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Hands On Hands Off

AAOMPT
Physical Therapy
Manual Therapy
Social Media
Healthcare Literacy
Spinal Manipulation
Brainwave Activity
Patient Advocacy
Pelvic Floor Health
Systematic Reviews
Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy
Chronic Pain Management
Respiratory Function
Orthopedic Care
Women's Health
Expectancy Violations
Pain Perception
AAOMPT Conference
Cervical Spine Mobilization
Autonomic Nervous System
Endocrine System

An AAOMPT Podcast

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Today on Hands On, Hands Off, host Moyo Tillery sits down with Dr. Myra Meekins—PT, educator, and curriculum designer—to rethink how we teach and learn OMPT. From “practice makes perfect” to practice with purpose, Myra connects classic motor-learning... more

What if context—patient beliefs, provider expectations, and the therapeutic relationship—drives a meaningful share of spinal manipulation outcomes? In this HANDS ON HANDS OFF episode, we break down a single-arm intervention study funded by the Paris ... more

In this episode of HANDS ON HANDS OFF, host Dr. Moyo Tillery sits down with Dr. Sarah Shaver, a clinician, educator, and researcher focused on gender considerations in orthopaedic manual physical therapy. Together they explore why common assumptions ... more

What does “usual care” really mean in physical therapy research — and why is it so inconsistently applied across studies?

In this episode, Dr. Amy McDevitt joins us for a deep-dive conversation into the limitations of current PT research and how va... more

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Dr. Myra Meekins
Physical therapist, educator, and thought leader in orthopedic manual physical therapy.
University of Memphis
Episode: Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect: Motor Learning, Psychosocial Foundations & Teaching That Sticks — with Dr. Myra Meekins
Dr. Jason Benachik
Research associate professor at the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at the University of Florida, and clinical research scientist at Brooks Rehabilitation
University of Florida, Brooks Rehabilitation
Episode: Context as a Mechanism in Spinal Manipulation
Sarah Shaver
Practitioner of orthopedic manual physical therapy with a focus on gender dynamics in patient-provider interactions.
Episode: Gender Matters in OMPT: Dr. Shaver on Bias, Equity, and Better Outcomes
Carl Rosa
Program director at Northern Arizona University
Northern Arizona University
Episode: Revolutionizing PT Education: The Case for Competency-Based & Entrustment Models
Dr. Jason Beneciuk
Research Associate Professor at the University of Florida and Clinical Research Scientist at Brooks Rehabilitation.
University of Florida, Brooks Rehabilitation
Episode: What Really Makes Manual Therapy Work?
Natalie Turrentine
Board-certified orthopedic therapist at Rosalind Franklin University
Rosalind Franklin University
Episode: Should PTs Know More About Obstetric Care? Why It’s Time to Rethink Entry-Level Education
Dr. Casper Nim
Chiropractor and senior researcher at the Spine Center of Southern Denmark
University of Southern Denmark
Episode: SMT, Bias, and the Future of Manual Therapy Education with Dr. Casper Nim
Paul Mintken
Professor at Hawaii Pacific University and the University of Colorado, clinician, researcher, and advocate for mindfulness in physical therapy.
Hawaii Pacific University and University of Colorado
Episode: Mindfulness, Manual Therapy & Patient Expectations: A Holistic Approach to PT
Nathan Hutting
Physical therapist, associate professor at Han University of Applied Sciences, Vice President of Ifompt
Ifompt
Episode: Safety First: The Future of Manual Therapy & Person-Centered Care with Nathan Hutting

Hosts

Amy McDevitt
Host of the Hands On Hands Off Podcast, focusing on discussions in physical therapy and education.
Seth Peterson
Host of the Hands On Hands Off podcast, involved in discussions about manual therapy.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Top Notch

    This is a great podcast to keep clinicians interested and motivated in our outstanding profession of PT. It contains relevant talks that help to stimulate ideas when treating our difficult patients.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Big Daddy D-Dog
    United States5 years ago
  • I've listened to every episode thus far and there's more than 60. Great to hear researchers experience and opinions.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Nick Rainey
    5 years ago
  • physioPT

    They do a great job. I find the show to be interesting and informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    physioPT
    Canada6 years ago
  • Thanks for the Podcast

    Great guests and nice way to get a audio review of cases or studies while driving etc. Alternative to getting info when not able to read.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I12climb
    United States7 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions and expert guests, highlighting the value of the content for professional development.
The podcast is praised for its informative nature, which provides critical insights into physical therapy practices.
Many find the episodes to be motivating and relevant, particularly for clinicians.

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Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect: Motor Learning, Psychosocial Foundations & Teaching That Sticks — with Dr. Myra Meekins
Q: How do you approach designing learning experiences that stick?
Dr. Meekins highlights the significance of integrating personal motivations and real-life applications in learning, along with feedback.
Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect: Motor Learning, Psychosocial Foundations & Teaching That Sticks — with Dr. Myra Meekins
Q: What has inspired your path in physical therapy education?
Dr. Meekins reflects on her journey, emphasizing the importance of applying evidence-based practice in real-world settings to help patients improve.
Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect: Motor Learning, Psychosocial Foundations & Teaching That Sticks — with Dr. Myra Meekins
Q: Can you share a bit about your journey into physical therapy?
Dr. Meekins discusses her background, including her education at Tennessee State University and various roles in physical therapy settings.
Context as a Mechanism in Spinal Manipulation
Q: Can you give us an overview of your ongoing study related to spinal manipulation?
The study investigates patient and therapist perspectives on spinal manipulative therapy and its clinical outcomes.
Context as a Mechanism in Spinal Manipulation
Q: What sparked your interest in mechanistic research for manual therapy?
My clinical practice and questions about why some patients respond better than others led me to focus on mechanisms.

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Content focuses on the advancements and challenges in physical therapy, with a particular emphasis on manual therapy practices and education. Episodes feature discussions with prominent experts about various aspects of physical therapy, including patient care, safety protocols, and the integration of new educational models in the field. Notable topics include competency-based education, the role of mindfulness in therapy, and the evolving landscape of patient-provider relationships amidst technological advancements. The engaging format encourages active dialogue among professionals, making it valuable for listeners seeking to stay informed and inspired about developments in health care practices related to physical therapy.

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1. JOSPT Insights
2. Physio Network
3. The Ask Mike Reinold Show
4. The Peter Attia Drive
5. The E3 Rehab Podcast

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Hands On Hands Off launched 7 years ago and published 197 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Hands On Hands Off include:

1. Dr. Myra Meekins
2. Dr. Jason Benachik
3. Sarah Shaver
4. Carl Rosa
5. Dr. Jason Beneciuk
6. Natalie Turrentine
7. Dr. Casper Nim
8. Paul Mintken

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