for optimal results.Ā 

            • Addressing Pain, Injury, and Gait: Insights on managing pain and most common running injuries.

            • Collaborating with Running Coaches: Exploring how working with coaches can improve patient outcomes.


            • šŸ”Ž Tom Goom’s resources of information:Ā 

              • Researchers: Richard Willy, Bryan Heiderscheit, JF Esculier, Bradley Neal, Christian Barton.

              • Course: The Running Repairs Course

              • Website: https://www.running-physio.com/

              • Tom’s content is aimed at trained health professionals and is not designed to replace medical assessment or advice. Please seeĀ Terms & ConditionsĀ for more information.

              • Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy: Clinical Aspects of Assessment and Management by Thomas SH Goom

              • PodChatLive - The Podiatry Podcast

              • Ep 151 - Patellofemoral Pain with Dr. Christian Barton

              • šŸ“² Tom Goom’s contact information:

                šŸ’»LinkedIn: Tom Goom

                šŸ“øInstagram: @running.physio

                🐦X: @tomgoom


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                1 hr 6 min
              • Ep 160 – Hamstring Strain Injury: Rehab, Eccentric Loading, and Return-to-Play with Dr. Ryan Timmins

                šŸ’­ā€ We don't typically get athletes back quicker by introducing eccentric loading earlier, but we do make them stronger and possibly improve their capacity to withstand damage’’ - Dr. Ryan Timmins


                Our guest, Dr. Ryan Timmins PT, Ph.D is an Associate Professor at the Australian Catholic University (Brisbane). Originally from Brisbane, Dr. Ryan undertook his PhD in Melbourne and lived there for 10 years before returning home to Queensland. Prior to moving to Melbourne, Ryan held various roles with the Queensland Academy of Sport Mens Football Program, Brisbane Strikers and Brisbane Roar. While in Melbourne he had roles with Melbourne Victory and Western United. During his 12 years in elite sport, Ryan has been mainly working on athlete injury prevention and rehabilitation as well as facets of strength and conditioning. Ryan completed his PhD at the Australian Catholic University in 2016, focusing on factors which are associated with an increased likelihood of injury and potential interventions to mitigate these risks. He is also a Level 2 Strength and Conditioning Coach with the Australian Strength & Conditioning Association. Ryan continues to undertake research within injury prevention and rehabilitation, with a focus now being on programs which can be implemented in elite sporting environments.


                šŸ“šYou will learn about:

                • The causes and mechanisms of hamstring strain injuries, and the role of clinical assessments.

                • Key rehabilitation exercises and approaches, including progressive running, eccentric loading, and flexibility exercises.Ā 

                • The criteria for progression in rehab, and when high-intensity eccentric loading can be safely introduced.Ā 

                • Factors for determining return-to-play clearanceĀ 

                • Modifiable risk factors for hamstring strains and how to address them through specific training programs.



                • šŸ”Ž Dr. Ryan Timmins’s resources of information:Ā 

                  • ACU Research BankĀ 

                  • Hamstring Strain Injury Rehabilitation by Jack T. Hickey, Et al.

                  • Early introduction of high-intensity eccentric loading into hamstring strain injury rehabilitation by Jack T. Hickey, Et al.

                  • Pain-Free Versus Pain-Threshold Rehabilitation Following Acute Hamstring Strain Injury: A Randomized Controlled Trial by Jack T. Hickey, Ryan G. Timmins, Et al.

                  • Criteria for Progressing Rehabilitation and Determining Return- to-Play Clearance Following Hamstring Strain Injury: A Systematic Review by Jack T. Hickey, Ryan G. Timmins, Et al.


                  • šŸ“² Dr. Ryan Timmins’s contact information:

                    šŸ’»LinkedIn: Ryan Timmins

                    🐦X: @ryan_timmins


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                    58 min
                  • Ep 159 – Transforming Physical Therapy with Value-Based Healthcare with Dr. Rodrigo Vasconcelos

                    šŸ’­ā€ We need to focus on patients, collect data, and save costs.’’ - Dr. Rodrigo Vasconcelos


                    Our guest, Dr. Rodrigo Antunes de Vasconcelos PT, Ph.D graduated in 1995 from the Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba (Unimep), where he also completed his specialization in Sports Physical Therapy in 2001. In 2002, he participated in a visiting residency program at the University of Pittsburgh focusing on advanced techniques in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation. Dr. Vasconcelos earned his Master’s and PhD degrees in Medical Sciences and completed his Postdoctoral degree in Rehabilitation and Functional Performance at the University of SĆ£o Paulo (USP) He is board certified in Sports Physical Therapy by COFFITO/SONAFE, a distinction that recognizes his advanced expertise and contributions to the field. He is the clinical leader of the Instituto Wilson Mello, a renowned healthcare institution in Campinas, SĆ£o Paulo, and the physiotherapy team at Cinetics Physio. Dr. Vasconcelos works full time as a clinician with sports, orthopaedic and complex chronic pain patients, applying a Value-Based Healthcare (VBHC) approach. His team is uniquely positioned as the only physiotherapy group in Brazil to have participated in three VBHC projects in collaboration with health insurance providers, showcasing their expertise in delivering measurable, high-quality outcomes while optimizing costs.


                    šŸ“šYou will learn about:

                    • The definition of value-based healthcare in the context of physical therapy.

                    • The Challenges in Implementing Value-Based Healthcare.

                    • The specific outcomes and metrics used to measure value in physical therapy.

                    • The role of technology in advancing value-based care.

                    • A real-world example of a successful value-based care model in practice.


                    • šŸ”Ž Dr. Rodrigo Vasconcelos’s resources of information:Ā 

                      Redefining Health Care by Michael Porter


                      šŸ“² Dr. Rodrigo Vasconcelos’s contact information:

                      šŸ’»LinkedIn: Rodrigo Vasconcelos

                      šŸ“øInstagram: @rodrigoavasconcelos

                      šŸ“øInstagram: @cineticsphysio

                      šŸ“øInstagram: @instituto_wilson_mello

                      Website: https://iwmello.com.br/


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                      1 hr 13 min
                    • Ep 158 – Managing Concussion Symptoms: How MDT Can Help with Dr. Brian Greer

                      šŸ’­ā€ Normalizing mechanical assessment as part of the concussion screening process would benefit everyone in concussion management.’’ - Dr. Brian Greer


                      Our guest, Dr. Brian Greer PT, DPT, Dip. MDT is a McKenzie Diplomat practicing in Glastonbury, Connecticut. He participated in McKenzie Parts A and B during his clinical rotation at Maccio Physical Therapy in Troy, NY and graduated from Springfield College in 2016 with his doctorate in physical therapy. Brian went on to become McKenzie Certified in 2017, and became a McKenzie Diplomat in 2019 after completing his Diploma training in Austin, TX. He opened his McKenzie Certified clinic in Connecticut in April 2021. Brian went on to publish a case report in February 2022 titled ā€œFlexion Directional Preference in a Patient With Low Back Pain, Utilizing Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy: A Case Report.ā€


                      šŸ“šYou will learn about:

                      • The three patient cases featured in the paper.

                      • How to assess patients and rule out concussion as a diagnosis.

                      • Insights into the directional preferences of the cases and the progression of forces used in treatment.

                      • Discussions on symptoms such as light sensitivity, temporal pain, dizziness, and headache—and how they were resolved by addressing the underlying derangement.



                      • šŸ”Ž Dr. Brian Greer’s resources of information:Ā 

                        • Current Research on Concussion in Physical Therapy

                        • MDT Research:Ā  https://mckenzieinstitute.org/research/

                        • Dr. Brian Greer’s papers:

                          • Management of Concussion Symptoms Utilizing Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy: A Case Series

                          • Flexion Directional Preference in a Patient With Low Back Pain, Utilizing Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy: A Case Report


                          • šŸ“² Dr. Brian’s contact information:


                            Social Media:

                            šŸ’»LinkedIn: Brian Greer

                            šŸ“øInstagram: @gbury_pt


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                            46 min
                          • Ep 157 – Achilles Tendinopathy: Subgrouping and Treatment Strategies with Dr. Karin Silbernagel

                            šŸ’­ā€ Even if they do heavy, slow resistance training 2 or 3 times a week, I still stick to daily exercise.’’ - Dr. Karin Silbernagel


                            Our guest, Dr. Karin Grävare Silbernagel PT, ATC, PhD is a Professor and Associate Chair at the Department of Physical Therapy, University of Delaware, Newark, DE USA.  She received her Physical Therapy and Athletic Training Degrees from Boston University, her MSc and PhD from University of Gothenburg, Sweden. She has been a physical therapist and athletic trainer for 34 years, worked full-time in sports medicine for 10+ years including semiprofessional sport, performed sports medicine related research for 20+ years, and is actively engaged as a consultant for professional sports organizations both in the United States and abroad. Her expertise is in orthopaedics and musculoskeletal injury with a focus on tendon and ligament injury. At University of Delaware, she is the principal investigator of the Delaware Tendon Research Group and the Delaware ACL Research Group. Her work has been directly integrated into the clinical guidelines for treatment of patients with tendon injuries. She has presented her research at numerous conferences and published in peer-reviewed journals (160+ published articles to date).  Her research is funded by the NIH, Foundation for Physical Therapy, Swedish Research Council for Sport Science, and Swedish Research Council.


                            šŸ“šYou will learn about:

                            • Domains of tendon health and subgrouping Achilles tendinopathyĀ 

                            • The Silbernagel protocol and how to use the pain-monitoring model

                            • Exercise progression to load the Achilles tendonĀ 

                              • Evolution of tendinopathy treatment over the decades and future expectations

                              • šŸ”Ž Dr. Karin GrƤvare Silbernagel’s resources of information:Ā 

                                • Podcasts

                                • InfographicsĀ 

                                • Current Clinical Concepts: Conservative Management of Achilles Tendinopathy - J Athl Train (2020)

                                • A Proposed Return-to-Sport Program for Patients With Midportion Achilles Tendinopathy: Rationale and Implementation - Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (2015)

                                • Karin’s papers


                                • Contact Information

                                  • Research TeamĀ 

                                  • University of Delaware ProfileĀ 


                                  • Social Media:

                                    šŸ’»LinkedIn: Karin GrƤvare Silbernagel

                                    🐦 Twitter: @kgSilbernagel

                                    🐦 Twitter: @UDtendongroup

                                    šŸ“øInstagram: @karinsilbernagel

                                    šŸ“øInstagram: @udtendongroup

                                    šŸ“±Facebook: Delaware Tendon Research Group


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                                    1 hr 9 min

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                                  Join Mariana Parks, PT, Cert. MDT, as she interviews world-leading experts in physical therapy, rehabilitation, and sports medicine. Each episode delivers evidence-based insights, proven techniques, and clinical strategies to help physical therapists expand their knowledge, improve patient outcomes, and stay ahead in the ever-evolving PT field.

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