The Physio Matters Podcast

Nicola Graham and Helen Preston are both Physiotherapy business owners. They each have their own version of this, having made choices about whether or not to still work as a clinician, and how they wish to be perceived, and how they wish to exert their influence in healthcare. In this session we discuss, the acquisition of business skills when you've never been taught them, a shift in personal identity and the way others might see you as you take on business ownership, and we have a more philosophical discussion around leadership and who might emerge as the future symbolic leaders in our profession.

Jazz hands videos and monologues of your wisdom triggering unwanted attention from trolls. If this is your impression of marketing then no wonder you're avoiding it. Invisibility is so much more appealing. Sara Price has another way. There's no sugar coating or kidding that you don't need to be visible to grow a business, but she has some wonderful ideas and suggestions to make it a more comfortable experience for you and infinitely more enjoyable for your audience. And to get you seen by the people that really need you. more here: ⁠mehab.co.uk⁠

Jess Mather is here to chew over what is Trauma Informed Care? A fascinating discussion with implications for all assessments and treatments. Don't forget to like and subscribe More about Jess here http://chronicpainandtrauma.com/ Want an unbelievable amount of CPD? Become a Physio Matters Premium member HERE: library.physio-matters.com/register

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Jack jumps on the microphone to weigh in on this recent social media controversy!

The Society Of Musculoskeletal Medicine or SOMM have taken some heavy critique over time, specific modalities (particularly frictions) were front of centre of this. Johnny Smith talks to Jack about what SOMM is all about now, that we should leave behind all the old opinions of the society and form all new, good ones.Listen, let us know what you think! Find out about SOMM here: https://www.sommcourses.org/ upcoming courses include Foundation Unit 2 -Christchurch (September) Injection Therapy -Christchurch (September) and St George's London (October) Foundation Unit 1 -Liverpool (October) Foundation Unit 3 -Liverpool (November) Don't forget to like, subscribe and all that other gubbins.

Some people love conflict. Some of them are even clinicians. This epsiode is for the remaining 97% of you who accept it's a necessary evil but would rather eat their own patella hammer. Celia Champion, director of Painless Practice has a wealth of tips, tricks, books and references to help you get more comfortable with conflict. And she is human enough to admit that even she is only a 3/10 on the concept. Workshop link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/695867968827?aff=oddtdtcreator Books and theories mentioned: Surrounded by idiots by Thomas Erickson SCARF model by David Rock Radical Candour theory by Kim Scott

Why the bloody hells is imposter syndrome so prevalent in Physiotherapy, why do we all get it and is it normal? Katie Bell is here to Chew Over this topic with Jack and offers some explanations. Is it imposter syndrome or are we just crap? Let us know what you think of the episode. Also make sure to check out more from Katie Bell - Owner of Thrive Health & Wellness Business Coaching (Physio by trade!) Treat Your Business Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thrivebusinesscoaching Treat Your Business Podcast https://thrive-businesscoaching.com/podcast/ Book a FREE business & marketing audit call https://thrive-businesscoaching.com/schedule-a-call/ Want more CPD than you can cover in KTape? Join the Physio Matters Library, the biggest and best MSK CPD content in the world (we checked) Library.physio-matters.com Do like and subscribe on our channel, you know you want to ;)

Dave James, ex-nurse, podiatrist, coach and speaker talks to me about the role anger has played in his life. How it showed up at times of deep hurt, but also when he became a parent. How he experimented with complete denial of anger and where he is now, still working on it, always learning about it. We discuss whether anger is ever acceptable as a clinician and the responsibility we might feel, to maintain composure both at work and outside. Facebook

Peter O'Sullivan and Peter Kent speak to Jack Chew about what CFT is and isn't, the RESTORE Trial and what that means for managing back pain! The podcast is back for a special episode and this is an absolute show-stopper. Session 102!!