Physiotherapists have always had an identity complex with themselves. We have manual therapists, exercise therapists, therapists who dry needle, functional needle, IMS and acupuncture. We are never able to identify with one thing and keep it. To our credit our ability to have a broad base of knowledge and skills is what also sets us… Continue reading Does physiotherapy have a branding problem?
With more light being shed on the topic of concussions and sport, there are still a lot of myths and questions that revolve around how concussions occur and management of the injury. There is still a very "old school" thought process around concussions, many coaches, parents, athletes and even health care professionals are still in… Continue reading 5 Questions and Myths about Concussion in Sport
As a new grad fresh out of Physiotherapy School I was both excited, to be making a difference, and petrified that I wouldn't be able to help anyone. After nearly 7 years of post-secondary schooling, an undergraduate degree and a Masters degree in Physical Therapy, I felt very ill-prepared for the real world. Now, reflecting… Continue reading 10 Things I Would Tell Myself As A New Grad
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