By Sports Therapy Association
The podcast currently has 210 episodes available.
Ep.212 of the Sports Therapy Association podcast, hosted by Matt Phillips of RunChatLive.com, dives deep into the importance of communication in exercise prescription, exploring how effective communication can enhance exercise adherence and patient outcomes. Joining Matt are two special guests: founder of ProCare Sports Medicine Andrew McCauley, and educator, facilitator, and coach Andy Hosgood.
Both Andrew and Andy will be presenting in the STA Theatre at this year's Therapy Expo on November 27th and 28th, with Andrew McCauley on Day 1 at 11:40am giving a Q&A session on "Exercise Dosage in Clinical Practice” and then Andy Hosgood at 11.40am on Day 2 with a Q&A session "Client Retention: The Super Power for Business Growth”. You now have just 11 weeks to make sure you have a ticket for Therapy Expo (remember the STA discount), and sort travel and maybe accomodation (if you’re going for both days).
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In this episode, host Matt Phillips of Runchatlive is joined by special guest Michelle Lyons, Women’s Health Physiotherapist & creator of celebrate muliebrity.com, who discusses the latest research on how hormonal changes impact musculoskeletal health, particularly during menopause. Whether you're a therapist, athlete, or simply interested in women's health, this episode is packed with essential information to help you navigate the complexities of hormonal health and musculoskeletal well-being.
Michelle Lyons will be the first speaker in the STA Theatre on Day 1 of Therapy Expo this coming November 27th and 28th, and given Michelle's popularity last year we would definitely recommend if you are going to Therapy Expo to head straight for the STA Theatre at 9am on the Wednesday to make sure you get a comfy seat! You now have just 92 days to make sure you have a ticket (STA members get a discount), travel and maybe accomodation (if you’re going for both days. If you’re not familiar with Therapy Expo, listen to Ep. 209 of the podcast, with special guests Molly Benson, Content Producer for Therapy Expo and Vernon Smeed, Business Development Manager for Therapy Expo.
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Welcome to the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, Episode 209. Hosted by Matt Phillips, creator of runchatlive.com, all episodes are recorded live on the Sports Therapy Association YouTube channel and Facebook page. Join us every Tuesday at 8pm (UK time) to engage with our guests directly!
After a two-week summer break, we dive into the upcoming Therapy Expo 2024, taking place November 27-28 at the Birmingham NEC. Yes, that's over 90 days away, but every year (the STA has been at every Therapy Expo since it started back in 2013) we hear from therapists who didn’t manage to book time out of clinic early enough, didn’t look into travel options, cheap early accomodation deals, and as a result couldn’t go. So, this episode is your official wake up call for Therapy Expo 2024, to get your affairs in order and join us at the Birmingham NEC on Wed Nov27th & Thurs 28th!
Our guests, Therapy Expo Content Producer Molly Benson and Business Development Manager Vernon Smeed, along with Anna Maria Mazzieri, Director of The ST School, and Gary Benson, founder of the STA, discuss what makes Therapy Expo unique. Learn about the benefits of booking early, networking opportunities, and how this event can enhance your practice and business.
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Do you think Statutory Regulation for Sports Therapists is something we should be trying to acheive for our industry? What are the pros and cons? Is it something we should strive for, or is it a pipe dream that could never really be achieved even if we wanted it?
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Prof Graham Smith on 'Chewing it Over', during which he clearly identifies he was responsible for setting the minimum standards for working in sports medical teams as a Physio Degree.
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In Ep.207 of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, 'Is Your Client Ready To Return To Sport?', host Matt Phillips of runchatlive is joined by Steve Miller, founder of Grow Physio Academy, who shares his insights on how to determine if an athlete is ready to return to sport, emphasizing the importance of milestone-based approaches, monitoring, and personalized care plans. He also discusses the psychological aspects of rehabilitation and the need for ongoing support even after an athlete has returned to full training.
Steve Miller is a rehabilitation specialist currently working with GB Judo and is well-known among STA members for his excellent courses and webinars, details of which are all available at of Grow Physio Academy.
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In Part 2 of our look at the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare’, our guests are Marcus Slade & Rich Smith, founders of Physio Genie Technology, an innovative software company that has recently developed the Saiph Platform for Sports Therapists and Physiotherapists.
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In Ep.205 of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, we dive deep into the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare. We are joined by special guest Jo Turner, founder of mehab.co.uk & host of the 'You Matter Podcast'.
Jo Turner wrote a piece in July's edition of MSKMag entitled 'ChatGPT - Can You Tell Me If You Want My Job?'. The piece was a response to a recent article in The Gurdian entitled 'First NHS Physiotherapy Clinic Run By AI to Start This Year', with the clinic providing 'same-day automated video appointments with a digital physiotherapist'.
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In Ep.204, guests Carla Bickerstaffe and Jenny Lane delve into the common injuries faced by swimmers, such as shoulder and lower back issues, and how these can vary depending on the type of swimming. They discuss the differences between working with competitive and recreational swimmers, the importance of technique, and the unique considerations when working with para-swimmers.
Additionally, they offer valuable advice for therapists looking to start working with swimmers, emphasizing the importance of building relationships with local swimming clubs and coaches. Whether you're new to working with swimmers or looking to enhance your existing practice, this episode provides a wealth of insights and practical tips.
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