In this episode of VALDCAST, host Dylan Carmody chats with Dr. Stacie Barber who shares her journey as a physical therapist and the unique approach she takes in her practice, The Physio Fix.

We discuss the evolution of her social media presence, how she amassed nearly 1 million followers (Check out her instagram HERE), her personal experience with injuries, particularly her achilles and how technology has transformed rehabilitation practices.

Stacie emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care, the value of personal experience in treatment, and her innovative practice model that combines physical therapy with strength & conditioning.

We get some great advice for future clinicians, with Stacie encouraging them to follow their instincts and create their own paths in the field.

Episode Summary

Dr. Stacie Barber owns a unique physical therapy facility that blends traditional rehab with sstrength & conditioning.
Social media has played a significant role in her practice growth and patient engagement.
Personal experience with injury informs her approach as a clinician.
Advancements in technology have revolutionized rehabilitation practices, including the use of blood flow restriction.
Patient-centered care is crucial for building trust and improving outcomes.
Stacie's approach to rehab is informed by ongoing research and evidence-based practices.
She emphasizes the importance of individualized treatment plans over cookie-cutter protocols.
Stacie's practice model offers one-on-one care, which is often lacking in traditional settings.

Her journey highlights the importance of following one's passion and instincts in the healthcare field.

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🌐 Check out The Physio Fix in Phoenix HERE

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