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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2024 · 16 MIN

The Missing Link In Rehab

from The New Grad Physio Podcast · host Andy Barker

When rehab goes wrong... Either you are doing the right rehab the wrong way... Or more often than not... You have missed something out during the rehab process. This is almost always the case with patients that break down and re-injure... Or those that seem to bounce from one injury to another. Listen to this week podcast episode where I present a case study of patient I saw just last week in the clinic... That had failed more traditional achilles tendon based rehab... Having 'recovered' and re-injured 4 times, with 3 different therapists over a 12 month period And the reason this kept happening (no one had worked this out)! Enjoy the show! PS. I use a checklist, AKA my 6 Step Rehab Planner to ensure every patient or athlete I work with is ready to progress to higher level activities like this. Having a step by step rehab guide takes out the guesswork for you and your patient. I have now taught this system to 100's of therapists who using right now with their own patients and athletes. Is this something you think could help you? If so, just head here to learn more about my new grad physio membership and details on how to apply to join the community!

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