Clinical Communication

Discussing Neurodiversity with Rosi Sexton

With growing awareness and diagnosis rates, neurodiversity is becoming a very talked about topic and coming up more and more in healthcare conversations. How could we better support those with neurodiversity? Should you ask someone if they have the diagnosis? Will criteria be changing over time? On this episode Ben is joined by Rosi Sexton, Osteopath,Podcast Host, Former MMA athlete and Neurodiversity advocate. Where they discuss: (00:00:00) – Rosi’s Journey With Neurodiversity (00:06:50) – Diagnosis Of Neurodiversity In Females (00:09:15) – Future Of Neurodiversity Diagnostic Criteria (00:10:55) – Is Anyone Neurotypical? (00:14:25) – Will What We Define As Neurodiverse Change WithTime? (00:16:30) – When Neurodiversity Doesn’t Fit Into A System (00:33:06) – How Can We Help Those With Neurodiversity? (00:41:00) – Different Communication Responses In Neurodiversity (00:49:05) – Should We Routinely Ask Patients If They AreNeurodiverse? (00:54:00) – How A Clinical Environment Can Support ThoseWith Neurodiversity (01:01:55) – Neurodiversity & Hypermobility (01:10:00) – Different Neurodiversity Communication Styles (01:21:30) – Next Steps For Supporting Neurodiversity (01:31:00) – Rosi’s Hardest Conversation   You can find Rosi on Instagram @rosisexton & LinkedIn, her clinic is Olton Health & Performance. Her podcast is “Everyday Athlete” available wherever you getpodcasts. And keep an eye out for Neuroflect coming out later this year. You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio

The Release Of The Worlds First Clinical Resource Guide For Differential Diagnosis Of Chronic Widespread Pain

There was big news last week, after months of suspicion and anticipation I have produced and released the worlds first guide that clinicans can use in practice to help with differential diagnosis of chronic widespread pain. This brief episode is the story of how the concept was created, how it was developed and what feedback has been so far. The most of important thing you can do today is download it from the link below, try it in real life and then let me know how it goes! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cKCprTQeGFnHnlx9W8hX4jqxLnKKome5/view?usp=sharing You can do this either by messaging me on social media @BWhybrowPhysio or via email clinicalcommunication@outlook.com

How To Raise The Topic Of Behaviour Change & Determine If They're Ready To Change

Behaviour change conversations can be tricky, but one part most at risk of going wrong and derailing the conversation is raising the topic of the behaviour itself, especially if the person in front of you isn't expecting it. How can we do this without getting shut down or disrupting any existing relationship, and then how can we get an idea of whether they're willing or able to change right now? This episode covers this in 3 simple steps. Want to know more? You can follow Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio For questions, courses or mentoring, email clinicalcommunication@outlook.com

How To Give A Presentation Or Talk That’s Better Than 90% Of The Rest

Many clinicians deliver talks or presentations around the world every day - yet the vast majority leave a lot to be desired. This episode may sound like a rant, But it is really a blueprint on how to deliver a presentation or talk that those in attendance will actually engage with, remember and implement afterwards. The suggestions are simple, but even if you do just one or two of them, you will easily elevate your future talks or presentations beyond the rest For more info on Pain Practice OS click here: https://pages.modernpaincare.com/painprogram You can find Ben across social media @BWhybrowPhysio Do Share & Subscribe!

Body Language Basics All Healthcare Professionals Should Know!

Body language is often stated to have the biggest impact on communication in conversations compared to the words spoken and tone used. Yet not as much attention and clinical research has beendirected to this area. And whilst the evidence is still evolving, there are some essentials that are relevant to all clinicians that have a significant impact on the outcomes of the conversation and are covered in this episode. You can follow Ben across Social Media @BWhybrowPhysio or email clinicalcommunication@outlook.com Do Share & Subscribe!