In this episode we chat about our weekly updates in our PT school journeys.  Sarah and Gabby discuss study space and accountability with online classes. We know everyone is doing everything to adapt to school online. The transition of using Zoom with professors and other classmates. Sarah gives insight about helping others transition from in class to online including your professors. Gabby suggests tools you can use while studying at home.  Just remember to take it one day at a time and enjoy the time with your family.

In this episode we chat with Dr. Josh Simons, a Physical Therapist, and founder/owner of Kinpact. Josh discusses how changing from a computer science major to exercise science in undergrad led him to PT. Josh discusses his time in DPT school and how he was involved as the Vice President of his class. He talks about how working in a private practice PT setting for about 1 1/2 years led him to also trying out cash PT with golfers. He talks about the process of finding something that you're passionate about in the field of PT and running with that. Josh discusses his next moves in his PT career and how he is managing that change. He wraps up the episode with his advice for current and future DPT students.

Instagram: @joshsimonspt

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In today's episode, Gabby and Sarah discuss the importance of taking care of yourself in school. Midterms are here, spring break is around the corner, and its just a stressful time. Being a PT student has a lot of benefits when it comes to knowing what to look out for with your physical health. Gabby and Sarah both share stories about their experiences and want to stress how important it is to listen to your body. Tune in to hear more on this topic!    

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In this episode we chat with Nanami, a second year DPT student. Nanami shares how shadowing different professions in high school led her to physical therapy. She discusses cultural competency and she shares examples of her personal experiences with this. She talks about her extracurriculars that she is involved in during school which include working as a rehab aide, research, secretary of the pro bono clinic board, and a GA position. Nanami discusses how the pro bono clinic at her program is run. She shares her experience with research and how she got involved with it. Nanami wraps up the episode with the advice that she would give to current DPT students. 

In this episode Gabby and Sarah discuss their elite mastermind conference in Jamaica. They both have exams and school work to focus on but made the time to continue to network with other healthcare entrepreneurs. They also gained additional knowledge on how to level up with their Graditude Platforms! 

Tune in to hear more about what they learned! 

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In this episode, we chat with Dr. Kaylee Simmerman, a Physical Therapist who specialized in Women's Health. Kaylee discusses how she found Physical Therapy after dance injuries and building a genuine connection with her PT. Kaylee discusses the journey that led her to women's health PT and her own experiences with pelvic health. Kaylee talks about what led her to starting her own practice, FEMMEmpowerment and Advocacy.  She discusses ways to approach questions about pelvic floor health because she knows it can be an uncomfortable conversation.  She chats about ways to help manage stress that may led to pelvic floor issues. Kaylee wraps up the episode with advice to current DPT students.

Instagram: @postpartum_physio

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In this episode we chat with Simon Murphy, a Physical Therapy student in Australia. This episode is an interview style mashup between two podcasts. Simon is originally from Canada and has his own podcast called The PT Student Compass. We discuss what burnout during school feels like and how to overcome it. We also discuss the layout of PT school in the United States in comparison to Australia. 

Instagram: @theptstudentcompass 

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In this episode we chat about our weekly updates in our PT school journeys.  Sarah and Gabby discuss CSM the largest physical therapy conference of all time. Sarah had the opportunity to answer questions on making money as a side hustle in Q&A session. Sarah was featured on leadership panel by Jenna Kantor. Sarah and Gabby discuss future updates about CSM next year in Orlando.