PT Elevated

Ali Navidi, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in GI disorders and chronic pain, discusses clinical hypnosis and its use in pain management. They emphasize the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, tailoring treatment approaches for different types of pain, and collaboration between therapists and psychologists. The relationship between safety and fear is explored, highlighting its impact on chronic pain.

EIM’s Angela MacCabe is a physical therapist with over 33 years of experience. Through faculty development, she helps not only new faculty members transition but also clinicians transition from the clinic into academia. She developed the Faculty Certification in Academic Excellence, which is now available at Evidence In Motion. This online 6-month program takes anyone that is interested in academia through step by step increasing their knowledge and skills so that they are ready either to apply for a position or conquer the classroom. Listen to find out more! Helpful research and training: Faculty Certification in Academic Excellence Ad Info: Since you’re listening to this podcast, there’s a pretty good chance you’re the type of clinician who is always learning. One great way to learn more and earn CEUs is Evidence In Motion’s huge selection of courses. Choose from topics ranging from MSK management and pelvic health, to dry needling and pain science. Get back to hands-on learning by finding an in-person weekend intensive. Or if you prefer online learning, opt for a virtual lab or online option. You can save 10% on courses as a PT Elevated Podcast listener. Just use the promo code PODCAST10 at checkout. You can find the promo code and a link to courses in the show notes. Connect with us on socials:Angela MacCabe on LinkedIn@PMintkenDPT on Twitter@ZimneyKJ on Twitter EIM Website - EvidenceInMotion.com

Jennie Shulkin is a lawyer, co-founder and CEO of Override Health, a multi-specialty chronic pain program. She was a division one athlete in college that suffered two traumatic brain injuries. Soon after she developed a complex chronic pain syndrome affecting multiple parts of her body. As best she could, Jennie continued living her life – pushing through Harvard Law School and building a career in law. All the while, she carried the burden of the agonizing, time-consuming, expensive, and both physically and emotionally painful journey of seeking pain relief. When each medication, intervention, and various other treatments failed, the treating providers shrugged, sent her away, and often told her she was "out of options." Adding to the frustration, many of the doctors, physical therapists, and psychologists Jennie consulted treated her chronic pain no differently from acute pain and were therefore ineffective. Additionally, most had little interest in or time to communicate with other providers working with Jennie. The result was fragmented care, inconsistent messaging, and contradicting plans of action. Jennie wanted a better way. Joining forces with her father, she began creating a solution that she and others in pain needed but did not exist elsewhere: a comprehensive, team-based approach to care that is implemented by providers who really understand chronic pain. Jennie lives with pain every day. But she has learned to stop cure-seeking – to stop putting life on hold until a pill, procedure, or doctor brings about the magic fix – and has found more effective ways to interact with the pain and build a fulfilling life. That is why Jennie and her father founded Override Health. Listen and learn more about the program. Helpful research and training:Override Health Website Ad Info: Since you’re listening to this podcast, there’s a pretty good chance you’re the type of clinician who is always learning. One great way to learn more and earn CEUs is Evidence In Motion’s huge selection of courses. Choose from topics ranging from MSK management and pelvic health, to dry needling and pain science. Get back to hands-on learning by finding an in-person weekend intensive. Or if you prefer online learning, opt for a virtual lab or online option. You can save 10% on courses as a PT Elevated Podcast listener. Just use the promo code PODCAST10 at checkout. You can find the promo code and a link to courses in the show notes. Helpful research and training: Jennie Shulkin on LinkedIn Override Health on Facebook @OverrideHealth on Twitter @overridehealth on Instagram@PMintkenDPT on Twitter@ZimneyKJ on Twitter EIM Website - EvidenceInMotion.com

EIM faculty Stephanie Pascoe talks about her current roles at EIM, her journey as a physical therapist and her current interest. She shares about her different experiences in residency programs, mentorship and gives more information about the  Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency Program at EIM where she is the program director. Listen and learn more about residency programs and how one may be the right path for you. Helpful research and training: Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency Orthopaedic Certification Manual Physical Therapy Certification Ad Info: Since you’re listening to this podcast, there’s a pretty good chance you’re the type of clinician who is always learning. One great way to learn more and earn CEUs is Evidence In Motion’s huge selection of courses. Choose from topics ranging from MSK management and pelvic health, to dry needling and pain science. Get back to hands-on learning by finding an in-person weekend intensive. Or if you prefer online learning, opt for a virtual lab or online option. You can save 10% on courses as a PT Elevated Podcast listener. Just use the promo code PODCAST10 at checkout. You can find the promo code and a link to courses in the show notes. Connect with us on socials:Stephanie Pascoe on LinkedIn @PMintkenDPT on Twitter@ZimneyKJ on Twitter EIM Website - EvidenceInMotion.com

Mark Shepherd the director of the fellowship at Bellin College and faculty in the DPT program joins to discuss fellowship, research, lifestyle medicine and how to become an overall higher level practitioner. Listen and find out why Mark says fellowship changed his world when he started practicing and more. Helpful research and training: Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship, EIM Post-Graduate Physical Therapy Programs, Bellin College Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Bellin College Ad Info: If you want to keep learning beyond what you hear today, EIM offers certifications that elevate your clinical decision making and take you to the next level of patient care and subject matter expertise. I encourage you to check out their website and explore your different options. What’s really cool is that you can get 10% off by letting your enrollment advisor know you’re a PT Elevated Podcast listener or entering code PODCAST10 in your program application. Details and links to certifications are in the show notes. I encourage you to check it out. Connect with us on socials:Twitter – @ShepDPT LinkedIn – Mark Shepherd Instagram -   @mark_h_shepherd @PMintkenDPT on Twitter@ZimneyKJ on Twitter EIM Website - EvidenceInMotion.com

EIM functional dry needling expert Edo Zylstra joins to share some of his expert FDN knowledge. He gives a history of how his FDN passion and expertise evolved, how FDN application and education has developed over the years, discusses integrating FDN as a clinician and more! Helpful research and training: Functional Dry Needling® Level 1 Functional Dry Needling® Level 2 Functional Dry Needling® Advanced Clinical IntegrationFunctional Dry Needling® Specialist Certification Ad Info: If you want to keep learning beyond what you hear today, EIM offers certifications that elevate your clinical decision making and take you to the next level of patient care and subject matter expertise. I encourage you to check out their website and explore your different options. What’s really cool is that you can get 10% off by letting your enrollment advisor know you’re a PT Elevated Podcast listener or entering code PODCAST10 in your program application. Details and links to certifications are in the show notes. I encourage you to check it out. Connect with us on socials:Edo Zylstra on LinkedIn@PMintkenDPT on Twitter@ZimneyKJ on Twitter EIM Website - EvidenceInMotion.com

EIM faculty Megan Doyle a practicing occupational therapist discusses occupational therapy’s role in chronic pain and how occupational therapists can be involved with patients to provide intricate care to help. She talks about when clinics can bring in an occupational therapist to help with a patient. Listen and find out more about occupational therapy and how it works together with physical therapy to help a patient. *Correction from Megan: I state in the interview that Lifestyle Redesign does not require additional training, but I have since confirmed that it actually does. I myself have taken additional Lifestyle Redesign courses and therefore can integrate into my practice. Helpful research and training: Therapeutic Neuroscience Education Advanced Therapeutic Neuroscience Education Function Ad Info: If you want to keep learning beyond what you hear today, EIM offers certifications that elevate your clinical decision making and take you to the next level of patient care and subject matter expertise. I encourage you to check out their website and explore your different options. What’s really cool is that you can get 10% off by letting your enrollment advisor know you’re a PT Elevated Podcast listener or entering code PODCAST10 in your program application. Details and links to certifications are in the show notes. I encourage you to check it out. Connect with us on socials: @meganosgooddoyle81112 on Instagram@PMintkenDPT on Twitter@ZimneyKJ on Twitter EIM Website - EvidenceInMotion.com

Dr. Zachary Walston, Director of quality and research and orthopaedic residency coordinator at PT Solutions Physical Therapy, discusses the orthopaedic residency program and building clinical reasoning skills. Topics include the evolution of clinical reasoning, addressing conflicting practice guidelines, individualized care and decision making, and strategies for improving clinical reasoning skills.

EIM faculty A.J. Steele a licensed psychologist discusses behavioral health and how both the physiological and social factors are impacting functioning clinicians. How does our behavior represent what we are thinking or feeling? How might the behavior be impacted by those things? Behavioral health is a piece of overall health and if looked at that way A.J. says it is easier to keep altogether instead of separated and look at as whole health. Listen to find out more about behavior health in the clinic. A.J.’s Clinical Pearl: Be patient with yourself in learning new things. Once we get a degree and our license, we put the pressure on ourselves of having to know everything. If we do not think we know everything we expect ourselves to learn it in an unrealistic timeline or way and the reality, is it does not work that way. Be forgiving toward your own learning process and recognize that you are already leaps and bounds ahead of others if you are thinking about some of these things. Give yourself that credit. Helpful research and training: update Special Topics in Behavioral Health 1: Diagnosis Therapeutic Neuroscience Education Integrative Behavioral Health Certification for Rehab Providers Ad Info: If you want to keep learning beyond what you hear today, EIM offers certifications that elevate your clinical decision making and take you to the next level of patient care and subject matter expertise. I encourage you to check out their website and explore your different options. What’s really cool is that you can get 10% off by letting your enrollment advisor know you’re a PT Elevated Podcast listener or entering code PODCAST10 in your program application. Details and links to certifications are in the show notes. I encourage you to check it out. Connect with us on socials:A.J. Steele on EIM’s Website@PMintkenDPT on Twitter@ZimneyKJ on Twitter EIM Website - EvidenceInMotion.com

EIM faculty Tom Denninger discusses topics that are top of mind for many physical therapists today like, patient choice, good physical therapy, burnout, and clinical decision making. Why are these topics relevant with PTs today? Listen and learn more. Helpful research and training: update Words that Harm and Words that heal in the Front Office Evidence-Based Practice I AmaZing! Customer Service for Individuals Ad Info: Since you’re listening to this podcast, there’s a pretty good chance you’re the type of clinician who is always learning. One great way to learn more and earn CEUs is Evidence In Motion’s huge selection of courses. Choose from topics ranging from MSK management and pelvic health, to dry needling and pain science. Get back to hands-on learning by finding an in-person weekend intensive. Or if you prefer online learning, opt for a virtual lab or online option. You can save 10% on courses as a PT Elevated Podcast listener. Just use the promo code PODCAST10 at checkout. You can find the promo code and a link to courses in the show notes. Connect with us on socials:Tom Denninger on LinkedIn@PMintkenDPT on Twitter@ZimneyKJ on Twitter EIM Website - EvidenceInMotion.com