It seems my comments last week have rattled a few therapists when I said that experience is not as important as you might think.
My inbox was flooded with many more emails just like this…

I don’t do this that often but after a webinar I held last week I totally disagreed with one statement that was made…

Ever worked hard with a patient to improve their range of movement only for them to lose it all almost as quickly as they gained it?

The ankle is one joint that can be tricky to maintain mobility in…

The ankle is one of the most simple joints in the body and injuries at this joint are so common, however…

Many therapists often make a hash of their treatments and rehab, even with the most simple of ankle sprains…

Everyone wants to work in a successful multi-disciplinary team (MDT)…

But many MDT’s are dysfunctional, flawed and lack cohesion…

What I do now is certainly very different to what I did when I first graduated.

The way I structure my patient assessments…

Truth is you might never be sure you made the right diagnosis.
But you can almost always be 99.9% sure with the right assessment…

Basic skills done brilliantly work 99% of the time. Whether it’s your patient assessments, hands-on treatment techniques or the rehab you prescribe…

Please do not put yourself, your players or your career at risk by covering sports games by not being qualified, or insured to do so…

You know about evidence based practice right? But what about evidence ‘informed’ practice…