Episodes
Saturday Sep 03, 2016
An Interview with Dr Pablo Herrero
Saturday Sep 03, 2016
Saturday Sep 03, 2016
Dr Pablo Herrero PhD is a Physiotherapist from Zaragoza, Spain. He teaches dry needling at under-graduate (San Jorge University) and post-graduate levels around the world. He has developed the DNHS® (Dry Needling technique for Hypertonia and Spasticity) a Dry Needling technique which he has been expanded to different countries all through the world. Presently, Dr. Herrero is Vice-Dean of the Physiotherapy Degree Course and Director of the iPhysio Research Group at San Jorge University, Zaragoza.
Friday Sep 02, 2016
An Interview with Professor Ian Harris
Friday Sep 02, 2016
Friday Sep 02, 2016
Professor Ian Harris, author of Surgery, the Ultimate Placebo explains how commonly performed operations can be found to be useless or even harmful when properly evaluated. That these claims come from an experienced, practising orthopaedic surgeon who has performed many of these operations himself, makes the unsettling argument particularly compelling.
Friday Sep 02, 2016
An Interview with Dr Dawn Sandalcidi
Friday Sep 02, 2016
Friday Sep 02, 2016
Dr Dawn Sandalcidi PT, (Board Certified Biofeedback-Pelvic Muscle
Dysfunction) specializes in: pelvic muscle dysfunction (incontinence and
pain), orthopedic manual therapy, and TMJ treatment. She is the leading
expert in the field of paediatric incontinence in physical therapy. She
has trained medical professionals in manual therapy since 1992 both
nationally and internationally.
Wednesday Jul 13, 2016
What is Fascial Manipulation?
Wednesday Jul 13, 2016
Wednesday Jul 13, 2016
I recently spoke to Dr Larry Steinbeck who is a Physical Therapist from the United States. He teaches Fascial Manipulation Technique will bring you up to date with everything you need to know about the latest in Fascia.
Tuesday Jun 28, 2016
Tuesday Jun 28, 2016
I was delighted to speak with such a highly respected & published researcher because we are going to learn so much from this interview.
Dr Saleet Jafri works at George mason University in the Department of Molecular Neuroscience, Fairfax, VA. He serves as Department Chair and Acting Director for the Krasnow Institute & teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in the Department of Molecular Neurosciences and Program in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. He conducts research using mathematical models in the areas of cardiovascular physiology, cell signaling, cell energetics, and biochemical reaction networks.
He has the longest CV I have ever read! It’s 51 pages long.
Wednesday Sep 09, 2015
Wednesday Sep 09, 2015
Find out why by listening to Dr Carel Bron (Physiotherapist)
Wednesday Aug 05, 2015
Manual Therapy for Musculoskeletal Pain Syndromes: An Interview with Dr Jan Dommerholt
Wednesday Aug 05, 2015
Wednesday Aug 05, 2015
Evidence Based vs Evidence Informed, Diagnosis by probability & the latest about Pain.
Tuesday May 19, 2015
Tuesday May 19, 2015
Headaches are so prevalent, they're a big part of our practices, with an average of around 96% lifetime prevalence in our Society. Dr. Cesar Fernandez de las Penas has contributed much to our understanding of this important presentation, including an excellent book: Tension-Type and Cervicogenic Headache: Pathopsysiology, Diagnosis, and Management.
Wednesday Mar 11, 2015
Is there a link between tight connective tissue & risk of cancer?
Wednesday Mar 11, 2015
Wednesday Mar 11, 2015
Last month I was very lucky to be able to talk to Professor Helene Langevin, Professor in residence at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School and a visiting Professor at the University of Vermont in the USA.
Listen to this fascinating podcast & see what the Professor has to say about these topics:
- The connection between connective tissue stiffness & the risk of cancer
- People with lower back pain have thicker connective tissue
- Treating an inversion sprains of the ankle using Dry Needling Therapy
- Needle grasp is caused by connective tissue not muscle fibres
Thursday Feb 26, 2015
Thursday Feb 26, 2015