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Want a great job inside a certain company? Create it Dec 14, 2016

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So you've identified the company and culture you really want to be a part of but they don't have a full time gig waiting with your name on it. Not surprising but also not a problem, just need to create it.

Intellectual Honesty Dec 13, 2016

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Whether we are talking patient care, student/teacher relationships, or self development, the primary driver of success will always be honesty.

Annual PT Exam Dec 11, 2016

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The annual PT visit has a great deal of potential, lets look at some of the angles.

Embracing neurophysiological effects and how it can free your mind Dec 08, 2016

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A few reflections on why the students I am teaching look a whole lot better than I did at the same stage, and why I think believing embracing neurophysiological effects is a big part of that

Expectations: Exploring the research and how to leverage it Dec 08, 2016

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The research is convincing: Patients who receive treatments they believe will make them better tend to get better. Knowing that is one thing, using it is another, let's discuss

Friday Q&A: Teaching "seasoned" clinicians PT version 2.0 and much more! Dec 02, 2016

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What a great series of questions this morning! We talked how veteran therapists can become PT version 2.0, what 3 things won't change in the next 50 years, how to determine which patients get a pain science approach

Veterans: Will you step up? (new grads: will you do your part so they can?) Dec 01, 2016

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The veterans hold the key to success for our up and coming talent and thus for our entire profession, today we acknowledge that and call on them to lead

How a better understanding of irritability helps avoid a common clinical error Nov 30, 2016

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Don't abort your treatment, re-examine irritability and modify! Let's dive in....

Common mistakes while attempting to incorporate pain science education Nov 29, 2016

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We know the importance of incorporating therapeutic neuroscience education, but that doesn't always make doing so smooth sailing! Today I highlight a few common mistakes I see that trip well intentioned clinicians up.

Why I'm not a fan of networking (and a new ICE course announcement!) Nov 28, 2016

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Time is limited and relationships are mandatory, why I think a focus on networking can limit your professional and personal progress.

And stick around to hear about our new online course "The Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete" !

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