When we get busy treating patients we can end up taking shortcuts that can impact our patient connection and therapeutic alliance. Check out this short (1:30) video where I share something that can strengthen your patient connection and build your caseload.  If you're a Canadian physiotherapist, then make sure to join to get access to future caseload building tips. If you're outside of Canada,...

If you’re a new grad there’s a constant, wake-up-at-night, pressure to create and maintain a caseload. You’re not immune to this pressure if you’re a therapist that has been practicing for some time. Developing a new practice focus or moving to a new geographic area will increase the pressure to create a full caseload. And if you’re a clinic owner, you want your therapists to have a full caselo...

Opportunities to treat chronic testicular pain in an orthopedic physio practice typically arise incidentally: A patient being treated for something else might ask if there is anything physical therapy can do to help his testicular pain.  Many men are dealing with chronic idiopathic testicular pain [1].  These men have usually been thru the medical system, had all the tests, have seen multiple s...