PT Inquest is an online journal club. Hosted by Jason Tuori, Megan Graham, and Chris Juneau, the show looks at an article every week and discusses how it applies to current physical therapy practice.
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58 - Hyp-ACCESS: L Tuthall and Audre Wirtanen on Reimagining Hypermobility
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Content Warning: This episode contains mentions of suicidality, ableism, abuse, exploitation, medical trauma, white supremacy, eugenics. Please exercise listener discretion. On this episode, Kerry interviews L Tuthall (they, them) and Audre Wirtanen (she, her)--two disabled community organizers, care access advocates, artists, and researchers who co-founded and co-direct Hyp-ACCESS. Hyp-ACCESS is a Hypermobile-specific disability justice organization working to increase care access and justice for Hyps (a term they coined) in the arts, medicine, and alternative therapy spaces. L and Audre met in a somatic training that was not accessible to them and so they developed Hypermobile Accessible Proprioceptive Therapy (or HAPT) by combining sensorimotor theory with the values of disability justice. L and Audre develop and operate multi-field care access programs and are accessibility consultants for dance organizations and policy groups. They also run IRB approved research and collaborate with scientists at WUStL and Keene State. Links: https://www.hyp-access.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hyp_access/ https://www.instagram.com/audrewirtanen/ https://www.instagram.com/ltuthall/
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Content Warning: This episode contains mentions of suicidality, ableism, abuse, exploitation, medical trauma, white supremacy, eugenics. Please exercise listener discretion. On this episode, Kerry interviews L Tuthall (they, them) and Audre Wirtanen (she, her)--two disabled community organizers, care access advocates, artists, and researchers who co-founded and co-direct Hyp-ACCESS. Hyp-ACCESS is a Hypermobile-specific disability justice organization working to increase care access and justice for Hyps (a term they coined) in the arts, medicine, and alternative therapy spaces. L and Audre met in a somatic training that was not accessible to them and so they developed Hypermobile Accessible Proprioceptive Therapy (or HAPT) by combining sensorimotor theory with the values of disability justice. L and Audre develop and operate multi-field care access programs and are accessibility consultants for dance organizations and policy groups. They also run IRB approved research and collaborate with scientists at WUStL and Keene State. Links: https://www.hyp-access.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hyp_access/ https://www.instagram.com/audrewirtanen/ https://www.instagram.com/ltuthall/
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