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Physio:logical!S3 E7 Physio Training: Fit for Practice?In the last of the current series, HSB ATW physios Luca, Paula and Mats take a look at the professional physio training which they completed before matriculation at HSB.
To what extent did it make them fit for practice?
How was the step from theory to practice and taking on the assessment of real patients? In the modern discipline of physiotherapy, what could be usefully added or changed?
Physio:logical! will be back with you in the autumn with a new cohort of physio students. If you have not checked out series 1 and 2...2025-02-1812 minPhysio:logical!S3 E6 Physio SchoolIn this episode Evelina, Melina and Matthis talk about their time at the physio school. How was it? What did they expect? And finally, how was the exam?2025-02-1112 minPhysio:logical!S3 E5 Training during pregnancyHave you ever wondered whether people should exercise when pregnant and if so, how much? In this episode we'll check out the topic of physical activity during pregnancy and explore the potential benefits that regular exercise can offer. Stay tuned!
The following references will allow you to do some background reading if you like:
1. G. Teuchert-Noodt et al. (2009). “Mütterliches Verhalten während der Schwangerschaft hat Auswirkungen auf die kognitive Entwicklung des Kindes und auf die Ausbildung von Lernstörungen.” https://www.ulrich-kraft.de/resources/Artikel/Gleichgewicht20131103.pdf
2. Gascoigne, Emily L. et al. (2023). “Physical Activity...2025-02-0420 minPhysio:logical!S3 E4 Training and the menstrual cycleDoes the menstrual cycle influence sport performance? In this episode Aileen, Janine, Johanna and Lukas talk about the latest evidence concerning this question. A must-listen for trainers, physiotherapists and people with menstrual cycles.
The following sources may be useful for some follow-up reading:
- Association Règles Élémentaires (2020): Le Coup de Sang d'Estelle Nze Minko. AssociationRègles Élémentaires. https://www.regleselementaires.com/actualites/2020-05-05_le-coup-de-sang-d-estelle-nze-minko-copy/ Language: French
- Hutterer, C. (2021): Zusammenhang von Menstruationszyklus, Leistung und Verletzungsrisiko.In: Deutsche Zeitschrift für Sportmedizin.https://www.zeitschrift-sportmedizin.de/zusam...2025-01-2816 minPhysio:logical!S3 E3 Ankle SprainATW physios Jan, Phillip, Josy and Janina get to grips with a common but often underestimated injury. As both competitive athletes and qualified physios, they offer some recommendations on the best ways to achieve a full recovery. Stay tuned!2025-01-2120 minPhysio:logical!S3 E2 The posture mythATW physios Sebastian, Arthur and Raphael take a look at posture. If you'd like to catch up on the references to which they refer in this podcast, the following links may be useful:
Arthur
1. Carini et al (2017) "Posture and posturology, anatomical and physiological profiles: overview and current state of art" https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6166197/#abstract12. Schlumberger et al (2006) "Muscle imbalances – fact or fiction?" https://content.iospress.com/articles/isokinetics-and-exercise-science/ies002294. Kim et al (2015) "Effect of an exercise program for posture correction on musculoskeletal pain" https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/a...2025-01-1417 minPhysio:logical!S3 E1 Pain and mental healthIn this episode, ATW physios Valeria, Anne and Sharif look at the effects of a positive mental attitude and how this attitude influences the therapy with the patient. How can the positive attitude of either patient or therapist help to relieve the pain?
We based our research on:
The Role of Positive Affect in Pain and its Treatment
Patrick H Finan et al, published in the Clinical Journal of Pain.
https://doi.org/10.1097/AJP.00000000000000922025-01-0910 minPhysio:logical!S2 E8 Parkinson's Disease: How it changes the lives of sufferersSometimes people are living a very active life when they are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease . How should they react? In the final podcast of the current season, Emma, Kimberly and Joanna discuss treatment perspectives and take a look at the physiological basis of the disease.
Physio:logical will be back for season three in November. We hope you enjoyed listening to season two as much as we enjoyed making it. We'd love you to join us again with the next generation of physio students!2024-03-0708 minPhysio:logical!S2 E7 ACL rupture: How to rehabilitate?Have you ever torn your cruciate ligament? We are going to talk about the possibilities and differences in the treatment of professional and amateur athletes and the steps back to your sport.
Greta, Kati, Lea and Nadja2024-02-2911 minPhysio:logical!S2 E6 Physiotherapy Outcome and the Therapeutic RelationshipOut nooooooow! In our new podcast episode, we will discuss the potential outcome of physiotherapy and the impact of the relationship between therapist and patient. Enjoy!
2024-02-2209 minPhysio:logical!S2 E5 Different models of physio educationTammo, Jonah, Sofia and Marcelo compare different international educational models for physiotherapy.2024-02-1512 minPhysio:logical!S2E4 PainWe take a look at something familiar to everyone: pain. What IS pain exactly and what is its function? 2024-02-0817 minPhysio:logical!S2E3 Merci for massageMarit, Anna, Fine and Jacky clear up some clichés about physiotherapy.2024-02-0110 minPhysio:logical!S2E2 Lateral epicondylitis: Tennis elbowYou have never played tennis but your doctor diagnosed you with tennis elbow? You are a therapist and don't know how to treat your patient? Joana, Keno and Nina are going to shed some light on the basic information, treatment options and exercises regarding lateral epicondylitis aka tennis elbow.2024-01-2309 min
Physio:logical!S2 E6Trailer: Physical outcome of the therapeutic relationshiptrailer text2024-01-2300 minPhysio:logical!S2 E1 Lack of movement in childrenLack of movement and the consequences for children. How much are children moving? . Jenni, Charly, Jana and Pia take a look at the World Health Organisation recommendations for movement and some current numbers. We also interview physiotherapists and an osteopath to give you an insight into their work with children. How can you recognize a lack of movement and how can you change it? 2024-01-1615 minPhysio:logical!S2 E7 Trailer : ACL rupture – How to rehabilitate?Have you ever torn your cruciate ligament? We are going to talk about the possibilities and differences in the treatment of professional and amateur athletes and the steps back to your sport.
See you soon! Greta, Kati, Lea and Nadja2024-01-1100 minPhysio:logical!S2 E6 Trailer Physiotherapy outcome and Therapeutic RelationshipComing sooooooon! In our new podcast episode we will discuss the potential outcome of physiotherapy and the impact of the relationship between therapist and patient.2023-12-2100 minPhysio:logical!S2 E5 Trailer Different models of physio educationTammo, Jonah, Sofia and Marcelo compare different international education models for physiotherapy.2023-12-1900 minPhysio:logical!S2 E4 Trailer: Lack of movement in childrenComing soon: Lack of movement and the consequences for children. How much are children moving? . Jenni, Charly, Jana and Pia take a look at the World Health Organisation recommendations for movement and some current numbers. We also interview physiotherapists and an osteopath to give you an insight into their work with children. How can you recognize a lack of movement and how can you change it?
See you soon!2023-12-1401 minPhysio:logical!S2 E3 Trailer: Merci for massageMarit, Anna, Fine and Jacky are going to clear up some clichés about physiotherapists and physiotherapy for you. Stay tuned if you would like to know if some of those cliches are actually true.2023-12-1200 minPhysio:logical!S2 E2 Trailer: lateral epicondylitis aka tennis elbowYou have never played tennis but your doctor diagnosed you with a tennis elbow? Keno, Joana und Nina are going to shed some light on the basic information and treatment options regarding lateral epicondylitis, aka tennis elbow.
2023-12-0700 minPhysio:logical!S2 E2 Trailer lateral epicondylitis aka tennis elbowYou have never played tennis but your doctor diagnosed youwith a tennis elbow? Keno, Joana und Nina are going to shedsome light on the basic information and treatment optionsregarding lateral epicondylitis aka tennis elbow.2023-12-0700 minPhysio:logical!S2 E4 Trailer: PainComing up soon: our students take a look at something familiar to everyone: pain2023-11-1600 minPhysio:logical!S1 E4 Breathing: an interdisciplinary view editedA midwife, a breath, speech & voice teacher and a physiotherapist get together to look at something essential to life: breathing. Take a deep breath, and relax.....2023-11-0318 minPhysio:logical!S1 E4 Breathing : an interdisciplinary podcastTrailer: For this upcoming podcast, our physio students will team up with fellow ATW professionals Luisa and Johanna from parallel disciplines speech & language therapy and midwifery to look at something essential to us all: breathing.2023-06-0200 minPhysio:logical!S1 E3 How close is too close?How close is too close?
Anna, Anne, May and Amelie take a look at sexual harassment from the physiotherapist’s point of view, explain the legal situation and give some advice on how to deal with it.
Particular thanks to our interview partners Jonas Kohlhage, Nina Felker and Selina Bergau and to everyone else who gave advice.2023-02-0210 minPhysio:logical!S1 E2 Far more than massageSabrina, Anneke and Luisa take a look at the role of modern physiotherapy and explain how they help patients to take a more active role in the healing process.
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By physios, for physios, Physio:logical! takes a look at professional issues for newly qualified entrants to the profession. An SZHB / Hochschule Bremen University of Applied Sciences project.2023-01-1307 minPhysio:logical!S1 E2 Far more than massage (trailer)Sabrina, Anneke and Luisa take a look at the role of modern physiotherapy and explain how they help patients to take a more active role in the healing process.
This episode will air early January 2023. Follow our podcast now or subscribe so that you don't miss it!
By physios, for physios, Physio:logical! takes a look at professional issues for newly qualified entrants to the profession. An SZHB / Hochschule Bremen University of Applied Sciences project.2022-12-2100 minPhysio:logical!S1 E1 Guillain Barré SyndromeSeries 1, episode 1
Nora, Charlotte and Martin take a look at Guillain Barré Syndrome, a rare and frightening condition involving rapid-onset paralysis. Particular thanks go to Mareile Hankeln, our special guest for this episode.2022-12-2009 minPhysio:logical!Coming up soon on Physio:logical!: Guillain Barré Syndrome - Coming back to life (trailer)Coming up in our first episode, we look at Guillain Barré Syndrome, a form of sudden-onset paralysis. We look at the importance of recognising it early, and find out how physios can -quite literally- give patients their lives back.
By physios, for physios, Physio:logical! takes a look at professional issues for newly qualified entrants to the profession. An SZHB / Hochschule Bremen University of Applied Sciences project.2022-12-0501 min