

Episode 1912 - Showing your clients progress
7 snips Feb 11, 2025
Discover the vital role of demonstrating client progress in physical therapy. Key indicators like pain reduction and increased activity levels are spotlighted. Learn how celebrating small wins can motivate clients and enhance their commitment to rehab. The importance of effectively communicating achievements is underscored, along with strategies for tracking progress through testing and retesting. Plus, get an exciting announcement about upcoming courses designed for practitioners looking to expand their skills!
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Three Ways to Show Progress
- Show clients progress by focusing on decreasing pain, increasing activity levels, and reducing fear around movement.
- These are key indicators of progress and demonstrate the value of therapy.
Progress Isn't Always Linear
- Decreasing pain and increasing activity levels don't always happen together. Progress can still be made even if pain remains while activity increases.
Control Patient Activity Variables
- Control patient activity variables to demonstrate progress, especially when pain isn't decreasing rapidly.
- Communicate clearly with the patient about which variable to prioritize.