The Knowledge Exchange

The Knowledge Exchange

By Daniel Arbilla & Brendan MouattScienceSocial SciencesMedicineHealth & FitnessFitness
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The Knowledge Exchange episodes

  • Daniel Searle - The Skills That Really Matter

    We hosted Physiotherapist Daniel Searle for a discussion on:

    • Life and work as a vision-impaired therapist.

    • The use of palpation and touch in the context of a BPS approach.

    • Upskilling in psych-informed practice and working with a psychologist.

    • Why he pursued a business and the values underpinning it.

    • BPS practice and common misconceptions.

    Contact Daniel at danielsearle.com.au.

    48 min
  • Laura Rathbone – Nuances of ACT
    We hosted Physiotherapist and Pain Coach Laura Rathbone to discuss: The differences between a traditional physio approach and an ACT approach.  The nuances, caveats, cons of ACT. How we can develop trust and rapport with ACT. Creative Hopelessness and when it would be indicated. How can we be more psychologically flexible? Reach out to Laura … Continue reading Laura Rathbone – Nuances of ACT →
    1 hr 15 min
  • Daniel Arbilla – What Makes a Good Clinician?
    The host becomes guest where we discuss: Pros and cons of being a course junkie. How we can easily hook onto a fixer mindset, even with education and exercise. What is the role of an AEP, and what is the role of a healthcare professional? Where we tend to struggle the most when trying to … Continue reading Daniel Arbilla – What Makes a Good Clinician? →
    48 min
  • Lars Avemarie – Principles of Critical Thinking
    We had a discussion with Lars Avemarie on: How to incorporate critical thinking skills into clinical practice What to do about our own fallacies and biases How to deal with cognitive dissonance Turning points in our journey so far The future of pain management FInd Lars’ articles at larsavemarie.com
    1 hr 18 min
  • What Needs to Change in the World of Massage Therapy?
    Special roundtable discussion with Leah Dwyer, Toby Coy and Nick Ng on: Helping therapists transition to BPS How pain science simplifies our practice Reconciling historical and cultural narratives with our current understanding What clinicians can do to upskill Continue the conversation at facebook.com/groups/186929841940541. Nick’s articles can be found at massagefitnessmag.com
    57 min
  • Danielle Bell and Jess Tilbrook – Weight-Neutral Approach and HAES
    We had a chat with Accredited Practising Dietitians Jessica Tilbrook and Danielle Bell from Glow Group Health and Wellbeing on: Definitions of Weight-Neutral Practice and HAES Common misunderstandings and misconceptions The harms of weight-centred practice How to manage clients with weight-focused goals and promote healthy behaviours How to start our own experiential learning with food … Continue reading Danielle Bell and Jess Tilbrook – Weight-Neutral Approach and HAES →
    48 min
  • Luke Postlethwaite - Ethical Healthcare

    We spoke with Luke Postlethwaite, Clinic Owner and Director of The Biomechanics discussing:

    • The values he’s guided by as a practitioner and business owner, and what helps him stick to them despite financial challenges.

    • Common barriers and struggles to applying BPS practice.

    • How clinicians can work within the constraints of private practice.

    • How to achieve financial goals without compromising ethics.

    • What needs to change with the healthcare system, and how we can influence it.

    If you’d like to find out more about Luke and the Biomechanics, check out www.thebiomechanics.com.au.

    54 min
  • Raphael Bender - Teaching Movement

    We hosted Raphael Bender from Breathe Education to talk about:

    • How to teach movement and the value of external cues.

    • The best ways to set-up clients for success with motor learning.

    • Spinal flexion in a deadlift.

    • Hypermobility - what we know from research.

    • Thinking critically and staying up-to-date with evidence.

    Find Raphael at breathe.edu.au.

    Links to what we discussed in the podcast:

    • Lewthwaite and Wulf interview: breathe.edu.au/teach-movement-skills-gabriele-wulf-rebecca-lewthwaite

    • Hypermobility review: breathe.edu.au/safe-lock-joints-hypermobility-research-review

    • Flexion review: breathe.edu.au/flexion-dangerous-perhaps-not-according-science

    1 hr 6 min
  • Tom Bowen – Chronic Pain Champion
    We talked to pain advocate, educator, patient and creator of Chronic Pain Champions Tom Bowen about: His lived experience with chronic pain and attending a pain clinic. The emotional aspects of his story and pivotal moments in his journey. The role of pain science in his understanding. The world of patient support groups, and what … Continue reading Tom Bowen – Chronic Pain Champion →
    45 min
  • Riikka Holopainen – Perceptions of BPS
    We hosted physiotherapist and researcher Riikka Holopainen to discuss: Perceptions of patients with low back pain in the healthcare system. Factors that moved patients from a “non-encounter” to self-agency. Should people with acute pain be treated differently? How to reduce burnout and increase job satisfaction. Which forms of training are best for clinicians to learn … Continue reading Riikka Holopainen – Perceptions of BPS →
    1 hr 5 min

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Join Daniel Arbilla and Brendan Mouatt as they chat with clinicians, researchers, and people with lived experience about how we, as health professionals can do better for those seeking our help.