Low back pain - when the academics get it precisely right but practically wrong.

The unlikely rise of dry needling

Here's a 25 minute discussion hosted by Clinical Specialist physiotherapist Jeff Begg. We review the unlikely rise of dry needling in the field of physiotherapy over 30 or more years, and we consider some ethical considerations. .

Prescribing exercise for depression: an MSK physiotherapist's perspective

Are you in an MSK physiotherapy practice, dealing with patients with clinical depression? Let's dive into the research on exercise as medicine, but more importantly how to deliver a powerful message to patients that encourages them to adopt an exercise strategy.

Exercise of the year awards. And the winner is...

Backstage at the Exercise of the Year awards. Find out who this year's winner is, and why he's been winning every year for 15 years. And why it's time for him to get off the stage. This episode is for physiotherapists in orthopaedic / MSK practice, and may contain some tongue-in-cheek references.

Low back pain - when the academics get it precisely right but practically wrong.

A recently published systematic review on low back pain diagnostic accuracy ... How do we know what we know about diagnosis? ... Why you should review your inactive files regularly to develop and enhance your cognitive processing ... How not to be fooled by unsupported research conclusions.

Trailer

Need a physical therapy podcast that's a little different than all the rest? This trailer will give you a feel for what's to come.