The Art of Constant Learning with Physical Therapist Andrew Squire

Can you remember feeling like a beginner? Like there is so much more to learn? That's the world Andrew Squire, a seasoned physical therapist, still resides in. With over 11 years of experience, he humbly refers to himself as an advanced beginner, a testament to the endless complexities of the human body and modern pain care. Andrew's got stories from various settings across different states, and his current focus? Treating chronic conditions like neck and back pain at the University of Michigan.

Our discussion takes you through Andrew's professional evolution, detailing experiences from different treatment settings and underscoring the importance of critical thinking in physical therapy. He's got a fascinating approach to treatment methods such as the McKenzie method, and he's candid about the necessity of having more than just one tool in his therapeutic toolbox. Ever wondered how a clinician evolves? Andrew has gone from taking patient improvements personally to realizing that the patient's wellbeing is all that matters, quite the shift in perspective.

As we float through Andrew's physical therapy world, you also get to understand his views on challenges within the profession and invaluable recommendations. For the budding physical therapists, Andrew dishes out advice on proactive clinic behavior and the importance of mastering basic skills. And let's not overlook the significance of communication in fostering patient belief and confidence. Andrew's journey in pain care and his ever-evolving approach promise an insightful listen, don't miss out!

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