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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2025 · 56 MIN

Next Level Physical Therapy with Dr. Eric Schulte

from A Functional Approach with Dr. Jim Chialtas · host Jim Chialtas, DACM, L.Ac.

In this 141st episode I sit down with Dr. Eric Schulte. Eric is a doctor of physical therapy and runs a private practice called Movement Academy here in San Diego, CA. I got to know Eric recently and have had a few conversations that let me know he was someone I wanted to have on the podcast. You see, there is PT, and then there is that next level PT. I feel that Dr. Eric embodies the latter. In this episode we discuss topics like physical therapy training/education, insurance-based models vs. out-of-pocket approaches to care, how there is often a link between physical injury and deeper underlying concepts around emotions and mental health, how a knee condition might actually be an ankle condition in disguise, the difference between movement and exercise, how improving movement contributes to higher levels of wellness and longevity, and and much more. If you are interested in learning more about what Dr. Eric has to offer you can find him here:Website: mymovementacademy.com IG: movementacademy__Email: [email protected]

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