Best Physiotherapy podcasts we could find (Updated October 2018)
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Education For Physiotherapists and Personal Trainers
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SPARK Physiotherapy is a performance physical therapy practice offering rehab, prehab, personal training, and athletic development services
Join TJ as he explores the wonderful world of Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine by interviewing some of the industries elite with the aim of educating the new wave of treating therapists!
Conversations between Kim Sheader (Chartered Physiotherapist specialising in Veterinary Physiotherapy) and Shailen Jasani (Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Specialist). VetPhysioLife charts Kim's daily activities. We find out about the cases she sees and the treatments she provides. Includes a lot of useful information and tips for both pet (dog, cat) carers and veterinary colleagues. Brought to you by The Ralph Mobile Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Service. Please get in touch: emai ...
Jenna Kantor interviews expert physical therapists who work with performing artists.
Sports physiotherapy provides you the treatment which heals the injuries and issues related to sports people. If you need quality care and treatment to recover your sports injuries then get sports physiotherapy from Complete Health and Performance Centre. More details at:http://completehealth.ca/classes/
Title: Pilates Based RehabilitationOn this episode, Dr. Sigrid Scruggs is interviewed. She founded Theatre Arts PT in 2002. She is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University with a degree in Natural Sciences/ Behavioral Biology and earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from University of Southern California. She has utilized her ballet and piano ...…
Sports physiotherapy provides you the treatment which heals the injuries and issues related to sports people. If you need quality care and treatment to recover your sports injuries then get sports physiotherapy from Complete Health and Performance Centre. More details at: http://completehealth.ca/classes/…
In this episode of the Morley Physiotherapy Centre Podcast, owner Tony talks about how to reduce pregnancy back pain. What are the causes and how to cure back pain as it occurs.
Title: Farewell MarissaOn this episode, Marissa Schaeffer says farewell as a cohost for Physiotherapy Performance Perspectives. Jenna Kantor will continue hosting and providing valuable content on health for performing artists.Our mission: On Physiotherapy Performance Perspectives (PPP), Jenna Kantor interviews Physical Therapists who specializ ...…
Title: Screening and Educating the Adolescent DancerOn this episode, we interview Karen Moran, PT. Karen is the owner and founder of Fusion Arts Physical Therapy. Over the past 17 years, Karen has specialized in the treatment of dancers and performers and has worked backstage on numerous theater and musical theater productions! In addition, Kar ...…
Sitting and standing debates in the workplace have been going on for years - but which is better? Listen now or read on to understand the real cause for back pain in the workplace and how to prevent and treat it as it occurs.
Title: Hamstring Strains in the Dance PopulationOn this episode, we interview Dr. Annette Karim. Annette is a board-certified orthopedic clinical specialist as well as a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy. She received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Texas Woman's University. She has taught ballet, point ...…
Title: Injury Prevention for the Upper Extremity in Modern, Contemporary and BreakdanceOn this episode, we interview Dr. Chad Van Ramshorst and Robert Tsai. Dr. Chad Van Ramshorst is a practicing physical therapist in Northern Virginia who graduated from Chapman University’s Doctoral program. He is originally from Southern California where he s ...…
Title: Dance Related Musculoskeletal Complaints During Summer Dance IntenstivesOn this episode, we interview Lindsay Harmon-Matthews. Lindsay is a physical therapist in Ohio! She received her Doctor of PT at Ohio University after which she went on to participate in a Dance Medicine Practicum in NYC. She has her MPH from OSU and is a Board certi ...…
Title: Achilles TendinopathyOn this episode, we interview Ashley Harrison. Ashley is a PT in Florida! She attended the University of Florida to receive her Doctorate in Physical Therapy and participated in award-winning research investigating the effect of concussions on future injuries of collegiate athletes. Ashley also has an extensive perfo ...…
Welcome to episode 3 of the Morley Physiotherapy Podcast! Tony talks about heel pain - what it is, how it happens, how to treat it, and how to get back to a pain-free state.
Title: Injury Prevention for Tap DancersOn this episode, we interview Daria Oller. Daria Oller is a New Jersey native. She has both a degree in Athletic Training from James Madison University and her doctorate in Physical therapy from Seton Hall University. Daria worked as an Athletic Trainer for NYU from 2006-2010 and for Penn State University ...…
Welcome to episode 2 of the Morley Physiotherapy Centre Podcast! Today, Tony talks all about ankle sprains - how they happen, when to see a doctor, and how to achieve the best possible recovery.
Pre-pointe Screening and Readiness for Dancers by Jenna Kantor
Neck soreness from hours spent looking down at phones, tablets or other screens is an increasingly common problem. Find out how to avoid it, whether you’ve got it, and how to treat it (or help your kids treat it), should symptoms arise.
Kim is Chair of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy (ACPAT). They recently had their annual conference and general meeting. In this episode, we start by discussing what was covered. This leads Kim on to telling us about kinematics, kinetics and force plate analysis. We then discuss a couple of Kim's patients. The Gol ...…
On this episode, we interview Dr. Rosie Canizares. Dr. Canizares is a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy. She is a double Duke alumnus who has been active in the Duke Alumni Association, including being selected as one of the first young alumni representatives to the Duke Alumni Association Board of Directors and sta ...…
In this episode, we catch up on some of Kim's regular patients including the Coton de Tulear who needs bribing to go down the stairs, the Pug who is a bit wobblier than usual, and the Tibetan Spaniel who needs to spend time on a wobble cushion. We also talk about how good most pet carers are at getting stuck in with their pet's physiotherapy tr ...…
In this episode, we talk about Elbow Dysplasia including: What is it? Which dogs and cats does it tend to affect? What are the consequences and what signs might they show? How is it diagnosed? How is it managed? Click here to read the accompanying blog post. To get in touch with us: please email vetphysiolife@theralph.vet, or use the contact fo ...…
"I've had a good..busy week"! Kim updates us on the progress of her Weimaraner patient with lymphoedema from Episode 31. This week she also revisited a Springer Spaniel with hock osteoarthritis that she had last seen a couple of years ago. And we also hear about a black Labrador who has forelimb lameness. One of the things we touch on is how th ...…
This week was a busy week for Kim. In this episode, we catch up on some of her regular patients that she visited for the first time in the New Year. They include the Coton de Tulear who is back to full health now after the pancreatitis scare late last year; the ex-racing Greyhound who had neospora; and, the Whippet who had a fibrocartilaginous ...…
Happy New Year! This is our first episode back after the break and we start by discussing what Kim has found as she revisits some of her regular patients. There will be many more updates next week which is going to be a hectic one for Kim! Kim also tells us about a new patient. A 12-year-old Weimaraner who has a very slow-growing mass behind on ...…
On this episode, we interview Dr. Anna Cerveny. Dr. Anna Cerveny is a graduate of Columbia University and a dancer! After spending a year as the physical therapist for the international tour of the Broadway production of WarHorse, she is currently employed at University Hospitals as a senior physical therapist and dance rehabilitation specialis ...…
This episode is dedicated to Lumbosacral Disease. We discuss: What it is; Which animals are most affected; What the consequences are and what signs a dog or cat may show; How it is diagnosed; How it is managed; And, what it means for your pet's lifespan; There is an accompanying blog post here. Please get in touch. Email vetphysiolife@theralph. ...…
In this episode, we get an update on one of Kim's patients who we discussed in the last episode. He was unwell and had been admitted for treatment at his practice. He ended up being referred to a specialist centre but thankfully is on the mend and back home now. Kim tells about a new patient, an older Yorkshire Terrier. He has had 'slipped' kne ...…
In this episode, we start off talking about Kim's regular patients. Firstly about how their care plan may change in colder weather. And then about the bond that Kim forms with her patients and the worry when they are not well. We then go on to talk about a couple of the new patients Kim has seen recently. An older chocolate Labrador with arthri ...…
Title: Pain in DancersOn this episode, we interview Alexis Sams. Dr. Sams received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Long Island University in 2008. With her degree, she has focused her efforts on providing physical therapy services to athletes and performing artists across the country including dancers, cheerleaders, musicians, marathon r ...…
In this episode, we catch up on some of Kim's regular patients. They all seem to be doing well at the moment. Not least the Labradoodle who was run over by a car that we discussed in earlier episodes. He is doing so well now that Kim has discharged him from her care for the time being. We also ponder why quite a few of Kim's patients seem to fa ...…
In this episode we discuss CANINE HIP DYSPLASIA: What it is Why it develops Which dogs are more likely to get it What the potential consequences are What signs an affected dog may show How it is diagnosed How it is managed There is an accompanying blog post here. Please do get in touch. Email vetphysiolife@theralph.vet or use the contact form o ...…
This episode starts with an update on the Weimaraner we have discussed in the most recent episodes. Unfortunately, he was euthanised this week due to suspected cancer. We go on to discuss considerations around making the difficult decision to euthanise a pet. And how much is it appropriate to put them through. Kim also fills us in on a 9-10-yea ...…
Title: Back Pain in DancersOn this episode, we interview Alexis Sams. Dr. Sams received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Long Island University in 2008. With her degree, she has focused her efforts on providing physical therapy services to athletes and performing artists across the country including dancers, cheerleaders, musicians, marat ...…
We start by catching up on the elderly Weimaraner we discussed in Episode 23. He is making progress but not without some ups and downs. These relate to his age, other mobility issues and discomfort. Kim will be seeing him again on Monday and we will keep you updated on his progress. During the discussion, Kim mentions the LASER treatment she ha ...…
We spend most of this episode talking about an elderly Weimaraner. Kim has been treating him for some time for problems with his back legs. Over the weekend his mobility acutely worsened and he seemed more painful. There was concern that this might be due to a deterioration in his long-term back leg problems. Euthanasia was being considered if ...…
In this episode, Kim tells us about a new patient she saw this week. A young Labrador with a history of elbow dysplasia and a current shoulder problem. This leads us on to talking about the use of language in explaining medical conditions. It is actually more informative to keep things simple and use words people will immediately understand. Fo ...…
Sorry, it has been a while since the last episode - last week was hectic! In this episode, we chat about Kim's patients from last week. In particular, Kim saw a new patient, a lovely Staffie, who had suffered a fibrocartilaginous embolism (FCE) some years back. We spend a lot of the episode talking about FCE. You can read the accompanying blog ...…
This week Kim went back to a home where one of her patients was euthanised last week. We spend some of this episode talking about grief in pets left behind when one of their companions has gone*. We catch up on some of Kim's regulars and a Weimaraner who fell asleep during his treatment. Kim always takes this to be a good sign! And Kim lets us ...…
We did not do any episodes last week. Two of Kim's long-term patients were euthanised and we did not think it was appropriate. But we're back! In this episode we catch up on some of Kim's regulars. Dogs that have featured several times before and will be familiar to regular listeners. During the conversation we also touch on: Fear/insecurity be ...…
Title: Turnout Want to check out the website Samara references in this episode? Click here: http://c.ymcdn.com/sites/www.iadms.org/resource/resmgr/imported/info/turnout_for_dancers_exercises.pdfOn this episode, we interview Samara DiMattia who has been practicing physical therapy in Fairfield County, CT for over 13 years. She has her own practi ...…
In this episode Kim lets us know that two of her patients are due to be euthanised next week. Both are patients that she has treated regularly for a long time. This is clearly very difficult not just for their carers but for Kim too. We go on to talk about euthanasia and how often it is due to arthritis and other similar problems. In this episo ...…
At the start of this episode Kim mentions an elderly Labrador that she is treating. He has skin problems besides his physiotherapy-related condition. He is on steroid treatment for his skin and we discuss steroids at some length later in the episode. Kim also updates us on a Pug she has been treating for a while after surgery for a 'slipped dis ...…
In this episode we catch up on some of the cases Kim has seen since Episode 15. We discuss a young German shepherd dog with hip dysplasia, an elderly Labrador retriever recovering after a slip, and why joints click! Kim mentions Previcox (firocoxib) in this episode; this is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory pain killer. It is only available wit ...…
Yesterday Kim saw an older Golden retriever who is being treated for a partial tear of one of her cruciate ligaments (main ligament in the knee). During our discussion Kim spends some time talking about the importance of trying to maintain general fitness in dogs with injuries and those being rested after surgery. We also discuss why cruciate l ...…
In Episode 13 we heard about the canine chiropractic course that Kim went on last weekend. In this episode Kim tells us about some early positive results with using what she learned. This includes a Greyhound who fell asleep after an adjustment, not something she normally does during her physio sessions! Kim also goes into some detail about mus ...…
Kim attended a canine chiropractic course this weekend. She really enjoyed it and found it very interesting. In this episode we find out more about the course and why Kim was so impressed.
In this episode we chat about some of the cases Kim has seen this week. The conversation goes all over the place including: Why some little dogs may be more likely to get back (spinal disc) problems than others. How barking can be a breathing exercise in dogs The burden of arthritis How chiropractic and physiotherapy differ; Kim is going on a c ...…
“You get really big wedges and lots of pillows and you build stuff”! In this episode we discuss one of Kim’s favourite subjects – the use of physiotherapy in patients with breathing or heart problems. Kim also fills us in on her background in human healthcare. You can read more about this here. There are a number of medical words mentioned. Her ...…
In this episode we get an update on some of the cases Kim has seen in the last couple of days. We discuss wobble boards vs. wobble cushions. And we hear how well a Cockapoo with a suspected partial cruciate ligament tear is doing. We also chat about the benefits Kim sees of providing her physiotherapy and rehab services to dogs in their home en ...…
In this episode Kim tells us about a new patient. A dog who suffered trauma and spent more than 2 months in a rehab centre. We discuss several subjects including the challenges of caring for patients once home. Kim also stresses the need to treat every patient as an individual. At the end we discuss how the management of osteoarthritis might va ...…
In this episode Kim tells us about one of her new patients, an elderly Labrador-Springer Spaniel cross. Among other things, we discuss quality of life considerations when dealing with such cases. Thankfully this boy is still enjoying life at the moment. We also hear about one of Kim’s success stories, a lovely Sheltie. And we hear all about pro ...…
In this episode we catch up on Kim’s cases from the last couple of days. She describes how she is fitting Yala (deerhound) with a bespoke boot. Yala had a front toe amputated some years ago and has developed arthritis in that foot. The shoe is designed to take some stress off and to help him be more comfortable. Kim also mentions syringomyelia ...…
