ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
2 Physical Therapists trying to find our way In the rehab world, while consuming as much coffee as humanly possible! Our goal is to have meaningful conversations with healthcare professionals to help students and new grads navigate the uncertain world of rehab.
Update frequency:
every 13 days
Average audio length:
33 minutes
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English
Canada
317 episodes
since Jan. 17, 2018
episodic
explicit content
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On this episode we sit down for our 3rd cup with Frank Benedetto to talk all about innovation in healthcare.
Frank and his team is on a mission to help clinicians in his business incubator develop evolved practice models and have a true impact on the profession!
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
On this episode we are back with a guest and it won't disappoint. We sit down to talk to our friend Katie Wood who is The Equestrian Physio on Instagram and is absloutly crushing it.
We talk about why drove her to this area of care, how she has built her brand online and why more physios need to re…
On this episode Dalton sits down and shares a question that he loves to ask in his sessions.
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On this episode Dalton sits down and shares his top 3things he would consider if he was looking for a new clinical job!
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We made it 2025! We wanted to kick of the year pushing you to go for it and share with you why we are leaning so hard into pushing the importance of strength training.
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On this episode Dalton sits down and talks about why you should start thinking more about your client cycle and less about the next clinical course you should take!
On this episode Dalton sits down and shares why he thinks people view client avatars all wrong! Check this episode out to learn more
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On this episode Dalton shares another solo thought about how we need to build this skill now as clinicians and how we should be leveraging it more!
We are back with another solo episode and Dalton shares a message to any of you who are feeling like they may want to leave the profession or take their career in another direction.
On this solo episode Dalton shares a recently client story he had about why it's important to realize our value goes beyond any one modality or exercise. He touches on a few things he did to handle this interaction and how it differs from what he would have done in the past. Enjoy!
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