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Diving into the Therapeutic Relationship with Maxi Miciak

Diving into the Therapeutic Relationship with Maxi Miciak

FromClinical Flow with Physiotherapist Andrew Koppejan


Diving into the Therapeutic Relationship with Maxi Miciak

FromClinical Flow with Physiotherapist Andrew Koppejan

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Length:
62 minutes
Released:
Jan 18, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this episode, I chat with Maxi Miciak, physiotherapist and PhD from Edmonton, Alberta. Maxi's research has centered around exploring and understanding the therapeutic relationship between physiotherapist and patient. Her experience, research and and training has given her a unique perspective in unpacking this complex topic and she shares many useful nuggets in our discussion.
Released:
Jan 18, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (69)

If you are a physical therapist or movement professional this podcast is for you. Whether you’ve been practicing for 6 months or 25 years, we all want to be better at what we do. Andrew Koppejan is a practicing Physiotherapist and owner of 360Clinician, who time and time again kept hearing from physios who were feeling burnt out, disillusioned and were seriously considering walking away from the profession that they had worked so hard at being a part of. On this show, Andrew brings new insights and practical strategies to help you move from frustration to flow in your clinical practice. Andrew deep dives into relevant topics to boost clinical performance, improve patient relationships and treatments, and explore ways to overcome challenges we all face in the profession. On occasion, Andrew ventures into conversations with expert guests in the rehab and self-improvement world. Andrew's fresh approach to clinical reasoning and professional improvement can radically transform the way you treat patients and will help to unleash your best clinical self.