The Knowledge Exchange

The Knowledge Exchange

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

  • Jacob Harden - Non-Specific Effects & the Big Rocks

    Dr Jacob Harden is a chiropractor and founder of Prehab 101.

    We discuss:

    • His story and evolution over the years

    • Enhancing non-specific contextual effects through marketing and social media

    • RPE-based training

    • Implications of recovery methods

    • Explaining tightness to a client

    For more gems from Jacob, check out his Instagram @dr.jacob.harden.

    55 min
  • Alex Murray - Reductionism

    Back once again with Alex Murray from Making Sense in Podiatry.

    We had a woke conversation about:

    • Reductionism in msk practice.

    • Nuances of a specific diagnosis.

    • A common misconception when treating the whole person.

    • Transitioning from university thinking to person-centred mindset.

    • Guided vs fixing, and asking the right questions.

    • Subjective and objective insights within a BPS framework.

    Check out Alex’s content at makingsenseinpodiatry.com + follow him on Facebook and Instagram.

    References mentioned:

    jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2761642

    35 min
  • Travis Pollen – Injury & Performance in Swimmers
    Travis Pollen is a trainer with a bachelor’s in physics and masters in biomechanics and movement science, currently undergoing a PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences. In Part 1, we discuss: Connotations of “guru” and “influencer” The learning process and university. His story as an athlete once holding 100-yard freestyle record for swimmers missing one arm or … Continue reading Travis Pollen – Injury & Performance in Swimmers →
    26 min
  • John Flagg - Cueing and Coaching

    John Flagg is Clinical Athlete educator and owner/operator of Rebuild Stronger - online coaching service for rehab and performance of athletes involved in strength sports.

    We discussed:

    • Past failures along his journey.

    • Most valuable types of cueing.

    • Biomechanical and structural considerations for powerlifting.

    • How to coach towards more efficient movement paths.

    • The rehab and performance continuum.

    Find John at rebuildstrongeronline.com and clinicalathlete.com.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Joshua Beagley - Insights After a Year of Practice

    Joshua Beagley is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist currently working in the private sector.

    Josh loves using movement, exercise and guided education as tools to empower individuals to gain control over their pain.

    In this podcast we chat about:

    • Josh’s journey post university

    • The pros and cons of being the sole EP in his private practice setting

    • How he was practicing first year out in the field, compared to now

    • Mistakes made so far along the journey

    • Advice to newgrads who feel lost or unsure in how to apply  'pain science'?

    31 min
  • Toby Coy – Self-Efficacy and Manual Therapy
    Toby Coy is a well-versed science-informed Massage Therapist and an active member of the Association of Massage Therapists. In this podcast we discuss: Toby’s existential crisis as he came across the literature on pain and myofascial release. The role of manual therapy in pain management. The struggle of newgrads grappling with pain science along with … Continue reading Toby Coy – Self-Efficacy and Manual Therapy →
    56 min
  • Zak Gabor – Misinterpretations of the BPS Model
    Zak Gabor is the founder of Level Up In this episode, we go through Zak’s past mistakes as a newgrad in clinical practice. Barriers in applying a BPS approach. Misinterpretations of the BPS model as a pain treatment model, and limitations of the cup analogy. Advice to clinicians applying evidence-based practice in a private clinic. … Continue reading Zak Gabor – Misinterpretations of the BPS Model →
    44 min
  • Matthew Danziger – The Benefits of Manual Therapy (Part 1)
    Matthew Danziger is a massager therapist and personal trainer from New York. He’s an OG from Soma Simple and well-known in the online field of pain science groups and content. In this podcast, we talked about: Matthew’s personal experience with chronic pain. Updated narratives for manual therapy. The BPS aspects of a massage. Matthew’s very … Continue reading Matthew Danziger – The Benefits of Manual Therapy (Part 1) →
    12 min
  • Ellen Masson - BPS Approach to Weight Loss

    Ellen Masson is an Exercise Physiologist with training in motivational interviewing, CBT, ACT and science-informed pain management. She applies a person-centred and weight-neutral approach to health management in practice.

    In this podcast, we discuss:

    • The deeper reasons clients want to lose weight.

    • Looking at weight management as a multi-dimensional experience.

    • Asking the right questions.

    • Critical appraisal of the research.

    • When are diets unhelpful for long-term health.

    • Person-centred lifestyle and healthy alternatives.

    Find Ellen at instagram.com/ellen.masson_ep.

    34 min
  • Dave Renfrew - The Business of Healthcare

    Back for Round 2 with The Pain Weapon - Dave Renfrew.

    Dave is head of Newcastle Performance Physiotherapy and co-founder of Future Health Network.

    We chat about:

    • Ethical business in healthcare

    • The benefits of marketing knowledge and learning business skills.

    • KPIs, values and selling.

    • Is more always better?

    • Working within the constraints of systems and clinical environments.

    48 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.