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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
Women's Health
Orthopedic Care
Expectancy Violations
Pain Perception
Aaompt Conference
Cervical Spine Mobilization
Endocrine System
Autonomic Nervous System

An AAOMPT Podcast

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes212Founded7 years ago
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In this episode of the Hands-On, Hands-Off Podcast, Dr. Trenton Rehman sits down with Dr. Shane McClinton to discuss plantar heel pain and the role of physical therapy in both clinical outcomes and healthcare costs.

Dr. McClinton walks through a ser... more

Andreas Remis joins the podcast to unpack low back pain in a way that finally makes sense — bridging APTA CPG classifications, real-world clinical diagnosis, and the confusing world of radiographic findings.

As faculty across multiple fellowships an... more

When the cost of delay is measured in millions of dollars and operational readiness, guesswork isn’t an option.

In this episode, we sit down with Josh Kidd, physical therapist, researcher, residency director, and embedded clinician working with spec... more

Faith Stokes joins the podcast to talk about treating the patients many clinicians feel least prepared for — those navigating trauma, addiction, suicidality, chronic pain, pelvic health conditions, and complex biopsychosocial presentations.

Faith pr... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Faith Stokes
Pelvic health and orthopedic therapist practicing in rural Georgia, focusing on chronic pain, addiction, and trauma recovery, also an educator and mentor
Episode: Trauma-Informed & Psychologically Informed Care in PT with Faith Stokes
Ron Shank
Professor, mentor, and thought leader in OMPT and mechanical diagnosis.
Episode: OMPT vs MDT Is the Wrong Debate!
Ginny Henderson
An educator, researcher, and pediatric specialist focused on chronic pain in children.
Episode: Kids Aren’t Little Adults: Rethinking Pediatric Manual Therapy with Ginny Henderson
Dr. Gail Deyle
Clinician scientist known for his contributions to physical therapy education and practice
AAOMPT
Episode: The Trait Every Great PT Shares — with Dr. Gail Deyle
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?

Hosts

Moyo Tillery
Host of discussions focused on physical therapy and manual therapy practices, often exploring pediatric considerations and educational frameworks in therapy.
Dr. Gail Deyle
A distinguished clinician and educator known for contributions to physical therapy education and practice, advocating for evidence-based practices.

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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Comments highlight the skillful presentation of complex topics, making them accessible and applicable to clinical settings.
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The show is viewed as an essential resource for continual professional development in the evolving field of physical therapy.

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Treating TMJ Like Any Other Joint: Rehab After Total TMJ Replacement
Q: What's one thing you hope every clinician does differently the next time a TMJ patient walks into their clinic?
Take the patient seriously, don't pass them off, and involve other clinicians.
Treating TMJ Like Any Other Joint: Rehab After Total TMJ Replacement
Q: What's one mindset shift clinicians need when facing a condition like TMJ replacement?
Identify your primary issue and look for what research exists, even if sparse.
Trauma-Informed & Psychologically Informed Care in PT with Faith Stokes
Q: How do you communicate the importance of psychosocial screening to patients?
By being transparent and explaining the connection between their responses on the screening and their recovery support needs.
Trauma-Informed & Psychologically Informed Care in PT with Faith Stokes
Q: How do you begin with something that is deeply embedded in someone from an experience?
By changing the intake paperwork to include psychosocial screening and assessing yellow flags in patients.
Trauma-Informed & Psychologically Informed Care in PT with Faith Stokes
Q: What does treating trauma mean?
It involves considering the patient's life experiences and understanding how past overwhelming events affect their current mental and physical state.

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The content focuses on the intersection of manual therapy and contemporary physical therapy practices, emphasizing evidence-based techniques and the complexities surrounding pediatric and orthopedic manual therapy. Episodes often feature discussions on the unique challenges faced by practitioners, such as communication strategies in clinical settings, integrative approaches for managing chronic pain, and the significance of understanding patient perspectives. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its commitment to improving clinical education and advocating for best practices in the field, making it a vital resource for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge.

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1. Dr. Faith Stokes
2. Ron Shank
3. Ginny Henderson
4. Dr. Gail Deyle
5. Dr. Myra Meekins
6. Dr. Jason Benachik
7. Sarah Shaver
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