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The Rethinking Rehab Podcast68. Lisa Pataky: Adapting Her Skillset for Individual & Team SportsOn this episode, I sit down with Lisa Pataky, a sports physical therapist whose career has spanned pro tennis, Overtime Elite, and now the NBA with the Minnesota Timberwolves. We dive into what it takes to build trust with athletes, bridge the gap between medical and performance teams, and reconsider long-term rehab as a training macrocycle rather than a checklist. If you’re curious about life as a PT in both the individual and team sport settings, give this a listen. Clinical Athlete FB Community Group https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1AmNkgtLS2/ 2025-07-0851 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast67. Jarred Boyd: Are False Steps the Problem or the Scapegoat?Today is a special episode as I welcome back my very FIRST guest and good mentor, Jarred Boyd! Jarred is the Director of Rehab for the Memphis Grizzlies and embodies what it means to think deeply and reflectively. In this episode we talk about how he builds trust with athletes through offseason reflection, storytelling, and clear education. Jared also shares the four core values that shape his high-performance team. We wrap up with a thoughtful discussion on false steps, injury risk, and why context—not fear—should drive how we coach and rehab movement. Clinical Athlete Community FB Gr...2025-06-031h 03
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast66. Trevor Rappa: Using Movement Models to Bridge Rehab and PerformanceIn this episode, I sit down with Trevor Rappa from Resilient Performance PT to talk all things return to sport, especially in the mid to end stages of rehab. We get into the weeds on movement strategies and change of direction. Trevor breaks down how he builds progressions, why most athletes are underprepared, and how reactive drills may lead to better outcomes than pre-planned ones. We also touch on the realities of the cash-based model, the value of mentorship, and the importance of developing a movement model to guide your coaching eye. If you work with athletes, this one’s p...2025-05-1446 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast65. Finding the Courage to Quit Our First Job Welcome back, friends! In this episode, I'm joined by Kelsey Fuller and Hannah Dvorak, two PTs that I met as students and walked alongside as they searched for their first job and ultimately walked away from those jobs. They share about their journey, from being diligent in their initial job search to being patient in the middle of their first job when things got hard to finally finding the courage to quit. Knowing when to walk away is incredibly hard, but I know you’ll be encouraged by both of their stor...2025-04-271h 23
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast64. Matt McInnes Watson: Clarifying Plyometrics for Coaches and CliniciansWelcome back, friends! In this episode, I'm joined by Matt McInnes Watson, the founder of PlusPlyos, to dive deep into all things plyometrics. Matt is a high jumper turned coach and now educator, where he aims to make plyometrics more approachable by providing simple, scalable frameworks for athletes and clinicians. He shares his ideas behind plyometric progressions, as well as misconceptions he's experienced in the rehab space. Whether you’re a clinician or coach, this episode will give you something to chew on this week! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share...2025-04-0246 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast63. Erin Kelly-Sullivan: Leaving Clinical PracticeWelcome back friends! In this episode, I sit down with Erin Kelly-Sullivan, who began her career as a physical therapist and then pivoted into the world of branding and design. Erin shares her journey of realizing early in her PT career that clinical practice wasn’t the right fit and how she navigated the uncertainty of what to do next. We dive into her transition to branding, the struggles of leaving an identity behind, and the lessons she’s learned about building a business that aligns with who she is. Whether you’re feeling stuck in your career...2025-03-1439 min
PT Inquest387: Muscle Volume After ACLR and Clinician Interviews Live! The live clinician interviews took place at the Elite Football Rehab Conference. Thank you to our guests: Kaleb Whitehair, Scott Greenberg, Tim Vidale, Josh Funk, Marcin Szczyglowski, Neil Sheth, Amit Gohil, John DeWitt, Owen Runion, Shelbie Miller, Q Willey, Carol Mack, Brad Curran, Brian Adams, and Dano Norceide! Quantifying Muscle Volume Deficits Among 38 Lower Extremity Muscles in Collegiate Football Athletes After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Ito N, Martin JA, Joachim MR, et al. Am J Sports Med. Published online January 28, 2025. doi:10.1177/03635465241313235 Due to copyright laws, unless the...2025-03-1134 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast62. Rich Willy: Plyometrics and Bone Stress InjuriesIn this episode I sit down and chat with Rich Willy, a leading expert in running-related injuries and bone stress injuries. We dive deep into the complexities of bone loading, the evolving role of biomechanics in injury risk, and the practical application of strength training and plyometrics for athletes. Rich shares invaluable insights on mentorship, professional growth, and the importance of bridging research with clinical practice. If you’re looking to refine your approach to treating endurance and court sport athletes—or just want to learn from one of the best in the field—this episode is packed with takeaw...2025-03-011h 07
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast61. Natasha Barnes: Challenging Chiropractic NormsOn this episode, I sit down with Natasha Barnes, a chiropractor who specializes in working with climbing athletes. Natasha shares her journey from being an elite climber to navigating chiropractic school, where she was motivated to develop a more evidence-based, exercise-focused approach to rehab as an independent practitioner. We dive into how her treatment philosophy has evolved, the challenges of shifting patient expectations, and the unique considerations of working with climbers—especially around strength training and injury management. Natasha also talks about her transition to a fully remote practice, the power of communication in rehab, and why sometimes the be...2025-01-3049 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast60. Abby Gordon: Supporting Athletes at Every LevelIn this episode I chat with Abby Gordon, a sports physical therapist at Seattle Children’s, about her career journey from working with the WNBA’s Seattle Storm to treating pediatric sports injuries and chronic pain. She reflects on how her approach to patient care has changed, the unique challenges of professional sports medicine, and the critical role of addressing holistic factors like sleep, nutrition, and mental health in treatment. Abby also discusses her transition into teaching and shares valuable insights on supporting women’s sports and fostering resilience in patients. Clinical Athlete FB Community Group: h...2025-01-0349 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast59. Missy Mitchell-McBeth: Evolving Strategies for High-Performance CoachingIn this episode, I sit down with Missy Mitchell-Mcbeth, a seasoned strength and conditioning coach with a wealth of experience in both coaching and consulting. We dive into how her thought process has changed in relation to plyometrics, conditioning, and the art of coaching. Missy shares insightful perspectives on building relationships with sport coaches, shaping athletes’ long-term development, and navigating the challenges of modern sports demands. Whether you're a coach or PT, there's so much to take away from this conversation. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/NcXkxAfDRU7chP6d/2024-12-1350 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast58. Chelsea Ortega: Redefining Work-Life Balance in Pro SportsIn this episode, I sit down with Chelsea Ortega to discuss her role as the Director of Health and Performance for the LA Sparks and how she juggles professional demands with life as a mom. Chelsea shares insights on managing time, building systems for athlete care, and embracing the challenges of her dual roles. Her story offers practical advice and perspective for anyone balancing family and career. Chelsea is a wealth of knowledge and experience and I couldn't be more excited to share this conversation with her. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/sh...2024-11-2354 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast57. Sean Harris: Creating Systems in Business & LeadershipIn this episode of Rethinking Rehab, I sit down with Sean Harris, a physical therapist and entrepreneur, to talk about his journey from working in a hospital system to running a large gym, clinic, and private research lab in Houston. Sean shares how having a strong vision helped him make tough decisions and grow his business, even during challenging times. We dive into lessons he’s learned about leadership, building problem-solving teams, and balancing work with personal fulfillment. Whether you’re into business, leadership, or just looking to grow as a clinician, there’s so much to take away from thi...2024-10-2053 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast56. Maggie Bryant: Evolving Roles & Responsibilities in the NBAIn this episode, I chat with Maggie Bryant, whose journey I've personally been inspired by over the years. I've always appreciated how honest she is in conversations about life as a PT in the NBA - the really cool parts, but also the hard and challenging parts that you don't see online. She currently serves as the President of Performance, Health, and Wellness for the LA Clippers. Maggie shares about her journey leading up to her current role and how her skillset has evolved as she's taken on more leadership and management responsibilities. Clinical Athlete FB C...2024-10-0738 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast55. Dominick Walker: Simplifying Elite PerformanceHey friends! In this episode, I chat with a great human I met through a book club a few years back. Dominick Walker is the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for Mississippi State's Men's Basketball program. Like most of us, he's been inudated with so many methods and thought processes, all which promise better results than the "other." Ultimately he's found value in simplifying his approach by staying true to foundational principles. Dominick shares about the importance of balancing an authoritative and supportive influence when training his guys. Stay tuned to the very end for some incredible book...2024-09-211h 03
Sports Rehab Experts with Chase ChavezShelbie Miller - Rethinking Rehab Podcast/TCU AthleticsWe have a fellow podcaster! Shelbie Miller of the Rethinking Rehab Podcast talks about the inception and idea of the podcast and how it stems from her constant
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The Rethinking Rehab Podcast54. Alex Hubelbank: Life as an NBA Performance & Medical ConsultantHey friends! Super excited to share this conversation I had with Alex Hubelbank. Alex wears multiple hats as a performance physical therapist, strength coach and athletic trainer. We dive into her role as an NBA Consultant, discussing the challenges of maintaining effective communication, adapting rehab techniques, and the role of manual therapy in high-stakes environments. Lastly, we chat about the evolving nature of career goals and the ever so elusive idea of work-life balance. Enjoy Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/4trL5WYUC4h5axGq/ 2024-08-3058 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast53. Ramsey Nijem: NBA to D1, Injury Prediction & CommunityHey friends! Super pumped to share this conversation I had with Ramsey Nijem, the Director of Performance for the University of Kansas Men's Basketball team. Ramsey shares why he decided to leave the NBA for an opportunity in Division 1 basketball. We also delve into the complexities of injury prediction and the critical role of community support for strength coaches. Enjoy! Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/bsPN9w8h1Z4JHqiu/ 2024-08-0748 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast52. Dano Norceide: Finding His Way to the NFLHey friends! On this episode I sit down and chat with Dano Norceide, a Physical Therapist and Athletic Trainer with the Arizona Cardinals. During the first half of our conversation Dano shares the detailed version of his journey to the NFL, including the challenges he's faced. The second half of our chat highlights how Dano's approach to athlete care has changed. Dano emphasizes the importance of flexibility in treatment approaches and the value of soft skills, networking, and continuous learning in professional settings. The conversation highlights the nuanced nature of working with elite athletes and the evolving pr...2024-07-0954 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast51. Justin Tallard: Mentorship, Networking & Systems in BaseballHey friends! On this episode I catch up with my good friend and former coworker, Justin Tallard, who now works with the Philadelphia Phillies as a Minor League Rehab Coordinator. We chat about the importance of his mentorship and networking early on in his career, as well as what he's learned during his transition from working in an outpatient sports clinic to professional baseball. Clinical Athlete FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/DSgRBPKC2Btd4eMU/ 2024-06-1435 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast50. Lindsay Gately: The Nuances of the NFL for a PT-ATHey friends! Welcome back to episode #50! WOW. I'm stoked to share this conversation I had with Lindsay Gately, a PT-AT with the Washington Commanders. We chat about her journey into the NFL, wearing both PT and AT hats, working within multi-disciplinary high-performance sports medicine team, navigating the conversation around achilles tendon ruptures, and so much more. CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/2024-05-2452 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast49. Olivia Abdoo: Navigating Rehab with UFC FightersHey, friends! Olivia Abdoo and I chat about her career path leading up to her job with the UFC. We talk about what she gained through her residency and fellowship experiences. We also chat about some of her clinical challenges and a few strategies she uses with her fighters to maintain buy in. Finally, Olivia shares how she's matured in her responses to other people relative to the beginning of her career. Enjoy! CALU Community FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/ 2024-05-0159 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast48. Ben Brewster: The Problem with Interval Throwing ProgramsWelcome back, friends! Excited to share this chat I had with Ben Brewster, a pitching coach and co-founder of Tread Athletics, a holistic coaching facility for baseball athletes in North Carolina. Ben shared a thread on X titled, “The Problem with Interval Throwing Programs,” which caught my attention and acted as the springboard for this conversation. We also chat about his training philosophy and have a candid conversation about what PTs can be doing differently to better support these athletes. Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/TreadAthletics/status/1715090842296234240 CALU FB Community: https://www.fac...2024-04-011h 28
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast47. Scot Morrison: Clinical Decision Making and UncertaintyHey friends! Scot Morrison is a physical therapist, strength coach, and educator who currently works in special operations. Scot has a special interest in clinical decision making and managing uncertainty in clinical practice. We also cover the importance of understanding what you’re actually measuring when you perform objective testing. Finally, we wrap up the conversation talking about the relationship between constraints and exercise dosage. Enjoy! CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/2024-03-1259 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast46. Thornton Johnson: Non-Clinical PT PathHey, friends! I’d love to introduce you to my friend and old co-worker Thornton Johnson. He has transitioned out of the clinic to a fully remote role where he works as a medical writer for Smith and Nephew, a medical technology company. Thornton works as an evidence evaluation specialist within their sports and orthopedics department, where he gets to marry his clinical understanding of post-operative rehab with his love for reading research, all while collaborating with engineers and product developers. The coolest part? You don’t need a PhD to do this job! Don’t sleep on...2024-02-2652 min
Strength In KnowledgeShelbie Miller-Striving For Clinical ExcellenceShelbie Miller discusses steps she took early in her career to ensure she was operating at a high level with regards to patient care and paving the way for future clinicians as well.2024-02-1531 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast45. Fireside Chat: Research Icks with PT Inquest (Jason Tuori, Megan Graham, Chris Juneau)Welcome back, friends! Super excited to share this chat with you. This is the “how not to get duped by research” episode. We talk about impact factor, predatory journals, research designs, p-value, effect size, etc. Buckle up. CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/ Connect with our PT Inquest friends! Instagram: @ptinquest Website: PTInquest.com2024-02-021h 09
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast44. Emily Barnhart: Supporting Injured Athletes via NutritionWelcome back, friends! Emily (aka Injury RD) works as a registered dietician who is passionate about equipping and educating injured athletes. Emily shares subtle signs and questions that healthcare providers can ask to get a more in-depth understanding of their athletes’ nutritional beliefs and values. Soon Emily will be launching her Feed the Quad program, geared toward busy athletes looking to support their ACL rehab with a solid nutrition program. If you work with this population and are looking for a great resource for yourself or your athlete, look no further! Stay tuned unti...2024-01-1643 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast43. Laura Opstedal: Updating Her Approach with Quad Tendon ACLRsWelcome back, friends! If you don’t know Laura Opstedal you should! Laura is a physical therapist and owns Build Physio in Bozeman, MT. We chat about her practice model, clinic philosophy, and how she’s changed her approach with quad tendon ACLRs. I hope you enjoy! CALU FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity 2023-12-3145 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast42. Fireside Chat: Continuing Education with Sean Harris and Kasey HankinsWelcome back, friends! In this episode I sit down with Sean Harris and Kasey Hankins, who co-founded the Ignite Clinical Institute. We talk about the benefits and drawbacks of various modes of continuing education, the importance of making mistakes, pursuing excellence in community through mentorship, identifying which courses to take, and more details about their own continuing education vision. Whether you identify as a mentor or a mentee this conversation is made for you! CALU FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/2023-12-1556 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast41. Erik Meira: Changing His Approach to Altering MovementWelcome back, friends! Excited to share this conversation I had with Erik Meira. We talk about his love for teaching and how his approach to movement re-education has evolved over the years. Additionally, we chat about how his thought process on patient-reported outcomes and knee valgus has changed. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did. FB CALU Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity2023-12-0154 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast40. Shaun Astorga: Reconsidering the Ribcage & RespirationWelcome back, friends! If there’s a con-ed course, Shaun has taken it. He quickly realized that most weekend courses and certification systems don’t do a great job of bridging the gap between the content and high performance. Shaun is passionate about two things when it comes to controversial topics in rehab like the ribcage and respiration: 1) giving it more context and 2) helping clinicians connect the dots between these topics and performance so they don’t “throw the baby out with the bath water.” CALU FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity2023-11-1757 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast39. Frank Benedetto: The Healthcare Renaissance & AI Welcome back, friends! If you are feeling stuck, uninspired, or limited in your ability to make a real impact in healthcare, then this might just be the episode for you! Frank has helped many clinicians build a career they actually enjoy. Today we chat about why he has shifted from calling for a Healthcare Revolution to a Healthcare Renaissance. Additionally, Frank shares a few thoughts on how we can be leveraging artificial intelligence in our own practices. Stay tuned to the very end for some great resources! Honeybadger Social M...2023-10-3152 min
Becoming a Great Physical Therapist (PT)Ep. 39: Rethinking Rehab (Dr. Shelbie Miller)This episode, we had the opportunity to interview Shelbie Miller, PT, DPT, SCS!
Shelbie works as a sports physical therapist in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. She is passionate about engaging in productive healthcare conversations, interdisciplinary collaboration, and approaching everything with a learners mindset.
Shelbie launched The Rethinking Rehab Podcast in March of 2022. Her podcast is sponsored by our friends at CALU (Clinical Athlete - The Level Up Initiative). This podcast exists to give rehab professionals permission to change their mind by hearing others in the field share their own experience of rethinking things.
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The Rethinking Rehab Podcast38. Sarah Hixon: Rehab & Fellowship Coordinator for a D1 ProgramWelcome back, friends! Today I sit down with Sarah Hixon, who works as the Rehab, Fellowship and Concussion Coordinator at Wake Forest University. She also works as an Athletic Trainer with their Men’s Tennis team. Sarah and I chat about her journey into D1 athletics, as well as some of the things she learned around networking and working in this type of interdisciplinary role. https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/ 2023-10-1348 min
Bump That Podcast21. THE BT FILES: The Creepy DollIt's October, and all this month we give you the BT FILES where we talk about scary but possibly true stories and conspiracy theories that seem just a little too real. This episode is all about your kid's favorites toys that just have a hard time...letting go. Have creepy Bump That you would like to share during the BT FILES series? Make sure to send it to thebumpthatpodcast@gmail.com, or you can hit us up on our IG or Facebook Page.Scripture Reference: Psalm 91:5, 9Credits: Article: Esquire.com writers: Matt Miller...2023-10-1046 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast37. Fireside Chat: Performance Physical Therapy with Keegan Ross and Jess ElisWelcome back! This is another installment of Fireside Chats, where I bring on two guests and we chat about a particular topic. I am so happy to share this conversation with you guys. Keegan and Jess both bring a lot of experience to the table as they have both worked at the highest level of sport in various roles. Definitely give them a follow on social media! https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/2023-09-2346 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast36. Megan Pomarensky: Empowering Those With Chronic PainWelcome back! Today I sit down with Megan Pomarensky, who works as an Athletic Therapist in Canada. She shares her own story of experiencing chronic hip pain and how that had shaped her current practice, where she works with individuals to empower them in their own management of chronic pain. We talk about the pressure to practice with complete certainty, the complicated nature of imaging and diagnoses labels and much more. I hope you enjoy! https://www.facebook.com/groups/calucommunity/2023-09-0953 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast35. Andy Chen: Learning from ExtremesHi friends! Welcome back. Andy and I have grown up together in the rehab space and have shared many of the same questions over the years so this was a conversation I resonated with and I hope you do as well. It’s all about looking at the extremes of posture, respiration, manual therapy and then finding our way back to the middle.2023-08-2158 min
Ohio Ag Net PodcastOhio Ag Net Podcast | Ep. 311 | Fields & Fame: Crop Tour to State FairIt’s that time of the season for the Ohio Crop Tour with OSU Extension and Ohio Country Journal. In this podcast, Matt Reese and Dusty Sonnenberg are joined by Extension’s Greg LaBarge to discuss the major events of the growing season and what the travel crop sampling teams will be on the lookout for in the coming week. From yield estimates to season predictions, growers are getting into the fields and collecting data. Also in this week’s podcast: Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions Joel Penhorwood recaps th...2023-08-0744 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast34. Jarod Hall: Thoughts about ThoughtsAlright, yall! You’re invited to think about why you think the way you do. Jarod and I chat about a variety of topics, from traditional and non-traditional clinical mentorship to social media and call out culture. Jarod shares why it’s a good thing to be questioned and we end with him sharing his evolution on the topics of manual therapy and pain science education. Stick around to the end for some solid book recommendations! The CALU Community Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/893462204156956 2023-08-051h 20
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast33. Dr. Sarah Kennedy: Primary Care Sports DocWelcome back, yall! Today I sit down with Dr. Kennedy who I’ve had the pleasure of working with the last five years. She is a primary care sports doctor who manages all of the non-op injuries we see. Dr. Kennedy shares her thoughts on manual therapy, needling, regenerative therapies, and how important patient education, patient expectations, and patient autonomy are to her practice. CALU Community Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/893462204156956 2023-07-3141 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast32. Jenny Rearick: Becoming Fit to SpeakWelcome back, friends! Today I sit down with Jenny Rearick, personal trainer, gym owner, and communication and presentation skills coach to talk about her evolution around all things communication. We talk about her communication principles, her ah-ha moment around communication within the neurodivergent community, and much more. Give her a follow at Fit to Speak. Enjoy!2023-07-071h 07
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast31. Kyle Dobbs: Making Sense of MethodsYall are gonna enjoy this one. Today Kyle and I sit down and talk about his journey as a strength and conditioning coach. If you’re trying to make sense of all the three-letter acronym courses that claim to have the secret to rehab and performance, then this episode is for you! Kyle shares his own story of getting into the weeds and what questions he now asks himself to filter through new information to determine its utility and value. Y’all enjoy!2023-06-2357 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast30. Keith Davids: Motor Learning & Ecological DynamicsThis one is for all my motor learning friends! Keith Davids has spent the majority of his career in the research and application of motor learning through an ecological lens. We cover the history of ecological dynamics and how it differs from a traditional, cognitive top-down approach. Additionally, we touch on the topics of motor control, dynamical systems, self-organization, constraints and environmental design as it relates to movement. Enjoy!2023-06-1050 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast29. Stephania Bell: Tag Teaming Her Way to ESPNFriends, welcome back! Today I sit down with Stephania Bell, injury analysis for ESPN. We chat about her path to ESPN, which includes a strong background in writing and teaching, but also a “better together mindset” that lead to unique opportunities for her. She shares how important it is to advocate for physical therapy, not at the expense of other disciplines, but in partnership with them. Additionally, we talk about team-based care and the future of PT. Stay tuned to the very end for some good book recs!2023-05-271h 02
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast28. Stacie Barber: Rupturing & Rehabbing Her Own AchillesWelcome back, friends! You may know Stacie Barber as The Physio Fix on social media. Today she hops on the mic to share her own story of rupturing (and re-rupturing) her achilles tendon and then rehabbing with her colleagues. She shares how she had to advocate for herself and get create with her rehab when things took a step backwards. Not only will you get to learn her story, but there’s plenty of clinical gems throughout! Enjoy!2023-05-1246 min
The Key and Mang Audio ExperienceRethinking Rehab w Shelbie MillerOn this episode we have Shelbie Miller, a sports physical therapist, host of the Rethinking Rehab Podcast, and is hosting the first-ever Rethinking Rehab Retreat on May 19-21 in Fort Worth, Texas. She discusses her evolution as a person and a clinician over the last five years, the origins of Rethinking Rehab and what to expect from the podcast and the upcoming retreat.
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The Rethinking Rehab Podcast27. Nick Perugini: More than MovementYall are in for a real treat with this conversation. Nick sits down to share the evolution of his thought process as a coach and a physical therapist. We chat about remote coaching and rehab, approaching chronic pain in athletes, working FROM a sense of self-worth rather than FOR a sense of self-worth, and the importance of community and belonging.2023-04-2858 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast26. Fireside Chat: Being a POC in RehabWelcome back to another Fireside Chat, where I bring on two friends to chat about a particular topic. Today Natalee Cifuentes and Pat Ford join me to share their experience of being a person of color in the rehab space. Thank you both for telling your story honestly!2023-04-1455 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast25. Frank Bourgeois: Human Performance Observations from a PhD & D1 Strength CoachWhew! Y’all might need a pen and paper for this one. Frank brings a lot of wisdom and expertise to this conversation. From getting his PhD in change of direction, to heading up a bridge program for rehabbing athletes, to his current position as the Head of Strength & Conditioning at Nicholls State University, he has a lot of great experience to pull from. Stay tuned until the very end for some great resource recommendations!2023-03-291h 03
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast24. Amy Arundale: Reconciling Biomechanics with Motor Learning from Research to ClinicY’all are in for a good one! Amy and I talk about the importance of collaborating with your athletes as they are the experts in their sport, as well as defining appropriate “safe to fail” movement boundaries throughout the rehab process. Additionally, we talk about her PhD experience and navigating the ups and downs of confidence after Amy personally experienced a knee injury. Stay tuned until the very end for a LinkedIn networking tip! Show notes: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30719683/2023-03-1054 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast23. Reana Mulcahy: Resolving BurnoutReana Mulcahy is a physical therapist who left the profession due to burn out, assuming this would solve the issue. Shortly after, she found herself in the exact same position when pursuing her baking business. She shares why this is and how we need to reorient our beliefs to resolve burnout as healthcare providers. Reana now uses a neurocoaching approach to help women in healthcare overcome burnout by addressing their beliefs so they can thrive in their career. Enjoy!2023-02-2546 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast22. Mike Reinold: Landing Between “Best” and “Anything Goes” in the Rehab WorldYa'll are in for an episode of quick hitter topics - buckle up! Mike Reinold and I sit down and cover the evolution of his thought process as it relates to the sleeper stretch, the idea of good vs. bad movement, when “red X’s” and “green checkmarks” are appropriate, manual therapy and the resource that Instagram has become for people, for better or worse. Enjoy!2023-01-2950 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast21. Jenny LaCross: Advocating for Pelvic Floor PT in Clinic & in ResearchYall are in for a treat! Jenny LaCross is a pelvic floor specialist working on her PhD. She shares her own personal experiences in healthcare as a patient, as well as her reflections on transitioning from clinical care into research. Jenny is my go-to gal for all things evidence-informed pelvic floor rehab. She challenges me to give better care and I hope you walk away from this feeling similarly. Enjoy!2023-01-151h 05
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast20. Taylor Flanick: Becoming a Non-Traditional Sports ChiropractorHi fam! Meet Taylor Flanick - she currently runs her own sport chiropractic business. She may be a familiar name as she interned with Clinical Athlete back in 2020 and helped run a lot of journal clubs and round tables during the pandemic. Today we chat about her frustrations going through chiropractic school and navigating patient expectations now that she’s practicing using a non-traditional model. I hope you find Taylor’s honest reflection as refreshing as I did!2023-01-0148 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast19. F Scott Feil: Creating Additional Streams of RevenueWelcome back my friends! This conversation got my wheels turning quite a bit! F Scott Feil is a physical therapist, educator, and business coach. He enjoys helping others launch their own side businesses. F Scott gives a lot of great ideas and personal anecdotes on how to create additional streams of revenue for physical therapists. Stay tuned until the end where he shares some great resources. I hope this inspires you like it did me!2022-12-2156 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast18. Fireside Chat: Women in SportsThis is a special one, friends. Today I chat with two women who I’ve spent 40 hours/week with for the last 3 years. That’s important to know, because these two became built in mentors for me, not just in clinic, but for my career. I’ve learned so much from them about what it means to take up space as a woman in sports rehab. We talk about our own experience of being a woman in sports medicine, women in the field who’ve inspired us and the amazing men who’ve helped support us along the way. You...2022-12-041h 20
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast17. Chris Slocum: Being a Strength Coach in a Rehab WorldToday I sit down with Chris Slocum, a strength coach who is passionate about working with rehab athletes. We chat about his role in the return to play process as well as his experience collaborating with other PTs, ATs, and MDs. Enjoy!2022-11-2347 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast16. Sam Oft: Dogma, Professionalism and Real TalkPull up a seat, grab a drink and get to know one of my favorite physios, Sam Oft! Sam has a way of bringing out the most authentic version of other people because of her own authenticity. We chat about if we are just trading new dogma for old dogma and what professionalism even means these days. Enjoy!2022-11-051h 01
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast15. Caitlin Nadolny: Wading Through the Difficult Waters of Assumptions, Social Media & Student-CI RelationshipsGuys I’m so pumped for you to meet my good friend and mentor, Caitlin! Her experiences include an orthopedic residency, a sports manual fellowship, transitioning into management, and being a PhD student. She is a wealth of knowledge and a person I go to often when I need to be reminded of what practicing in the middle means. Today we talk about her career path, social media PT, and a growth opportunity she had while mentoring a student that did not see eye to eye with her. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!2022-10-2155 min
The Fit To Speak Podcast#9 Shelbie Miller: Communication in a physical therapy settingIn episode 9, Jenny is joined by Shelbie Miller. Shelbie is a Sports Performance Physical Therapist at Texas Health Sports Medicine. In this episode, Jenny and Shelbie talk about what type of communication training Shelbie received while earning her doctorate in PT, what specific communication skills are most important in her role, how she approaches conversations when she needs to deliver bad news, how she builds rapport and credibility with new clients, what role 'story' plays in her interactions with her clients, and how her communication has evolved throughout her career.In the episode, Shelbie talks...2022-10-171h 04
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast14. Dylan Carmody: A PT Student’s PerspectiveDylan is a current PT student who recently started a conversation in the CALU Plus Community about times we’ve changed our minds on things, so naturally I had to get him on here. We talk about his attitude toward PT school, education and exercise, and staying to open to learning from all people. I hope you enjoy!2022-10-0651 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast12. Becoming Unstuck with Garrett Burr: Chronic Anterior Hip PainWelcome back to another installment of Becoming Unstuck! Today I sit down with Garrett Burr and talk through one of his difficulty cases. The patient is a high school athlete hoping to return to softball and flag football who has had longstanding anterior hip pain. We focus exercise prescription considerations when everything appears to be irritable.2022-09-0956 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast13. Azita Nejaddehghan: Performance Physical Therapy and VulnerabilityYou know those people that you just gel with immediately? Those people that you just want to be around? That’s how I feel about Azita. She’s simply a badass clinician and a beautiful human. Today Azita and I talk about how her experience with the University of Maryland Strength & Conditioning staff shaped her current view of what Performance Physical Therapy means. Azita also shares about the importance of leading with vulnerability when ‘professionalism’ might tell us not to.2022-09-0957 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast11. Dustin Willis: Defining Clinical ExcellenceToday I sit down with Dustin Willis, who is as genuine and authentic as they come. We talk about what clinical excellence means, Dustin’s takeaways from his residency and fellowship experiences and embracing the soft skills. I hope this gets you thinking, friend.2022-08-0652 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast10. Dr. Lindsey Dietrich: Through the Eyes of an Orthopedic SurgeonGuys, I cannot say enough kind things about Dr. Dietrich. You’ll understand after you listen. That is all.2022-08-011h 19
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast9. Chris Juneau: Welcoming Uncertainty While Still Building Strong RapportYall, Chris Juneau is just one of those guys that you want in your corner! He is the kind of guy who wants to help move you forward in your own career. I appreciate Chris’ viewpoint, because while he has had a breadth of experience, he holds his beliefs loosely. Today we talk about his journey from perfection to uncertainty, injury prevention to risk mitigation and the importance of honoring patient preferences. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did!2022-07-091h 03
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast8. Bobby Jean Lee: Reappraising Her Way Through D1 AthleticsYall-this episode is packed with goodness! Bobby Jean Lee was one of my CIs back in 2017 and has since turned into a good friend and mentor. My favorite thing about Bobby is how balanced she is in her thinking and how willing she is to question herself. It rubbed off on me big time. Today we chat about her experience through residency, fellowship, and her role as a PT in a Division 1 setting. I hope this conversation inspires you to continue to pursue excellence with humility and find the courage to say your first “I don’t know.”2022-06-241h 00
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast7. Jenifer Presley: Reflections as an AT turned PTJenifer Presley and I have worked together for the last few years. She is very much someone in my real life “challenge network.” Jeni brings a lot of great experience to this conversation as she started out as an AT, became a PT and then has pursued both a sports residency and an orthopedic fellowship. We dive into Jeni’s thoughts on all things related to the AT-PT relationship, mentorship and patient care. Enjoy!2022-06-0951 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast6. Becoming Unstuck with Phil Sheedy: Groin PainWelcome to the first installment of a lil’ side series I’m calling Becoming Unstuck. The aim here is to capture live “mentor calls” over sticky cases. Today I chat with my friend Phil Sheedy who works with a lot of high level soccer players and treats the hip and groin significantly more often than myself. Phil provided a lot of quick hitters related to eval flow, differential diagnosis, patient education, and considering when a more specific approach to treatment is warranted. I hope this is helpful to you!2022-05-2535 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast5. Erica Cole: When ‘Selling PT’ Feels ExhaustingI’m so excited to share this conversation with y’all! Erica is one of my OG PT friends and mentors. We met when I was a student and she was a resident. Today we chat about some of the internal conversations she’s had with herself over the years. I hope y’all appreciate her vulnerability and honest reflections as much as I do!2022-05-1356 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast4. Josh Funk: Facilitating the Success of Your PeopleRethinking Rehab fam! Today I bring you a conversation that quite honestly still has me geeking out. Josh Funk is the Founder and CEO of Rehab 2 Perform and walks the walk, yall. Josh has an infectious energy and I am so thankful we have people like him leading others with flexibility, humility and eagerness. Enjoy!2022-05-0145 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast3. Meredith Chaput: Reflection in Clinical Education, Knee Valgus and the Utilization of Unstable Surfaces in ACL RehabWelcome back y’all! Today I bring you such a fun and intellectually stimulating conversation with my friend Meredith Chaput. We chat about her residency experience, the importance of reflection and flexibility in clinical education, consideration of athlete learning styles, knee valgus in ACLR rehab and her “foam pad tangent,” which goes into all things somatosensation, perturbation training, and unstable surface utilization. You might need a pen and paper for this one!2022-04-1552 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast2. Betta Clark: Being ‘The Fixer,’ Fear of Pain During Exercise, and Postpartum ‘DysfunctionI bring you the first of many dark horses that I get to call friends and colleagues. Today my old PT school classmate, Betta Clark, joins me to talk about her journey thus far. Betta and I were treatment partners in PT school and looking back on our treatment notes we've both changed our approach significantly. We chat about how overwhelming being "the fixer" is, how scary it used to be to provoke pain during exercise, and how Betta's own postpartum experience changed her views on what it means to have "pelvic floor dysfunction." Enjoy! 2022-04-0145 min
The Rethinking Rehab Podcast1. Jarred Boyd: Reappraisals, Principles & ReductionismWelcome to the first episode of the Rethinking Rehab Podcast friends! Let's introduce our first guest: If you know him, you love him! If you don’t know him, you should. Jarred Boyd is one of the most introspective clinicians out there. It was a no brainer asking him to be my first guest. Jarred sets the tone for this new podcast by sharing how his mind has changed on various topics, including: addressing the movement vs. the muscle in rehab, reconciling the differences in all the specialty systems, developing a principles-based approach, and...2022-03-1755 min
The Level Up Podcast60. CALU Clinical Files with Shelbie Miller: Post Op Meniscectomy with a Side of Some Drama!In this episode of clinical files, Shelbie works us through one of the rare times you get a zebra in clinical practice. What was supposed to be a breezy post op meniscectomy in a healthy 14 yo female ended up being massively complicated by a very strange neuro presentation that required some referring out. We also go over Zak's very thought provoking case study involving a 14 yo f with BL "shin splints" that have been lingering for roughly 4 months. We discuss differential diagnosis, navigating the subjective interview, and what is the best possible course of action? ...2022-01-0741 min
OUTLAW RADIOOutlaw Radio - Episode 301 (2021 Year In Review Special - Mike Miller Interview - January 1, 2022)American Broadcasting School alumni, Bad Billy brings you Outlaw Radio. Listen for discussion on current events, a little comedy, and great music. Listen to the show live Saturday nights at 4:00 PM eastern standard time/1:00 PM pacific standard time on The A.O.W. Radio Network or The No Holds Barred Radio Network! Feel free to join the show by calling +1 (646) 558-8665 - code 216-539-5329. You can also catch the archived shows by going to www.outlawradioabs.podbean.com. If you would like to be a guest on the show or if you would like to leave your feedback you ca...2022-01-032h 57
OUTLAW RADIOOutlaw Radio - Episode 301 (2021 Year In Review Special - Mike Miller Interview - January 1, 2022)American Broadcasting School alumni, Bad Billy brings you Outlaw Radio. Listen for discussion on current events, a little comedy, and great music. Listen to the show live Saturday nights at 4:00 PM eastern standard time/1:00 PM pacific standard time on The A.O.W. Radio Network or The No Holds Barred Radio Network! Feel free to join the show by calling +1 (646) 558-8665 - code 216-539-5329. You can also catch the archived shows by going to www.outlawradioabs.podbean.com. If you would like to be a guest on the show or if you would like to leave your feedback you ca...2022-01-032h 57
The Level Up Podcast54. CALU Clinical Files with Zak Gabor and Shelbie MillerJoin us for the second installment of the CALU Clinical Files! Today, Zak walks you through his line of reasoning and thought process for how he managed this case! Case Study Context: Pt is a later 20 year old, F, works in Television (currently work from home). She reports that 1.5-2 years ago, she had a goal of running and marathon and had a major uptick in her running volume, and participated in roughly 9 races (avg distance of 5k). Pt reports that towards the tail end of her running, she began to get R knee...2021-07-0239 min
The Level Up Podcast51. CALU Clinical Files with Shelbie Miller and Zak GaborLooking for more clinical education? Welcome to CALU Clinical Files: Level Up Edition. Today, Shelbie Miller will be walking us through her thought process on a challenging clinical presentation of a mother and fitness instructor who suffered a complex set of injuries and trauma following a motor vehicle accident. Case Description: A 36 year-old female fitness instructor sustained right arm weakness, pain, numbness, and color changes during a motor vehicle accident. She was in the car with her children and admits to having nightmares and anxiety every night since the accident. This patient presented to PT 1...2021-06-0429 min
Mike Check#11 - Mike Check - Shelbie Miller DPT, SCSIn this episode, the host Mike Velasquez is joined from the "Lone Star State" by Shelbie Miller DPT, SCS to discuss her growth as a clinician since graduating from PT school in 2017, the resources that have helped her along the way, the process of obtaining her SCS and much more!
Find Shelbie on Instagram at @shelbie.miller2020-10-1200 min
Don't Break A LegAdvocating for Women in Sport ft. Dr. Ellie Somers PTIn this episode, Danielle and Jake sit down with Dr. Ellie Somers of Sisu Sports Performance and Physical Therapy and the US AFL Women's National Team. Ellie is a therapist, a run coach, a strength coach and an advocate for women in sport.We go into a bit of a deep dive with Ellie on implicit gender bias and how we can advocate for and empower female athletes. Ellie provides a much-needed perspective for therapists and athletes alike, especially in the performing arts realm. People we referenced:Amy Arundale: @squeakyedgar...2020-06-1500 min