EP 55: The Musician’s Clinician II - Dr. Janice Ying
Dr. Janice Ying is the owner and founder of Opus Physical Therapy and Performance and is also the head physical therapist at The Colburn School Conservatory of Music. Dr. Ying treats many musicians each day and sees overuse injury as one of the more common problems they face. I had to have her on t…
Episode 9: Preserving Musicians’ Hearing with Dr. Heather Malyuk
In this episode, we chat with Dr. Heather Malyuk, a music audiologist based in Ohio. She works with musicians of all genres through her practice, Soundcheck Audiology, and in this episode, we discuss her path from performing to becoming an audiologist that specializes in working with musicians. W…
Episode 8: Janet Horvath, From Musician Health Advocate to Genealogist
Janet Horvath is a cellist, musician health advocate, author, best known for her book, “Playing (Less) Hurt.” Janet was associate principal cellist of the Minnesota Orchestra for over 40 years, and received degrees from the University of Toronto and Indiana University, where she studied with Janos…
Episode 04: Demystifying Pain Science with Dr. Cody Weisbach, DPT
In this episode, we interview Dr. Cody Weisbach about pain science, a topic that can be overwhelming and confusing for many musicians and music educators. Cody is a Boulder, CO based physical therapist with an interest in the prevention and treatment of playing related musculoskeletal disorders in…
Episode 01: Introductions
This is the inaugural episode of Beyond the Practice Room, a podcast that explores the intersection of music and medicine as related to musician health and more. Your hosts are Dr. Janice Ying, a physical therapist based in Los Angeles, and Kayleigh Miller, a violist and movement educator in Seatt…
Candid Chat to kick off Season 3
Even though we didn't post any podcast episodes this summer (or any summer), we were busy busy bees prepping for season 3. We prepped a whole bunch of business for the future, did some trainings, worked on projects, and more. Tune in to catch up, here some fascinating movement info and get excited …
Interview with Dr. Janice Ying
This month we are joined by physical therapist Dr. Janice Ying. She shared with us how she has fit nine lives worth of achievements into just one life, her work with musicians in physical rehabilitation and injury prevention, and her work with collegiate and graduate-level musicians. We pepper her …
The Show Must Go On! Physical Therapy for Musicians
Janice Ying is a former musician-turned physical therapist who specializes in treating musicians and is the owner of Opus Physical Therapy and Performance. She is currently the head PT at The Colburn School working on elite collegiate and graduate level musicians.
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Insights for PTs Treating Performing Artists
Join the members of the PASIG for the Performing Arts Panel. Hear from Emily Scherb, PT, DPT, Kristen Hope Schuyten PT, DPT, Melissa Strzelinski, PT, MPT, PhD, and Janice Ying, PT, DPT, to discover how they care for the unique populations of circus artists, dancers, figure skaters and musicians. In…
Kayleigh Miller: Speaking Up for Musicians' Health and Well-Being
S2 Ep #8: Kayleigh Miller is someone I've wanted to have on the podcast since the beginning. And our conversation today doesn't disappoint: we talk about musicians' body health, injury prevention, and what it means to use your voice to advocate for a healthier, more honest industry.
I first discov…
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