HBI Podcast #33 - Lifting Technique, Being an Effective Practitioner and Experiential Learning

In this episode, the lads cover a whole host of topics ranging from the form police, anti-manual therapists, experiential learning via mentorships and work, to fair analysis of literature, studies and anecdotes. The lads dissect each topic, have a good laugh and give their honest opinion on the aforementioned. A take home message from this podcast is that in order to truly determine whether allied health interventions work, is to trial them, collect data and weigh this up with what the ‘current literature’ says. For example, cupping literature, anecdotes and how they compare. Practitioners and academics are not the same, and therefore literature should be only part of the decision making process when it comes to best client management. The lads also cover their thoughts on marketing, content production and communication of profession based information.


From the boys:

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Please be aware this podcast is only personal advice and recommendations, not medical, business or legal advice or recommendations. The conversations on these podcasts are simply the opinion of Daniel, Nathan, Mina and Ben. The advice and opinions must not be used as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should not act on any content without first conducting your own research and consulting a suitable medical professional - your decision to do so is at your own risk. We do not claim that any of the information discussed on this podcast is accurate, current, complete or suitable for your individual circumstances. All conversations are local to HBI Podcast and are not reflective of associated businesses - Results Based Physiotherapy, North Fremantle Chiropractic, My Body Clinic and Williams Landing Osteopathy and Performance. Hope you enjoy it! 

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