The Knowledge Exchange

We hosted yoga teacher and science communicator Jenni Rawlings to discuss: Her journey from alignment-focused narratives to pain science The most common myths and misconceptions from professionals in the yoga space How should we respond to misinformation? Green flags for clinicians and educators in rehab/pain The most valuable takeaways from training in anatomy and biomechanics … Continue reading Jenni Rawlings – Evidence-Based Yoga →

We hosted Chiropractor and S&C Coach Yuji Suzuki to discuss: The challenges applying evidence-based practice, and how he manages them The most valuable skillsets and resources for application Examples of useful reflective questions for ongoing growth and learning What are the most common struggles from colleagues practicing person-centred care? Practical advice for clinicians entering private … Continue reading Yuji Suzuki – Humility and Curiosity →

We hosted Physiotherapist and S&C Coach Rohit Murgod to discuss: Highs and lows of private practice as a newgrad What university did and didn’t teach for clinical practice Biggest struggles and what helped most Most valuable skillsets gained and how Advice to clinicians entering private practice Follow Rohit on Instagram @ro.everlasting_athlete

Our third podcast with Anthony Berrick where we dived into: How do fear and anxiety play into pain? Essential components of exposure therapy. How to enhance the learning effect. Mindfulness misconceptions and how to use it in practice. Validation – what does it involve? You can reach Anthony at anthonyberrick.com.au  and facebook.com/anthonyberrickpsychologist.

We hosted Dave Moen – physiotherapist, clinic owner, founder of Permission to Move and creator of Tame the Beast to discuss: Experiential learning and minimal effective dose of education. How to facilitate vicarious learning for patients and clinicians. Mastery experiences – what are they, and how do we create them? Should we treat acute pain … Continue reading Dave Moen – Self-Efficacy for Patients and Clinicians (Rebroadcast) →

We hosted physiotherapist, lecturer and researcher Dr. Nathalia Costa to discuss: Uncertainty – what is it and when does it show up in clinic? Helpful ways we can manage uncertainty What happens when you acknowledge and communicate uncertainty? The value of critical reflexivity for clinicians Practical takeaways from her latest paper Epistemic humility – what … Continue reading Nathalia Costa – Navigating Uncertainty →

We hosted Rajam Roose, massage therapist and founder + CEO of the San Diego Pain Summit to discuss: Her lived experience with burnout, and her journey “crossing the chasm” The origin story of the SDPS, and what clinicians have found most valuable The importance of networking and collaboration for clinicians learning about pain science How … Continue reading Rajam Roose – San Diego Pain Summit →

We hosted civil engineer technologist and pain advocate Keith Meldrum for a discussion on: His lived experience of persisting neuropathic pain The urge to find a “fix”, and the turning points in his journey The struggles navigating the healthcare system What does “person-centred” look like in practice? The skills clinicians would benefit from learning the … Continue reading Keith Meldrum – Centring the Lived Experience →

On this episode, we had an insightful chat with Antony Lo (The Physio Detective) where we discussed: His clinical journey, sunk-cost fallacies and compassion towards colleagues Misconceptions about pelvic floor rehab Bracing considerations for heavy lifting Myths surrounding diastasis recti Practical advice for TeleHealth consultations Find Antony Lo (The Physio Detective) on physiodetective.com and all … Continue reading Antony Lo – Self-Reflections and Women’s Health (Rebroadcast) →

We hosted Physical Therapist and mentor Joe Camoratto from Across the Continuum to discuss: What can clinicians learn from Strength & Conditioning principles? The most common challenges in clinical practice, and how mentoring helps A personal experience navigating the healthcare system with pain, as an educated patient How we can support more evidence-based information The … Continue reading Joe Camoratto – Across the Continuum →