Movementthinker: A Physios Perspective

This is my take from “the next millionaire next door”.

There are more new graduates of PT entering the workforce now more than ever. As with all supply chains, this will impact the profession.

The profession isn’t what helps people, but individuals within the profession either help people or they don’t.

Thanks for listening. Movementthinker.org

What are you doing to make the process more efficient?

It’s not a bad word.

Two case studies

Being a millionaire isn’t hard.

I hear more and more give advice to early clinicians that they should open a clinic. No one talks about the failures and challenges of becoming self-employed. We need to at least balance the discussion.

The origin story goes a little off the rails.

Movementthinker.org. This is for educational purposes only.

Some CPRs aren’t ready for use. Others have been dispelled in the validation phase. As a young profession we really are lacking in statistically powered evidence regarding which interventions should be used with patients AND when to use said interventions.

Link to a little information regarding ambiverts. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.today.com/today/amp/tdna70236

Movementthinker.org

Skytte L et al. Spine 2005

A throwback to what makes us different from others. Movement specialists ain’t it.

A little emotion and logic wrapped into one episode

Look within to determine what you want in life. Are your actions in accordance with your wants?

Compression fractures can hamper a persons function.

Sometimes posture matters.