PT MEAL Podcast: Recent Episodes
Johann dela Paz, PT, MS
A complete meal of inspiring insights and information regarding Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation from the experience and expertise of physical therapists worldwide.
Serving up a complete buffet of Play, Therapies, Movement, Exercises, Activities and Leisure in hearty conversation of the Physical Therapy profession and practice. Come sit with us! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ptmealpodcast/support
This episode was recorded and streamed live last July 24, 2023
During our conversation, we delved into the reasons why they chose to pursue ABPTS Specialist Certification, the positive impact it had on their career, and how they prepared for the exam. We also explored other alternatives such as residencies and fellowships that satisfy the exam requirement. Additionally, they offered valuable insights and advice to peers who were unsure about becoming a Clinical Specialist.About our guests:Bobby Belarmino, PT, DPT, PhD is a Board-certified Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Clinical Specialist (CCS) and an Assistant professor in UT Health San Antonio.Phil Dumaligan, PT is a double Board-certified Clinical Specialist in Geriatric and Neurologic Physical Therapy (GCS and NCS) and works in an outpatient neurologic setting as a Clinical Specialist.Ulysses Juntilla, PT, DPT is a Board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), sub-specializing in Osteopractic Physical Therapy and Certified in Spinal Manipulative Therapist. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (FAAOMPT), and the residency director of the Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency Program, at Columbia VA Health Care System.
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In this episode of Behind the Research, we dive into the research on Occupational Safety and Health Practices Among Physical Therapists in Metro Manila During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Join us as we talk to the principal author, Assist. Prof. Zyra Mae Sicat, and Richard Lemuel Budomo about their qualitative study protocol. Tune in to learn about the challenges and practices physical therapists face in ensuring safety during these unprecedented times. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion!
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In this episode of Behind the Research, we dive into the research article titled "Designing a Conceptual Framework to Align Learning Objectives to the Interprofessional Education Collaborative Core Competencies, a Narrative Review." Dr. Norman Belieza and Dr. Maureen Johnson, assistant professors from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, join us to discuss their findings. We also welcome Assistant Professor Jocel Regino from the University of Santo Tomas as a reactor. The conversation centers around the importance of interprofessional education and its impact on effective collaboration between different healthcare professions. Tune in to learn more about the integration of professions in the field of physical therapy.
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In this episode of the PT Meal Podcast, we sit down with Justin AlecK Duane Dizon, a first-year physical therapy student, to discuss his unique journey into the field of physical therapy. Aleck shares how he stumbled upon the world of physical therapy after being involved in an accident and going through rehabilitation. He shares how it inspired him to change his dream of being an architect to becoming a physical therapist. We also dive into his current freshman experience as a physical therapy student. Join us for a candid conversation and gain exciting insights into the world of physical therapy.
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In this episode of the PT Meal Podcast, host Dr. Bobby Bellarmino, a physical therapist specializing in cardiopulmonary care, discusses the decision-making process for mobilizing patients in the ICU. They emphasize the importance of considering the overall risk and benefit, as well as the patient's cognition and goals. Dr. Bellarmino also shares a powerful story about the impact of human connection on comatose patients and highlights the need for skilled services in physical therapy encounters. Additionally, they delve into the different units within the ICU and the importance of ICU rehabilitation. This episode provides valuable insights into ICU rehabilitation and the role of physical therapy in critical care.
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Embark on a thrilling journey as we rewind and relive the most captivating moments from our recent podcast episodes. Join us as we recap extraordinary conversations with Jonathan Eusebio, sharing his experiences as a physiotherapist in Singapore. We'll also dive into the world of rock climbing PT with Oliver Rivera, uncovering the secrets of treating rock climbers.
Prepare to be fascinated as we explore the unique realm of forensic psychiatry through the eyes of yours truly. We'll also unravel the wonders of holistic practice with Regina Araquel, where pain education and collaboration with acupuncturists and chiropractors take center stage.
But that's not all! Discover the power of mindfulness and gratitude in the NBA with Erwin Valencia, and be inspired by Janise Alacantara's journey as she forges her path toward becoming a Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy.
Get ready to reignite your passion for healing as we unite mind and body in this captivating recap episode. Tune in now and join Jonathan, Oliver, Regina, Erwin, Janise, and our team for an unforgettable experience that will leave you motivated and ready to conquer any challenge
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Assoc. Prof. Donald Lipardo, PhD shared with us their research entitled "Arnis-based Exercise Program for Balance Control in Community-Dwelling Older Adults: Study Protocol for a Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial." In this video, Dr. Lipardo explains why they chose arnis for their study, the details of the study protocol program, and what they hope to achieve through their research. He also discussed the challenges they have prepared for and their future plans for the study.Download and read about the research: https://soar.usa.edu/phjpt/vol1/iss3/3/About the guest:Assoc Prof Donald Lipardo is a Faculty member in the College of Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Santo Tomas. He is also part of the Center for Health Research and Movement Science at UST.
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Let's revisit some past conversations with empowered women and listen to their advice and nuggets of wisdom. Snippets from episodes with Jasmin Esguerra, Lady Servillas, Archelle Jane Tiuseco, Jenny Youssef, Roxanne Fernandez, Kali Dayton, and Jewels Racho.
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In this episode, we delve into the Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy (DScPT) program, with our guest Janise Alcantara, who is currently completing the program.
Janise shares her firsthand experiences of the DScPT program, discussing both the challenges and rewards of pursuing this advanced degree. She provides an overview of the program's curriculum, highlighting the importance of balancing coursework with clinical practice, as well as navigating research.
Drawing on her own experiences, Janise offers valuable advice and tips for colleagues who are considering pursuing a DScPT program. She shares the lessons she's learned, and the most significant takeaways from her journey thus far.
Janise Alcantara is a physical therapist and the owner of Movement Medicine Physical Therapy. She has a BS in Physical Therapy, magna cum laude, and is completing a DSc in Physical Therapy with a concentration in orthopedic manual therapy. Janise has comprehensive training in Pilates and Redcord/Neurac, is a Certified Kinesiotaping Practitioner and is a clinical instructor with Physical Therapy Advancement Seminars. She has worked in various settings, including SNFs, home health, acute care, subacute, wound care, and outpatient therapy.
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This was my instant review of the recently concluded APTA CSM 2023 held in San Diego. I talked about the CSM venue, exhibits, and programming. I also discussed connecting with fellow physical therapists, especially with the Academy of Filipino American Physical Therapists (AFAPT) reception. Lastly, I rambled my comments and hudge-podge of ideas I failed to convey in the forum I attended regarding psychological factors in physical therapy.
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This podcast features an inspiring conversation with Dr. Erwin Benedict Valencia, a physical therapist, high-performance clinician, life coach, and the team physical therapist and wellness lead for the New York Knicks. Erwin shares his physical therapy journey, from his early days in the Philippines to achieving his dream of innovating in the NBA. He talks about the importance of applying mindfulness and gratitude in sports and life, and how these lessons have helped him succeed. This podcast is sure to leave listeners feeling inspired and motivated to reach their goals.
Erwin Benedict Valencia is a high-performance clinician, sports scientist, life coach, founder of a nonprofit organization, community leader, content creator, mentor, athletic trainer, and team physical therapist and wellness lead for the New York Knicks.
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We're back with another exciting episode of the PT MEAL Podcast. This week, we're chatting with Regina Araquel - a physical therapist who practices in a holistic setting.
In this episode, Regina shares her expertise on the integration of mental health and psychosocial factors into physical therapy. She also discusses how she uses cognitive behavioral techniques, and breathing exercises, and works with other professionals like an acupuncturist, a chiropractor, and a massage therapist in her holistic practice. This is a must-listen episode for anyone interested in holistic physical therapy and the role of mental health in the healing process.
So, grab a cup of coffee and join us for a casual chat with Regina.
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Join Arvie Vitente and Lady Servillas in this lively and informative podcast episode on the upcoming APTA CSM 2023 Conference happening in San Diego, California on February 22-25, 2023. We shared our experiences and expectations for the conference, as well as provided insider tips and tricks for first-time attendees. Learn about the best ways to navigate the conference, make meaningful connections, and make the most of your experience. Whether you're an experienced attendee or new to the conference scene, this podcast has something for everyone. Don't miss this engaging and informative episode!
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This is one of those solo podcasts I would do every now and then. In this episode, I shared the role a physical therapist plays in a forensic psychiatric hospital. I answered some of the questions colleagues usually ask me when they find out I work in this type of hospital. I described the types of patients I encounter and treat, and the common conditions I see them for. I also discussed what's unique about working in this type of setting.
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In this episode, Oliver Rivera, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT shared his expertise in treating rock climbers. Being a rock climber gives him an inside perspective on the sports and the physical demand of the athletes. He shared some advantages of knowing the language of the sport, his approach from training, rehabilitation, and return to sport, and his philosophy in assessing not just rock climbers but every athlete he encounters.
Oliver Rivera is a senior physical therapist at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. He's a Board-certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy and a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists.
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In this episode, Jonathan Magpoc Eusebio, PT, DPT shares his physical therapy story and the process of becoming a physical therapist in Singapore. He discussed how he transitioned from personal training back to physical therapy. He described what it's like to work as a physiotherapist in Singapore and why he likes working there.
Jonathan Magpoc Eusebio is a physiotherapist working in a community hospital in Singapore. He graduated from Emilio Aguinaldo College and has experience delivering rehabilitative services across various settings including inpatient and outpatient facilities, nursing homes, and wellness centers. He earned a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Montana.
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Here's a video podcast on a quick look back to 2022. Last year has seen some firsts for the podcast - round table discussions, collaborations, solo episodes, and live episodes. Thanks to everyone who continues on supporting the podcast and listening to/watching the episodes. The best ways to help the podcast out are to share the podcast or a specific episode with your friends, rate the podcast in your podcast apps, comment in Spotify or YouTube, and follow the podcast in our social media accounts. Excited about what 2023 holds. Hope to see you all again.
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Here's a recap for you with some highlights of their episodes. If you haven't seen or listened to these episodes yet, this is your sign to do so. Eleazar Tayag started us off with the roles physical therapists play in hospice care. In PT MEAL live Handaan, with Fretche Garcia Blair and Maria Consie Aguila, Ben Aguila shared horror stories by colleagues regarding employers' or recruiters' dark schemes. Eric Anthony Galvez a PT and brain tumor survivor shared lessons he learned as a patient that his fellow PTs can learn from as well as some advice to fellow brain tumor thrivers. Next, Marvin Zotomayor answered when he was ready to talk about or go about coping with failing in physical therapy school. Lastly, Riza Carlton, another PT turned patient story, shared what family members and caregivers do in providing awesome care to their loved ones or patients with dementia. Indeed this batch has given us first-hand experiences and unique perspectives coming from people who actually faced adversities in their life and showed us that we're not alone and that we can prevail and succeed.
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Riza Carlton, PT experienced a reversible type of dementia in 2019. Today, she speaks about her experience and how it made an impact on her life. In this episode, she described her ordeal in going through early signs of dementia without any clue of what was happening. She also shared how she and her son dealt with the changes she was experiencing. And after discovering the cause of her dementia and finding out it was reversible, Riza decided to advocate for the appropriate and effective care of people with dementia. She shared common questions family members and primary caregivers ask and advice on how to better take care of people with dementia.
Riza's Book: Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregiving Simplified: Effective and positive approaches in caring for your loved one - https://bit.ly/3PFB8fD
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This episode was recorded live. Here I shared a discussion I've had with some other PTs in a course I am attending about Primary Care Physical Therapy. The take-home message here is that being a primary care physical therapist is not only applicable to those who are being seen in an outpatient clinic with direct access. Being a primary care PT and its philosophy can and should be applied by every physical therapist regardless of the practice setting or specialty.
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This episode was recorded during the PT MEAL Podcast Live! I invited Asst. Prof. Marvin Zotomayor back on the show to talk about motivation and the lack of it in higher education and in life. Here, Marvin talked about how unmotivated and demotivated ignite their motivation through learning, unlearning, and relearning, outcomes-based education, and the 5 principles of motivating demotivated and unmotivated students. If you feel lost and unsure, this might be the episode for you!
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What happens when a PT becomes a patient after finding out he has a golf ball-sized brain tumor? In this episode Eric Anthony Galvez, DPT shared his story of diagnosis and rehabilitation from his brain tumor surgery. He talked about how the brain tumor impacted his personal and professional life, as well as, how being a physical therapist helped him navigate through his journey. He also described his advocacy for raising awareness about cancer in young adults, and his work with APTA Oncology and World Physiotherapy. Lastly, he shared the lessons he learn from his experience when the roles were reversed from being a PT to a patient, and how to thrive post-brain tumor.
Eric Anthony Galvez, PT, DPT is a physical therapist who was diagnosed with a golf-ball-sized brain tumor in 2005. A month later he underwent surgery to remove it. Now he's active in APTA Oncology and in IPT-HOPE or the International Physiotherapists for HIV/AIDS, Oncology, and Palliative care Empowerment. He also wrote two books about his journey first is entitled “Reversal: When A Therapist Becomes A Patient” and his latest book “Awakening: Becoming A Brain Tumor Thriver.” Without further ado, it's my pleasure to welcome Dr. Eric Galvez.
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In this Halloween edition of PT MEAL LIVE! Handaan, we shared "horror" stories we've heard or experienced about migrating to the US. It's not always rainbows and butterflies as most people assume. Hopefully, with this discussion, more people will be aware and prepared for what they can expect or avoid when trying to migrate to a different country. Returning to share their experiences are Fretche Garcia Blair, PT, CEEAA Ben Aguila, PT, DPT Maria Consie Aguila, PT, DPT.
We talked about unfair employers, bad bosses, questionable practices, and other struggles migrating to the US and working as a PT. The ultimate moral of the discussion is to research your employers and agencies, prepare, and seek legal counsel when you're in these situations.
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Catch this episode with Eleazar Tayag, PT, DPT, MPH to learn more about hospice care and what services physical therapists can provide in this setting. It's clear that hospice care mainly provides comfort care. but there are a lot more things to think about as well. Eli talked about the difference between hospice to home health and to palliative care. We also talked about the skills that PTs can bring to hospice service not just prescribing DME. Lastly, he shared considerations and practical tips when dealing with hospice patients and family members.
Eleazar previously guested in episode 12 where he talked about home health care in the US. He is the administrator of a home health agency and co-owns a hospice company.
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Authors Francis Clarence Chua and Cheryll Didi Nellie Obra discussed further their research entitled "Framework for the Priority Actions of Filipino Physical Therapists in Disaster Risk Reduction and Management." They explained how even entry-level physical therapists can contribute to DRRM efforts and what it would entail to promote and raise awareness of the practice of PTs in this field. Ryan Rolliane Simon, a local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management officer, provided some background on the tasks of the local DRRM council and how physical therapists can participate in it.
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Francis Clarence Chua, PTRP is an Instructor I at the Mariano Marcos State University.
Cheryll Didi Nellie Obra, PhD is a Professor I at the Mariano Marcos State University. Dr. Obra's most recent recognition was the 2022 Outstanding Professional of the Year (in the field of Physical Therapy) awarded by the Professional Regulation Commission.
Ryan Rolliane Simon is a Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officer III in the Municipality of San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte
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Behind the Research is brought to you by PT MEAL Podcast and the Philippine Journal of Physical Therapy (PhJPT), the official journal of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association (PPTA). In this new segment, we invite authors of select articles published in the journal to discuss further their studies, their results, and many things related to their topic. The goal is to share the research with a larger audience, make it accessible and applicable, highlight the context behind it, join the conversation sparked by the research, and inspire others to conduct research.
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Welcome to part two of our conversation with some of the Philippine Physical therapy association's board of officers, Michael Gabilo, PTRP, DHPEd, Juan Doco, PTRP, Christian Rimando, PTRP, MSPT, Lily Bautista, PT, DPT, PTRP, and Patrick Bonnevie, PTRP, MRS.
In this last part of the conversation, we focused on some of the issues that were raised and emerged in a physical therapy group forum. We asked about the boards' insights and stand issues like unlicensed practitioners hired in a physical therapy setting, physical therapy graduates providing physical therapy services, and fee splitting. The officers also emphasized physical therapy values that need to be embodied in our practice like active involvement, advocacy, being inspired, professional accountability and responsibility, and self-worth as a PT. Let's listen to the conversation after this short break.
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This episode was recorded live last September as part of the celebration of the World and National Physical Therapy Day last September 8th. I was joined by some of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association (PPTA)'s board of officers headed by its president Mr. Mike Gabilo, PTRP, DPH along with the external vice-president, Mr. Juan Doco, PTRP, internal vice-president, Christian Rimando, MSPT, PTRP, Secretary - Mr. Patric Bonnevie, PTRP, MRS, and Treasurer - Dr. Lily Bautista, PTRP, PT, DPT
In this first part of the 2-part conversation, we talked about updates on the Philippine Physical Therapy Bill already in motion. We also touched on some of the changes proposes on this bill that focused on creating a practice act for the physical therapy profession, lastly we also discussed the current and upcoming chapters as well as special interest groups of the association as well as why it's important for physical therapists to take part. Now let's get to it after a message from our sponsor.
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Here's another episode from a live podcast interview with Atty. Flomy Javier Diza of Reeves Immigration Law Group. In his episode, Atty. Diza talked about the different types of visas PTs from the Philippines, Canada, and Australia get to work as a PT here in the US. He described non-immigrant and immigrant visas and their eligibility. He also talked about concerns about migrating with the family or if a non-immigrant working visa expires. He also gave some advice on other pathways to stay in the US while awaiting sponsorships by employers.
About Atty. Flomy Javier Diza
Atty. Diza is a senior Partner at Reeves Immigration Group. He is the Supervising Attorney of the San Francisco and Manila offices. He is certified by the State Bar of California as a Specialist in Immigration & Nationality Law.
Attorney Diza was admitted to practice law in the Philippines and the State of California. He practices immigration across the 50 states and US Embassies worldwide. He is an active member and speaker of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), the Bar Association of San Francisco (BASF), and the past President of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines, Northern California Chapter. Mr. Diza regularly provides expert analysis on a variety of immigration matters for The Filipino TVs as well as PHLV radio shows broadcast worldwide.
Website: www.reevesimmigration.com
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This is a recorded live stream of the podcast. I presented the result of the informal survey I made last July to see how much physical therapists charge for their homecare visits in the Philippines.
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Lady Michelle Servillas, PT, CEEAA, CADDCT, CDP manages and owns several home health companies, outpatient clinics, and a foundation that provides for underserved populations. In this episode, she shared valuable insight and advice on starting and owning a business. She described how she started in entrepreneurship, and how she manages multiple companies. She also discussed some drawbacks in being a business as well as failures and challenges she encounter as a business owner.
Lady Servillas, PT is a Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults, a Certified Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Care Practitioner Trainer, and a Certified Dementia Practitioner. She is a passionate and dedicated Physical therapist with over 20 years if experience in South Florida, mostly in the field of Geriatrics, Assisted Living Communities, and Resident Care. She manages and owns several home health companies, outpatient clinics, and a foundation that provides for underserved populations.
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This was a live podcast episode where we talked about some concerns Filipino PTs encounter when migrating and working here in the US. This conversation started back in CSM last February in San Antonio, Texas and we just thought of sharing it with everyone. You'll hear different stories of struggles and challenges as internationally educated and trained physical therapists when we all started our careers here. We discussed working in the US and adjusting to the new practice, lacking confidence in treating patients and learning how to interact with coworkers and patients. We also answered questions from viewers regarding advice for incoming PT interns and specializing in a specific field. The guests were Ben Aguila, PT, DPT, Maria Consie Aguila, PT, DPT, Mark David Basco, PT, DPT, GCS, OCS, Fretche Garcia Blair, PT, CEEAA, and Emmanuel Malabanan, PT, DPT, GCS.
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This podcast was recorded live in celebration of Pride Month. The discussion is about LGBTQIA+ concerns in Physical Therapy with Phil Dumaligan, Regina Araquel, and Jewels Racho. They shared stories of discrimination, healthcare access concerns of LGBTQ+, and competency and inclusiveness in PT practice.
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Ma. Roxanne Fernandez, MSPT, PTRP is a PhD student at the University of Waikato in New Zealand. In this episode, she shared what it's like to pursue her PhD degree and what motivated her to do so. She also shared what goes on in her program, her current project, and the lessons she has learned in her journey so far.
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This was recorded from the recent live podcast episode I did where I recapped past episodes and teased about future ones. Plus, since June is Trauma Awareness month, let's talk about ways to strengthen mental health awareness.
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In this episode, Jan Mikaela Ramos and Neil Zachary Aningalan share their experiences as physical therapy students about to become interns this coming academic year. We talked about what they liked about being physical therapy students and what they look forward to as interns and as professionals. We also talked about some of their current struggles while in PT school here in the Philippines. So if you're someone interested in studying physical therapy, this might be something that can help you out.
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Jay Enriquez, PTRP, PT, DPT, DMS, Charmaine Geronimo, PTRP, PT, DPT, and Liezelle Soriano, PTRP, DPT share their experiences in taking the transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy (tDPT) or post-professional Doctor of Physical Therapy while still in the Philippines. They talked about why they chose their universities to earn their Doctor of Physical Therapy degrees and also discussed their respective programs, academic load, time to finish, and tuition. They also described how earning their DPT helped them in their practice.
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Mayvhin Atienza, PTRP, HCPC Registered is a Band 5 Physiotherapist at Central London Community Healthcare. She graduated from the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila last 2012 and was Clinical Supervisor at Metropolitan Medical Center - Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. In this episode, she discussed the steps she took to process her physiotherapist license in the UK. She also shared why she decided to establish her career in the UK. She described the difference and similarities in her practice in the Philippines and in London, and the challenges she faces in her practice. We also talked about the cost of living, UK life and physiotherapist salary, and more.
Facebook community: UK Pinoy Physio : https://www.facebook.com/groups/897789217578466/
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Bakit kailangan lagyan ng "preferably female" o "preferably male" ang job post description ng ilang physical therapy jobs?
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Here are some highlights from the past conversations we had in the podcast. Jenny Youseff, PT, DPT discussed how she educates her patient about the normal parts of aging. Kali Dayton, DNP, ACNP describes the role of physical therapists in early mobility based on her experience in the ICU. Camille Alcoriza, PT, DPT and Daryl Marcelo, PT shared some tips for starting your journey to financial independence. Reina Nakahata answered the question about the average physiotherapist salary in Canada. Luis Gloda and Archell Tiuseco, MSPH, PTRP detailed the importance of collaboration in the rehabilitation process, especially in neurorehab. Lastly, Jasmine Esguerra, PTRP recounted her study habits and preparation for the physical therapist licensure exam to become a topnotcher.
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Research authors Archelle Jane Callejo-Tiuseco, Ella Mae Rueda, and Kyla Mari Carbonell discuss their study entitled "Perception of Filipino Physicians on the Roles and Scope of Practice of Physical Therapy in the Philippines: A Multi-method Quantitative Study." They talked about the context behind their research, the results as well as its implication for the physical therapy profession and practice specifically professional collaboration between physicians and PTs and the physical therapy referral system. Dr. John Hubert Pua shared his insights from his standpoint as a physician and as a source of referral to physical therapy.
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Archelle Jane Callejo-Tiuseco, MSPH, PTRP, PT is a faculty member of the College of Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Santo Tomas and Vice-Chair of the Neuro Special Interest Group of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association
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Ella Mae Rueda is a physical therapy intern from the UST-College of Rehabilitation Sciences
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Kyla Mari Carbonell, PTRP is a licensed physical therapist and part of the research team that developed the tool used in this study.
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John Hubert Pua, PTRP, MD, MHPEd, FPOA is an Orthopedic surgeon and an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of the University of Santo Tomas
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Behind the Research is brought to you by PT MEAL Podcast and the Philippine Journal of Physical Therapy (PhJPT), the official journal of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association (PPTA). In this new segment, we invite authors of select articles published in the journal to discuss further their studies, their results, and many things related to their topic. The goal is to share the research with a larger audience, make it accessible and applicable, highlight the context behind it, join the conversation sparked by the research, and inspire others to conduct research.
Philippine Journal of Physical Therapy: https://soar.usa.edu/phjpt/
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Jasmine Lianne Esguerra, PTRP took the top spot in the December 2021 Philippine Physical Therapist Licensure exam with a rating of 90.40%. In this episode, she talked about her journey to being a top-notcher - from her preparation, study habits, support systems, superstitious beliefs, and specific goals in taking the exam. She also shared how she manages burnout during those times of studying and her advice to colleagues about to take their licensure exams.
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Archelle Jane Callejo-Tiuseco, MSPH, PTRP, PT, and Architect Luis Gloda talk about their collaborative relationship in the recovery and rehabilitation of after Luis' AVM rupture. In this episode, we talked about Luis's experience and how his stroke impacted his life. Archelle and Luis talked about how they communicate in creating a plan for Luis to include his own goals as well as the contribution of his family. Archelle also discussed the interventions and techniques she employed in Luis' rehabilitation.
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Reina Nakahata is currently in Canada, in the process of becoming an independent physiotherapist. In today's conversation, we talked about the process of becoming a physiotherapist in Canada, the expenses that an applicant may incur, and the general feel of the licensure exam. We also discussed the truth behind the news that Canada is discontinuing its clinical exam for physiotherapist applicants. Lastly, we talked about what a physiotherapist does in Canada that may differ from the practice in the Philippines and Reina's advice to anyone who would like to pursue a physiotherapy career in Canada!
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In this episode, you'll hear my conversation with Maria Aguila, PT, DPT about our experience in the recently concluded APTA Combined Sections Meeting held in San Antonio, Texas. Maria turned the table a bit and did the hosting since it was my first time attending the CSM in-person. We talked about expectations and motivations in attending the conference and what we look forward to for next year's event. Our conversation led to us talking about the experiences and struggles of internationally educated physical therapists, serving digestible physical therapy education for our patients, and the push to be more visible within our profession - whether in our own state, academies, SIGs, or APTA.
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In this episode, I'll take about my experience in attending the APTA Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) in person for the first time as well as my takeaways from the first day of talks.
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Camille Alcoriza,PT, DPT, and Daryl Marcelo, PT are physical therapists who are on their journey to living with intention and financial independence. In our conversation, they shared what motivated them in starting this journey. They also discussed their strategies in reaching their goals of early retirement as well as the challenges they face along the way. They also described how and what they do in their trial retirement. Lastly, they gave some tips and advice to those who are interested in starting their own financial independence journey. They have a blog, a youtube channel, most recently, their own podcast as well where they share their journey as well as talk to others' FI journey.
Check out their sites:
- Website: www.therafire.com
- YouTube channel: TheraFIRE -
- Podcast: TheraFIRE - https://anchor.fm/therafire
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Kali Dayton, DNP, ACNP is an ICU nurse practitioner and ICU consultant. She is the host of the Walking Home from the ICU podcast where she talks to healthcare professionals and ICU survivors about their experiences in the ICU.
In today's episode, we are going to talk about the ICU, sedation effects and practices, and the role of physical therapists with Kali Dayton, an acute care nurse practitioner and the host of Walking Home From the ICU Podcast. We talked about the effects of sedation, why it's not as comfortable as we thought it would be for patients. She also discussed the long-term effects of sedation and ICU stay like ICU delirium, ICU Dementia, and PTSD. Lastly, she shed light on the importance of the role of physical therapists in the ICU and why we should ask a seat at the table in the ICU team to advocate for our patients' early mobility.
Kali's Website: https://www.daytonicuconsulting.com
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Jenny Youssef, PT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Board-certified Clinical Specialist in Geriatric Physical Therapy (GCS), a Certified Lymphedema Therapist, and Certified Exercise Expert in Aging Adult (CEEAA). She's currently the Vice-Chair of Global Health in Aging Adult Special Interest Group in the APTA Geriatrics.
In this episode, Jenny described her practice as a geriatric physical therapist. We also talked about different models or terms associated with aging like successful, optimal, healthy, and active. We also talked about her experiences and helpful tips in approaching the older adult population.
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The second part of our recap is our visit to three middle east countries - Qatar, United Arab Emirates, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Listen to Bea Palon, a physiotherapist in Qatar describe what she does there as a physiotherapist and how it's different or similar to her previous practice in the Philippines. Stephanie Ilustre talked about the adjustment process she had to undertake to work in the United Arab Emirates. Lastly, Joel de Leon Quiambao, a rehab director and physiotherapist, discussed life in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and some misconceptions about living and working there. You'll also hear their takeaways from our candid conversations.
[In Tagalog]
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In today's episode, we're just going to revisit the past season of topics. We'll start with F Scott Feil's talk about the realities of side gigs and side hustles. Next, is Engelbert de Vera talking about finding the "why" in starting a business and the true test of a business. Lastly is Rolando Lazaro compared writing for a textbook and for scholarly journals, and where physical therapists can begin their writing journey. We'll also hear their takeaways from our conversation. So let's hear them.
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To cap off the year, here is Joel De Leon Quiambao, a physiotherapist, and a rehabilitation director/manager, talking about life in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. As with other episodes, we talked about the process of becoming a physiotherapist in Saudi, what it's like being a physiotherapist there and what it's like to live in Saudi Arabia. Catch the full episode now.
[In Filipino]
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Here's a quick look back on the year and a show of appreciation to the guests and listeners that continually support the show and its cause.
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Matapos sa Qatar, magawi naman tayo sa United Arab Emirates.
Stephanie Ilustre is a physiotherapist in a long-term facility in Abu Dhabi. In this episode, we talked about why she chose to work in UAE and how she processed getting her license to work there. She also share how it's like to work as a physiotherapist there, the adjustments she had to make, and the beauty of working in the country. Let's all take a listen!
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Gusto mo ba maging physiotherapist sa Qatar? Kinig na!
Bea Palon, PTRP shared her experience as a physiotherapist in a skilled nursing facility in Qatar. We touched on the process of going there, her adjustment to the culture and work environment, and stuff about visas. She also shared what's good about working in a government facility in Qatar - its benefits and advantages. Let me give you one - tax-free. Lastly, she gave some pieces of advice if you're thinking or considering Qatar as a place to practice. Now take a listen!
[In Filipino]
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Rolando Lazaro, PT, PhD, DPT is a professor in California State University, Sacramento. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of the Philippines, Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of the Pacific, his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Creighton University, and his Ph.D. in Health Science from Touro University. He has published works in numerous scientific journals and edited and chapter authored in numerous textbooks. He's also the editor-in-chief of the Philippine Journal of Physical Therapy, the official journal of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association.
In today's episode, Dudan candidly shared his story of how he got into textbook writing and its difference from writing scholarly studies. He also described what to do first if you want to start or practice your writing skills, and encouraged everyone to begin with case studies, poster presentions, and then publishing. Lastly, we discussed the launch of the Philippine Journal of Physical Therapy. Let's get to it.
Philippine Journal of Physical Therapy: https://soar.usa.edu/phjpt/
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Engelbert De Vera, PT, or Bert, is a physical therapist based in Texas. He's the founder of Rehabpreneur where he teaches PTs, OTs, and SLPs to become business owners.
In our conversation, he shared his story about why he decided to open up his own business to get away from his 9-5 job. He explained what a home health contract business is and how it works. He also discussed some strategies to determine if being a business owner is right for you. Lastly, and this blew my mind, he described why being working for yourself does not equate to having a business.
Though Bert described a business model applicable to the US healthcare payment system, I am sure colleagues from the Philippines would relate to his story and his business advice.
Bert's contact details:
Website: https://rehabpreneur.com
Phone: (972) 6499909
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F Scott Feil, PT, DPT, EdD is a husband, a father, a physical therapist, a professor, and most recently an amazon best-selling author. F Scott is also a business coach and mentor despite starting his journey as an English major before becoming a Physical Therapist. He is one of three co-hosts of the Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast which aims at breaking down the silos between healthcare professions and trying to find best practices in teaching and learning throughout healthcare academia. His goal is to help at least 222 professors (one from every PT School at the time of publication of his book) pay off their student loans quicker by using multiple revenue streams.
We talked about his side gigs and how he started with them. He also discussed the proper mindset and motivation in starting your own side gigs and hustles. And also, he shared how to turn something you're passionate about into something profitable.
Dr. F Scott Feil's website: https://pteducator.com
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This is part two of the recap of the batch of conversations I had for this season. We'll hear again highlights from our recent guests. B Okay, first you'll hear Reiza Dejito talked about compassion fatigue in her work as a humanitarian worker and what keeps her motivated. Milani Purugganan shared her realization why she likes being a prosthetist-orthotist. Eugene Octaviano discussed different answers to the question: What is functional training. And lastly, Daria Oller discussed evaluation and assessment approach for patients that may or may not have long COVID. Let's listen!
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Alright, first you'll hear Michael Datu describe what a skilled nursing facility is and what he likes about working in one. Barbara Parks talked about equine physical therapy specifically assessing horses and how to make horses do what you want them to do. Jean Pangilinan, an officer of the Association of Philippine Physical Therapy Students, shared her initial reactions regarding the lockdown and how it would affect her schooling. Ul Juntilla discussed why manual therapy is demonized, abused and misused. And lastly, Charmaine Geronimo described The Filipino Physio platform and how it can help level up Filipino PTs' practices.
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Daria Oller, PT, DPT, ATC earned her BS in Athletic Training from James Madison University in 2006 and her DPT from Seton Hall University in 2010. She works at Pro-Activity in Lebanon, New Jersey in both an outpatient clinical setting specializing in treating dancers and athletes, and on-site with employer clients specializing in prevention and health promotion. She has previously conducted research examining youth sport injury and illness epidemiology at Penn State Sport Camps. Daria contracted COVID-19 in March 2020, and continues to lives with symptoms. She is a founding member of Long COVID Physio, where she serves as a Co-Director of Education. She is also a member of the APTANJ Long COVID Task Force.
Daria described what Long COVID is and what the scientific community knows about it. She also discussed management strategies for people who experience symptoms of Long COVID specifically STOP. REST. PACE. She also shared her personal experience in having COVID and feeling the effects of Long COVID. Lastly, she talked the story of Long COVID Physio, an international peer support, education and advocacy group of physiotherapists living with Long COVID and allies. Now, let's take a listen.
Long COVID Physio Podcast - "Breath, Voice & Singing in Long COVID" https://open.spotify.com/episode/54jWhRHAU9Ta09k9od6h6W?si=1ac4d6bfee00450f
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Eugene Octaviano, PTRP, CPT, OMPT-C started his career in the fitness and wellness industry before going back to his roots in physical therapy profession. Having had that experience in both worlds, he brings that to his current practice. In this episode, we talked about Functional Training and what it is all about. We also tackled where some misconceptions and its bad reputation is coming from. He also discussed how proper communication is important during assessment and intervention in conveying the correct message about what functional training means.
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Milani Purugganan is a Certified Prosthetist and Orthotist (CPO) in the Philippines by the International Society of Prosthetics and Orthotics (ISPO). In this episode, we talked about why she chose to be and stay as a Prosthetist & Orthotist, and what prostheses and orthoses are. She also discussed the process of meeting her client for the first time to actual fitting of devices, and the qualities and traits to thrive in this career. She shared common occurrence in her practice like dealing with patients' parents or noncompliant clients. Lastly, she shared the collaborative relationship of POs and PTs have in rehabilitation. Let's take a listen!
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I invited Charmaine Geronimo, PTRP, PT, DPT again to the program to talk to us about The Filipino Physio Academy. Last year she started the The Filipino Physio Webseries during the start of the lockdown. Now, she founded the The Filipino Physio Academy a multi-specialty website to elevate Filipino Physio practice worldwid. To launch website and its masterclasses she's organized the Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Summit happening this October 9 & 10, 2021. Let's take a listen!
Website: https://thefilipinophysio.com
Book recommendation: Thick Face, Black Heart by Chin-Ning Chu
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Reiza Dejito is physical therapist and an alumna of the Siliman University. She's now working as a humanitarian worker for Humanity and Inclusion as Program Director for Nepal, India and Sri Lanka.
We talked about how she started in volunteer work before ending up with Humanity and Inclusion (formerly Handicap International). She discussed challenges humanitarian workers face in their daily practice as well as their lives. She also shared her motivations in continuing in her work as well as the lessons and advice she wants to impart to others who would like to be in the humanitarian aid scene. Now let's go on with the conversation.
Website: Humanity & Inclusion
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Ulysses Juntilla, PT, DPT is a Board-certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy and a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists. In today's episode we talked about Chad Cook's article entitled "The Demonization of Manual Therapy." We discussed some "demonizations" from the article. Ul elaborated on how manual therapy is also abused and misused as a technique. We kinda went off topic a bit by discussing chronic pain and treatment.
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In the Philippines, when the lockdown was announced in the latter part of the first quarter of 2020, physical therapy classes were migrated online. Until now, physical therapy education is still online with limited face-to-face interaction. Physical Therapy interns Ainna Roxas, Jean Pangilinan and Monique Paragua shared their experiences in getting their education online as well as becoming interns in this pandemic.
They are officers of the Association of Philippine Physical Therapy Students - Renoir Jean Pangilinan is the Vice President for internal affairs, Monique Ashley Paragua is the Vice President for Documentation, and Anna Katrina Roxas is one of APPTS's board of directors.
APPTS Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/appts.ph
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Barbara Parks, PT, DPT, is a physical therapist based in Nashville, Tennessee. She is a Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner and a Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor. Dr. Parks understand the specific fitness and rehabilitation needs of horses and riders.
In this episode, Dr. Parks talked about how she became an equine physical therapist, assessment and treatment of a horse, common conditions referred to her, and certifications needed to become a horse PT.
Links for Barbara Parks:
www.drbarbaraparks.com
@TheHorsePT on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube
thehorsept@gmail.com
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Michael Angelo Datu is a physical therapist, a certified strength and conditioning specialist, an American Physical Therapist Association - Certified Clinical Instructor and a proud Angelean. Michael is a Physical Therapy supervisor in an orthopedic geriatric skilled nursing facility.
In this episode, we talked about what a typical day is like in a skilled nursing facility, changes he experienced because of PDPM and COVID19, challenges and memorable experiences in his practice. Also, he shared valuable lessons he learned from his mentors and through his career. Let's take a listen.
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Today, we're going hear again key messages from our recent guests. Paul Robert Saladar talked about learning something new as physical therapists and allowing yourself to be taught. Morris Montilla advised what mindset someone needs to have going into trading. Grace Brucal shared her personal motivation in seeking to further studies and specializing in autism. And lastly, Prof Cheryl Peralta discussed comparison of current practice to the present curriculum. So now let's take a listen.
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Hello folx! Welcome back to another serving of PT MEAL Physical Therapy podcast. Today, we're looking back to some highlights of past batch of guests. We have Dr. Erson Religioso, the modern manual therapist, to talk about what manual therapy is good for and how it's like a cheat code. Dr. Lucylynn Lizarondo, a research fellow from Australia, talked about what promotes evidence uptake and translation to practice. Dr. Mark David Basco, a geriatric clinical specialist, discussed the ideal candidate for high intensity resistance program for an older adult. And lastly, Dr. Lance Frank, a pelvic floor physical therapist, shared his experience as a male practitioner in the pelvic floor area and patient's preference. So now let's take a listen.
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Prof. Cheryl R. Peralta, DrPH, PTRP is the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs and a Professor at the College of Rehabilitation Sciences of the University of Santo Tomas, Manila. She holds consultancy positions in the Commission on Higher Education and the Professional Regulation Commission for more than ten years. She is a licensed physical therapist by profession and holds a degree in Doctor of Public Health - Major in Epidemiology after completing a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy. She also completed a Master’s degree in Health Professions Education that fueled her interest in pursuing a career as an educator, receiving various awards and recognitions at the institutional and national levels.
We talked about the changes COVID19 brought to the delivery of physical therapy education, the current status of the curriculum and internship, and what's in store for the future. Let's take a listen.
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Grace Brucal, PT is a physical therapist, Autism Specialist, and Functional Medicine Student. She earned her Physical Therapy degree from the Emilio Aguinaldo College and became a PT staff and Faculty in the FEU Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation. At present, she is working in outpatient facility catering to pediatric and adult patients. She is also the owner of Steadfast Review Center, and Steadfast Boutique/Photography/ Fashion and Modelling Agency
In this episode she shared her experience as a parent to a child with autism and her motivation to learn more about her son's condition. She discussed what autism spectrum disorder and some signs to observe if a child may have the disorder. She also share her experience and thoughts in treating and handling a child in the spectrum as a clinician and as parent.
Grace's links:
FB: Grace Steadfast
Website: http://flipyourswitchwithgrace.com/
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Morris Montilla, PT is a physical therapist in New York and dabbles in day trading. Nowadays, it's common to know people who are into investments, stock, trading. So I had a conversation with Morris about it. What's trading? How is it different from investing? What are the risks and how does someone start?
So if you're as curios as I am, let's take a listen!
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Paul Robert Saladar, PTRP is the Public Relations Officer of the Philippine Association of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists (PAOMPT) and a member of the Publications committee of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association . He is also the Chair of Integrated Health and Wellness - Aklan State University Makato Campus, and an instructor in its Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Sciences program. He founded and owns Powered Recovery Wellness Hub that aims to connect a community of coaches, physios, athletes, nutritionist and sports psychologist to uplift sports performance and recreational wellness in Philippines
We talked about how he started his business - turning his home gym to and a commercial membership gym and wellness hub, his motivation in starting his business, and the challenges he faced and how he overcame them.
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Lance Frank, PT, DPT, MPH is the owner of Flex PT ATL in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Frank, earned his Doctorate in PT from Emory University and his Master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Missouri. He received his training in pelvic floor from Herman & Wallace, Alcove Education and Pelvic Guru. He treats all gender with pelvic floor dysfunction, including incontinence, sexual health concerns, pelvic pain, constipation and LGBTQ+ related issues.
So we talked about how he started his practice especially in pelvic health, common conditions he sees in his patients. We also discussed the niche of pelvic health practice with a male practitioner. I asked him his thoughts about pelvic health PTs choosing / refusing to see patient of a certain anatomy. He shared some tips for men on what to look for in case they need to see a pelvic floor PT. And lastly share some pieces of advice to male physical therapists thinking about getting into pelvic health.
Lance's links:
Website: www.flexptatl.com
Instagram:
Personal: @lance_frank
Business: @flexptatl
Tiktok: @lance_in_your_pants
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Mark David Basco, PT, DPT is a Board-certified Clinical Specialist in Geriatric Physical Therapy and an Advanced Certified Exercise Expert on Aging Adults. He has published an interesting piece in the Journal of Frailty and Aging entitled, Use of a High-Intensity Resistance Exercise Program to Improve Lower Extremity Strength and Mobility in a 105-Year Older Woman: A Case Report.
He discussed how came up with the idea and how he convinced his patient to participate in the research. He explained exercise prescription and considerations in starting a high-intensity resistance exercise program with the older population. Lastly, he shared why we should look into other ways to challenge our older adult patients.
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Lucylynn Lizarondo, PhD is a research fellow in JBI, at The University of Adelaide. Dr. Lizarondo's work involves developing tools and strategies to facilitate evidence implementation, mentoring clinicians to develop and evaluate studies to facilitate research uptake, and conduct systematic reviews. Her research is focused on evidence synthesis, evidence transfer and evidence implementation
In our chat, we discussed what a research fellow does, why it's important for clinicians and researchers to collaborate in developing researches. We also identified some barriers why it's difficult to translate evidence into practice and some facilitators on evidence uptake. She also shared her motivation for being a researcher and her advice to future researchers in physical therapy. Come take a listen!
Dr. Lizarondo's email address: lucylynn.lizarondo@adelaide.edu.au
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Dr. Erson Religioso III, DPT, MS, MTC, CertMDT, CFC, CertMST, CNPT, FAAOMPT is a fellowship trained cash-based PT practice owner, entrepreneur, blogger, and sought after lecturer in the topic of Modern Manual Therapy. He graduated from D'Youville College with a dual Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Physical therapy. His inclination to Orthopedic and manual therapy lead him to his Doctor in Physical degree from the University of St. Augustine. He is a fellow in the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists. He has certifications in manual therapy, mechanical diagnosis and treatment of the spine, evaluation and treatment of oromaxillary, craniofacial and temporomandibular pain. As an entrepreneur, he has a cash-based PT in Buffalo NY, Edge Rehab and Sports Science, he developed manual therapy, mobility and rehab products at EDGE Mobiliy System. Modern Manual Therapy - The Eclectic Approach is his line of seminars from clinicians. He's also into mentoring (Modern Rehab Mastery), business and social media consulting (LeBauer Consulting), blogging (The Manual Therapist) and podcasting (Untold Physio Stories)
We talked about his stand on anti-manual therapy sentiments and the right time and place for manual therapy. He also shared how he started Modern Manual Therapy - The Eclectic Approach, how he gets his patients better and faster, and why all patients can benefit from manual therapy not just ortho or MSK patients. Lastly, he described how he got that entrepreneurial spirit and mindset. This episode sure is packed with nuggets of wisdom. So lets take a listen.
Links:
Courses: https://theeclecticapproach.com
Online Store: Edge Mobility System - https://edgemobilitysystem.com/discount/ptmeal10 (10% off on anything in the store, except on courses with 25% off and coupons can't be combined)
Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube): @modernmanualtherapy
Podcast: Untold Physio Stories
Link gallery: https://modmt.com/sites
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Today's episode is another revisit to past conversations with some of the wonderful women who guested in the show as way to celebrate International Women's Day last March 8th. Here are highlights from Amirrah Joyce Sacapanio, PTRP on pediatric physical therapy, Sheen Cenidoza, PTRP on community-based rehabilitation, and Maria Aguila, PT, DPT on migrating in the US as a PT. Listen to their pieces of advice on how to elevate our profession as physical therapist.
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So for today, we are going to look back to previous episodes with some of the wonderful women we had in the show as way to celebrate International Women's Day last March 8th. Here are some highlights from Catherine Escuadra, MHPEd, PTRP, evidence and mentors, Lili Wells, PT, DPT on pelvic health and traits to have to succeed as a PT, and Maria Angela Borras, PTRP on becoming a sports PT and a being a female PT in Sports.
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Major Karlo Mariano, USAF, Doctor of Physical therapy serves as the PT Element Chief, 628 MDG Operational Support Team PT, Joint Base, Charleston, South Carolina. Prior to his current role he served as the Flight Commander for the Surgical Services flight, 39th Medical Operations Squadron, Incirlik AB, Turkey. Maj Mariano has been serving in the US Air Force in different capacities from bioenvironmental specialist to flight commander, and has been deployed in different parts of the world.
In this episode, he talked about how he started his career in the United States Airforce, how he came back to the Airforce after getting his physical therapy degree, what it's like to be a physical therapist in the Airforce, and common conditions he encountered in managing tactical athletes. He also discussed career growth in the Air Force, autonomy in practice, and being a leader. Listen to Maj. Mariano's inspiring stories.
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You're back to PT MEAL: Physical Therapy podcast. This is Episode 56. Just in time for the Valentine's weekend, we are going to talk about the heart. Today, we are going to talk about Cardiac rehabilitation. My guest is Arthur Bhenedict King, PTRP, an alumnus of the University of Santo Tomas, a member of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association Board of Director, a cardiac rehabilitation PT, and the Chief Physical Therapist of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Section of the Philippine Heart Center.
In our conversation, we discussed what cardiac rehabilitation, phases of cardiac rehabilitation, common conditions seen in cardiac rehab, and challenges and lessons he learned and passed on to his students. So taralets!
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Sarah Wenger, PT, DPT, OCS, FNAP is an associate clinical professor at Drexel University College of Nursing and Health Professions. She has published and presented on different topics related to her areas of expertise in chronic pain, underserved populations, clinical reasoning and interprofessional care.
In our conversation, we discussed what trauma-informed care is, the principles behind it, what trauma is, how trauma affects chronic pain, what physical therapists can do in their patient care being trauma-informed and how we can integrate it in our practice. She also shared strategies to tell patient about the realities of chronic pain. Let dig in!
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Jon Hernandez, PT, DPT, ATC is a physical therapist for the LA Rams. In our conversation, he shared his day to day activities with the LA Rams, the concussion protocol of the NFL, difference between treating NFL athletes and other populations, and the challenges and perks of being a physical therapist for an NFL team. Come take a dive!
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Marco Villanueva, PTRP is former DLSU Green Jin and Philippine Taekwondo team member, and now a sports physical therapist for the De La Salle University. He shared his experience getting into physical therapy school and becoming a physical therapist as a second degree.
In our conversation, we talked about his journey pursuing physical therapy after graduating from his first bachelor's degree, his life as a working student, student-athlete and national athlete, and how he had to make sacrifices to pursue his dream of becoming a sports physical therapist. He also shared some of his motivations in becoming and being a physical therapists. Let's take a listen.
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Cindy Cecilio, PT, DPT has been working in a psychiatric hospital and managing patient with psychiatric or mental health diagnoses for more than 3 years now.
In this episode, we talked about what the reasons are why she wanted to work in a psychiatric facility, what it's like to work there and what types of patients does she sees, how she deals or approach patients in this setting, what challenges and perks does she face and experience, what a typical day looks like, and what advice can she share to physical therapists looking into practicing in a psychiatric setting. Let's take a listen.
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Asst. Prof Donald Manlapaz, PTRP, PT, PhD, is the chair of the Physical therapy department of the College of Rehabilitation Sciences at University of Santo Tomas. Asst Prof Manlapaz (dgmanlapaz@ust.edu.ph) finished his Doctor of Philosophy in Physiotherapy from University of Otago, New Zealand, and his Master and Bachelor of Science degrees in Physical Therapy from the University of Santo Tomas. His research interests include Exergaming and assisted technology, Physical therapy education and clinical practice, and Rheumatology.
In this episode, we talked about what Exergaming is and how it's beneficial to our patient and how it can help augment our practice. He also mentioned flow theory which somewhat explains why engagement physical activity in video-based gaming can promote compliance. Let's take a listen.
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Dr. Zeena Hernandez received her Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy in St. Paul University Philippines & Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Utica College NY. Zeena has 6 years of clinical experience in different physical therapy settings. Currently, she specializes in treating orthopedic cases, functional fitness athletes and Olympic weightlifters. She is the owner and operator of Good Reps Physical Therapy - a cash based one-on-one PT performance clinic located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Zeena is passionate about health and wellness. She used to run half marathons until she discovered her love for barbell sports through Crossfit. Currently, she trains and competes as a 49kg Olympic weightlifter.
In this episode, she talked about her experience in managing fitness athletes - how her experience in doing CrossFit and incurring injuries led her to better understand her clientele. She also shared her philosophies in better serving her clients from listening to her patient, applying strength and conditioning principles, to addressing certain beliefs. Now take listen!
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Joice Carrera is an SEO Content Specialist. Joice is a movement specialist-turned-writer, an educator, a baker wannabe, a frustrated makeup artist, a passionate lover, and a striving but hopeful mother. She is fascinated by human anatomy, the depth of the ocean, and the sunset, among many other things. As an SEO content specialist, she helps business start-ups, bloggers, and affiliate marketers go from invisible to page one on Google through well-crafted content optimized for ranking and conversion. She is married to her best friend, and together, they venture into this trial-and-error thing called parenthood while juggling an SEO business on the side.
In this episode, we talked about how she turned her passion in writing to a side-hustle to later on becoming her full-time job. We dived into SEO content writing and what she does to optimize her clients' websites. We also discussed her book, available in amazon, Content Writing 101, what it is and what it is all about, and who would benefit from getting it. And lastly, she shared some tips for those who want to try out writing as a side hustle. Come take a listen.
JOICE CARRERA's links:
Website: https://joicecarrera.com
Dominate Google Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dominategoogle
Her book, Content Writing 101: https://amzn.to/3oT74OD (Affiliate link)
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I had the pleasure of answering some questions from freshie first year physical therapy students of the University of Santo Tomas as part of their class. We talked about specializations, patient populations, practice settings, and this podcast. Here's our conversation.
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[ENGLISH] Mary June Nocete, PT is a Certified Lymphedema Therapist and Certified Comprehensive Oncology Rehabilitation Expert. In this episode, we talked about Oncologic Physical Therapy - difference in treating patients with cancer and cancer-related symptoms, considerations in treatment plan for these patients, motivating or cueing to promote patient participation. We also touched on chronic pain management in patients with cancer and her learnings in Oncology Physical Therapy. Let's take a listen!
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[TAGALOG] Cherissa Punongbayan is a physiotherapist currently based in Perth, Western Australia. She graduated from San Juan de Dios Educational Foundation Inc. and is the administrator of the Facebook group Physical Solutions Overseas Qualified Physiotherapist Support Group, a support group from physiotherapists/physical therapists who are undergoing the process of obtaining their Australian registration. https://www.facebook.com/groups/PhySolOverseasQualifiedSupportGroup
In today's episode, we talked about what's it like to be physiotherapist in Australia, the process to becoming a physiotherapist in Australia, what it takes to process the Australian registration, and differences in PT practice from the Philippines. Hope you enjoy the show!
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Today I talked to Maria Cauilan Aguila, PT, DPT. She is a practice owner and Doctor of Physical Therapy in Life in Motion Physical Therapy, a community outpatient orthopedic facility in Jersey City, NJ; certified in Applied Prevention and Health Promotion Therapies, an Adjunct Instructor for the Doctorate Program in Physical Therapy at Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences in Newark, New Jersey; a visiting Faculty of the FEUNRMF School of Physical Therapy,; a Capstone Coordinator at the University of Montana/Rehab Essentials Philippines Based Transitional DPT Program; Director at Large for the American Physical Therapy Association NJ Chapter (APTANJ); a Founding Officer and Current President of the FUTURE Foundation; a multi-awarded PT, one of which is Societal Impact Award by the American Physical Therapy Association last 2019, and a working member of the APTA’s Staff Work Group for Internationally Educated PTs
In this episode, we scratched the surface of diversity, equity, and inclusion. We talked about what those terms mean, how those concepts affect or impact our profession and practice. We also discussed concerns Filipinos encounter when begin their life and practice in the US. She introduced to me the concept of professional acculturation and how it is different with assimilation, and what Filipinos can do to adapt with the new environment and culture. Lastly, we talked about the APTA working group for internationally-educated physical therapists (IEPT) and how it helps internationally educated and trained physical therapist in navigating through their new professional practice. Let's take a listen!
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Dr. Ben Aguila, PT, DPT is is the Practice Owner of Life In Motion PT clinic located in Jersey City, New Jersey for the last ten years, serves as a Charter Board Trustee and immediate past President of the FUTURE Foundation, a nonprofit organization for global PT advocacies. He's The recipient of the 2016 Outstanding Alumni Award for Career Achievement from the FEUNRMF Institute of Medicine, an Adjunct Instructor in the DPT program at Rutgers Health Sciences for Winter courses, an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and currently serves as a Delegate for the 2021 House of Delegates representing the APTA NJ, and the Creator and Host of the Life In Motion Podcast and Kilos PT social media series, platforms highlighting PT colleagues and advancing the PT profession that moves people towards healthier lives.
In this episode we talked about how his experience in starting his life here in the US taught him how to be strong and help others from being abused. We discussed FUTURE foundation - how it was formed, the pillar behind it, projects, membership and funding. We also touched on why physical therapists based in the Philippines taking the tDPT program and other ways to elevate the profession. Lastly, he shared some challenges and success as the founding president of Future Foundation. Let's hear it.
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Ma. Sheen Ceñidoza, PTRP is a community-based physical therapist from the Philippines. As the head of their municipality's community-based rehabilitation program, she currently engages in clinical, administrative, educational and research endeavors with the patients, community leaders, non-government organizations and universities in the Philippines. She is a member and one of the resource persons for community based training/lectures of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association Community-based Rehabilitation Special Interest Group. And recently, she co-authored a theoretical and critical essay entitled "Political, Economic, Social, and Technological (PEST) analysis of Community-Based Rehabilitation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic" which was published in The Antoninus Journal of the UST Graduate School.
In our conversation, we talked about what CBR is, how the CBR program in Binangonan started and what services they are offering. We also discussed what their future plans are for their program. Lastly, Mam Sheen shared why she considers being a CBR physical therapist as her dream job and the lessons she learned so far in this area. Get ready to be inspire and be moved by her story. Let's take a listen.
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Joseph Barrera, PT, DPT is the founder of Theranimation, an educational animation company. He is an Adjunct Faculty in the University of Maryland, a 5-yr continuing education instructor in the states of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, a content creator, a 3D animator, and a full-time outpatient Physical Therapist at Beebe Healthcare for 11 years. In this episode, we talked about Theranimation and how it began, how he came up with the idea of combining his passion in animation and his love as a PT educator, what the contents in his Theranimation website are, what a typical day is like for someone who has many roles, and what advice he can give to anyone who wants to chase after their passion.
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Hey folks! It's already 6 months since this podcast launched. To make it special, I decided to switch things up with the help of Bert Cinco, PTRP, MSHMS. He was a guest in this show some episodes back but this time he hosted this episode and I was his guest. We talked about leisure and physical therapy. I rambled about leisure studies, leisure motivation and leisure barriers that may affect a person's leisure participation, leisure life and quality of life. Since this episode is special, I have something in store for the listeners of the show. So make sure to listen to the end. Cheers!
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Eleonor Rose Lopez, PTRP and Marius Angelo Bautista, PTRP are both alumni of the University of the Philippines- College of Allied Medical Professions. They both work in ALRES - Alternative Learning Resource School Philippines, Marius as the Chief of the Physical Therapy department and Yo as a Senior Consultant Physical therapist and Clinical Supervisor. They are part of the board of trustees of the University of the Philippines - College of Allied Medical Professions Alumni Association. And today they will talk about TheraFree and Tele-ThereFree. They share how TheraFree and Tele-Therafree started, services being provided in the project, challenges they encountered in this endeavor, and ways to be part of this project. Also, don't miss out on their last bites, it sure is inspiring.
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Phil Dumaligan, PT is an acute care physical therapist, and board-certified clinical specialist in both geriatric and neurologic physical therapy. He earned is Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of the Philippines, and he is in the process of earning his post-professional Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. In this episode, we talked about the current situation at his practice, how COVID19 changed how he worked, his experience in handling patient diagnosed with COVID19, how he coped and adjusted because of the pandemic, and what he learned from this experience. Let's take a listen.
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LCDR Ana Leah Cazcarro of the Philippine Navy graduated from Southwestern University, Cebu City with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. She is a member of the Naval Officers Candidate course Class 03 which graduated on March 2006. She started her military career as an Admin Officer of the Naval Public Affairs Office before being assigned to the Fleet Public Affairs office. She was then assigned at the Public Affairs Office of the AFP and at the Secretary Joint Staff of the AFP. She has completed various specialization courses locally and internationally, most significant were Civil Affairs Qualification Course in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, USA and Strategic Communications in Canberra, Australia. She is also the recipient of various awards namely: Bronze Cross Medal, Military Merit Medal and Military Commendation Medal for her efficiency and dedication to the duty.
In our conversation, we talked about why she decided to join the armed forces, her motivation, what it takes to become a soldier, and what she likes about being in the military. Now, let's take a listen.
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Bertilino R. Cinco Jr., PTRP, MSHMS, DO-MTP, GradDipManTher (Hons.) is a physical therapist, osteopathic manipulative therapist, and exercise scientist. He is also the head organizer of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization in the Philippines, operations manager of Health In Motion (Malolos, Bulacan), and the founder of HIM Prime Potentials. He earned his Master of Science in Human Movement Science from the University of the Philippines-Diliman, his Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from Emilio Aguinaldo College Manila and his Diploma in Osteopathic Manipulative Theory and Practice from the Osteopathic College of Ontario. In this episode, he discussed what the DNS system is, the principles or basis behind the system, how DNS can help rehabilitate our patients and how we can improve our practice as physical therapists from assessment to treatment using DNS.
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Mr. Albert Ang, PTRP, MSPT, PTRP earned his Master of Science degree in Physical Therapy with an Orthopedic track from the University of Santo Tomas. He is a Level 2 Fascial Manipulation - Stecco Method practitioner, a Level 1 Certified Strength and Condition Coach from the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA), a Fellow of the Radiology Course for Physical Therapist and a basic Vodder method practitioner. In this episode, we talked about ACL injuries from mechanism of injury, conservative/non-surgical treatment, surgical treatment, prehab prior to surgery, and rehabilitation to return to play. If you're a physical therapy student learning about ACL injuries, or someone who's recovering from an ACL injury, this might be something worth listening to.
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You're listening to PT MEAL: Physical Therapy podcast. This is Episode 35. This is a special episode for you guys today. I had a conversation with Lily Ann Bautista, PT, DPT, PTRP, COMT, CCVT, the President of the Philippine Association of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists and the Director of the Institute of Rehabilitative Services at Siliman University, Dumaguete. She completed her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University and his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy. She also earned his Clinical Competency Certification in Vestibular Rehabilitation from Emory University, Atlanta, GA, and is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist from the Ola Grimsby Institute.
We talked about what an Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapist do and discussed what PAOMPT is about, and lastly, she gave described to us the Physical therapy program in Siliman University.
But before that, Here's a chance for you to attend the International Virtual Conference of Philippine Association of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists entitled "Discover Beyond the Borders" for FREE!
PT MEAL: Physical Therapy Podcast has teamed up with FUTURE Foundation in sponsoring physical therapists residing in the Philippines for the virtual conference happening on October 17 & 24, 2020.
All you need to do is submit an essay (max. 300 words) or a 60-sec video introducing yourself, your practice location, setting and experience, and how attending the conference will help you serve your patients, the profession, and your colleagues.
PTMEAL has sponsored two (2) slots - one, for a UST alumnus (to give back to my alma mater), and another one, Open to all (to give back to the community). FUTURE Foundation has three (3) more location-based slots to give out.
Application started last September 14, 2020 and will last until September 28, 2020 (Philippine Time).
Here's the link to apply: https://forms.gle/gz1bqUwob97PCmbZ7
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I had a conversation with Ian Aguinaldo, PT, DPT, MSPT. He finished his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees from the University of Santo Tomas, and earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Montana. We talked about his experience in going to the US to work as a physical therapist processing his papers on his own and not through an agency. He shared how his experience was from research, getting his documents done, and transitioning to the US. Take a listen.
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I caught up with Arvie Vitente, PT, DPT, PhD(c), MPH to talk about the upcoming Home Health Rehab Summit he and the Physical Therapy Student's Society of Angeles University Foundations organized which will be held on Sept 18, 2020, 8pm to 12mn (EST) [Sept 19, 2020, 8am to 12nn, Philippine Time]. Here's the link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jIQ-sG4LRBqqTK1QT1DPsw.
We also talked about transitioning from clinical role to the academe here in the US. Lastly, we discussed a little being an item writer for the NPTE and being part of the item writing task force.
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Our guest today is Jonathan Yap, PT. He is the Director of the Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency Program in Beaumonth Hospital in Michigan. He also supervises physical, occupational, recreational therapists for the inpatient rehab in Neuro, Ortho and Oncology. Aside from being a physical therapists, He is also a fitness instructor with certifications in group fitness, tabata, Les Mills, and TRX and TRX RIP suspension training.
In this episode we talk about what a residency program is, describe the Neurologic PT residency program in Beaumonth, steps in applying for their program, some expectations and challenges in their residency program, and how a residency program is approved. Let's take a listen.
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Ken Erbvin Sosa, MOH, PTRP, PT talks about his initiative in founding Online Physical Therapy (OPT) Consultation during this time of pandemic. Oniline Physical Therapy Consultation is a collective of Filipino physical therapists providing free physical therapy services online. He discussed how and why he started the project, how fellow physical therapists joined the cause, and what the future holds for the platform. Let's take a listen. Check them out in: https://www.facebook.com/groups/926457381147996
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Charmaine Geronimo, PTRP, PT, DPT the Founder of The Filipino Physio Webseries, provides free top notch webinars from physical therapists. She earned her BS degree in Physical Therapy from the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila and her Doctor of physical therapy degree from Arcadia University. Her professional experience includes Team Physio Therapist at Ateneo de Manila University, Internship Coordinator at Brent Hospital and Colleges Inc, PT and Sports and Conditioning Coach of Women's Volleyball Team at De La Salle-CSB, Clinic Manager at Physio Asia Therapy Centre Philippines, and Senior Physical Therapist at Moro Lorenzo Sports Center.
She talked about getting into different practice settings, how The Filipino Physio webseries, on attending seminars not just for CEUs, future plans for The Filipino Physios, and pursuing tDPT in the Philippines, and elevating the physical therapy profession through education. Let's take a listen.
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Jeofrey dela Cruz, PT, DPT, Cert-MDT talked about how he used his martial arts background, including filipino martial arts, to treat his patients with neurologic diseases. In this episode, he described why and how he developed the MAN Up Program, what it is, and what his patients do and how they received it.
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Mr Michael Pereyra Gabilo,PTRP,DHPEd, is the president of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association. He is presently affiliated with Metropolitan Medical Center College of Arts, Science and Technology as a Faculty member in the colleges of Physical Therapy, Medical Technology, Dentistry, and Medicine, and also holds other positions in the same institution.
He completed his Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, and Post-grad diploma in Health Profession Education from the University of the Philippines Manila. He also finished the Basic Occupational Safety and Health Course provided by the Department of Labor and Employment.
In this 2-part conversation, we talked about what PPTA is and what it does for the profession and practice of physical therapy in the Philippines, some misconceptions of what PPTA is, the different subgroups under the organizations - chapters, special interest groups, and committees.
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Mr Michael Pereyra Gabilo,PTRP,DHPEd, is the president of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association. He is presently affiliated with Metropolitan Medical Center College of Arts, Science and Technology as a Faculty member in the colleges of Physical Therapy, Medical Technology, Dentistry, and Medicine, and also holds other positions in the same institution.
He completed his Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, and Post-grad diploma in Health Profession Education from the University of the Philippines Manila. He also finished the Basic Occupational Safety and Health Course provided by the Department of Labor and Employment.
In this 2-part conversation, we talked about what PPTA is and what it does for the profession and practice of physical therapy in the Philippines, some misconceptions of what PPTA is, the different subgroups under the organizations - chapters, special interest groups, and committees.
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This is part three of my conversation with Asst. Prof Marvin Zotomayor, MSPT, CNMT, PTRP. In this episode, we talk about some key concepts in instructional design, importance of alignment, and essential learning competencies.
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This is part two of my conversation with Asst. Prof. Marvin Zotomayor, MSPT, CNMT, PTRP. In this episode we talk more about the current situation of PT education in this pandemic and the different strategies that educators can implement.
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Assist. Prof. Marvin Zotomayor, MSPT, CNMT, PTRP earned his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Physical Therapy from the University of Santo Tomas. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Educational Leadership and Management from the De La Salle University. He is a Part-time faculty in Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila and Manila Adventist College in their Physical Therapy departments. He is also the Chief Physical therapist at JNRAL Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and a Home health PT Consultant at TheraHub. Inc.
In this episode, we talked about failures and moving past it, changes in the PT curriculum and how it affects the board exam. We also talked about where he found his passion in teaching, and how he adapts his teaching style with his students' learning style. Let's take a listen
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Today we have Amirrah Joyce Sacapanio, PTRP, a pediatric physical therapists. She earned her BS in Physical Therapy from the University of the Philippines Manila. She is also a Certified Infant Massage Teacher from the Liddle Kidz Foundation, and currently works as the PT Department Head of ALRES Sta. Rosa. In this episode, she talks about how fulfilling the Pediatric PT scene is, shared some memorable experiences as well as challenges she faced in the practice, and some important lessons she have learned being a Pediatric PT. So, come take a listen.
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In today's episode, Mike Chua, PT, DPT talked about dementia care, and how we, as physical therapists, can elevate ourselves and our practice. He is a Certified Clinical Instructor, a Certified Dementia Practitioner, a Senior Fitness Specialist, an Alternative Career Coach / Mentor, an entrepreneur, and author of several books. He received his Bachelors of Science in Physical Therapy from University of Perpetual Help Rizal and his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at University of Incarnate Word at Texas wherein he graduated Cum Laude. Get ready for another inspiring conversation. Let's take a listen. You can check him out in his website: https://drmikechua.com
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Assoc. Prof. Michael Jorge Peralta, MSc, MSPT, Ll.M. shares what intellectual property is, why it is important for us as physical therapists to be familiar about it, and how he relates his physical therapy background in his current role now. He is currently working as the Executive Assistant fo Intellectual Property and Research in the Office of the Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation in the University of Santo Tomas. He earned his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Physical Therapy from the University of Santo Tomas, his Master of Science in Physiology from the University of the Philippines Manila, and his Master of Laws in Intellectual Property from the University of Turin in Italy.
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We continue our candid conversion with Joy Nolasco, PT on pointers to consider if you are going with an agency on your road to working as a PT in the US. We talked about contract hours, work setting, transitions process and more. Let's take a listen!
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In this episode, I invited my dear friend Joy Nolasco, PT to discuss pointers we both considered in choosing the right agency to assist us in our goal of working in the US as physical therapists. We reflected on our experiences and thought process in looking for and considering our agencies up to our experiences once we moved here in the US. If you have any questions for us, message me in the show's Facebook and Instagram pages @ptmealpodcast or email me at ptmealpodcast@gmail.com. Come, take a bite!
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Jojo Sayson, PT, DMT, FAAOMPT, is a physical therapist, a doctor of manual therapy, a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists. He is a research scientist/consultant/co-investigator in the NASA IVD Team which studies the risk of intervertebral disc damage after prolonged spaceflight. He is also a human performance consultant for Project: Blackbird, a US initiative in building a rocketcar powered by hydrogen peroxide propellant. He is also the founder of Project Michelangelo, a foundation that helps children diagnosed with progeria in the Philippines. Listen as he shares how he became a NASA research scientist and his motivation, some points on not giving up and commitment. He also discussed their study IV discs in space. Lastly, he also shares information about Project: Michelangelo. Check him out: projectmichelangelo.com; https://facebook.com/jojosayson.officialpage
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Maria Angela Borras, PTRP provides us with a glimpse of what a Sports Physical Therapist does. She shares her experience how she got into sports PT, a memorable incident in the field, and what it takes to be a good sports PT. She also describes to us what OCR is and what her role as a Rehabilitation Coach in the OCR Pilipinas team entails. She discussed the Sports Special Interest Group of PPTA and the Post-grad course on Sports Physical Therapy by the UP Sports Physical Therapy Clinic. And lastly, she gives some pieces of advice to colleagues who want to get into the field of Sports PT. Anj Borras is the Clinical Director of UP College of Human Kinetics Sports Physical Therapy Clinc, the Chairperson for the Philippine Physical Therapy Association Sports Special Interest Group, and credentialed in Sports Injury Specialist from National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy from the University of the Philippines Manila.
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We're celebrating Scoliosis Awareness month with an episode dedicated on Scoliosis. Jerome de Leon, PTRP helps us in the discussion. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy from the University of the Philippines - Manila. He is the first Filipino certified by the original Schroth method based in Germany. A certified Barcelona Scoliosis Physical Therapy School (BSPTS) therapist. He's the founder of ScolioHub Philippines, currently the only PT clinic in the Philippines to offer the original Schroth and BSPTS methods. He is also the Asia and Western Pacific regional faciliatator of the World Confederations of Physical Therapy Future Network. Listen as he talks about scoliosis, it's complications, Schroth method, some challenges and lessons in scoliosis management, and the story behind ScolioHub Philippines. Get ready for another filling serving, let's take a listen. Check them out: https://www.facebook.com/ScolioHubPhilippines/
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Thomas Joseph Foronda,PT,DPT helps us discover the wonderful world of Wound Care. He has been Wound Care Credentialed by the National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy, and Certified Wound Specialist from American Board of Wound Management. In this episode he discussed what wound care in physical therapy entails, described performing sharp debridement, compression and burn management. Lastly he shared his wisdom from working in wound care and his advice to physical therapists who want to pursue a career in wound care. Come and take a listen!
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We can't get enough of Occupational Health. In today's episode Zyra Mae Sicat, PTRP, MOH helps us understand more what occupational health is. She is a licensed physical therapist, currently affiliated in the University of Santo Tomas, College of Rehabilitation Sciences as a faculty member in their Physical Therapy department. She finished her Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy in University of Santo Tomas and her Master of Occupational Health in University of the Philippines - Manila. She is a DOLE Certified Occupational Safety and Health Officer. And her research interests are Ergonomics and Occupational Health. In this episode, she talks more on occupational health, safety and health hazards, lessons in OH that are applicable in PT, similarities in PT and OH, and her advice for PTs going into OH. Let's come take a listen.
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Welcome back to the 2nd part of my conversation with Eleazar Tayag, PT,DPT, MPH, owner of home health and hospice agencies. In this episode, he'll describe what a typical day a home health PT looks like. He also mentions things to learn before going into the home health practice. He enumerates important lessons he learned from working in home health and having his own home health business. Lastly, he shares pieces of advice in starting a succesful home health business here in the US. Let's go and take a listen.
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Eleazar Tayag, PT, DPT, MPH owns home health, and hospice agencies, and a home health rehab company. In this episode, he talks about what home health practice in the US is, some importance points or concepts to be familiar with before going into home health, and what are some pros and cons in working as a home health physical therapist. Come and let's take a listen.
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In the second part of my conversation with Viel Olegario, PTRP, DOMTP, ERYT-500, licensed physical therapist, manual therapist and yoga therapist, she shares how she started her yoga school- Medicale Yoga Institute, what motivates her, and what inspires her to keep going. Come take another bite! Make sure to check her out @medicaleyoga in Facebook and Instagram for more information and yoga training.
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Today's guest is Anne Marieviel Olegario, PTRP, DOMTP, ERYT-500, a licensed physical therapist, manual therapist, yoga therapist, founder and co-director of Medicale Yoga Institute. In this episode, she talks about her personal journey to what led her to yoga therapy, what drew her closer to it and what yoga means for her. Listen to a very candid conversation of dear friends. Come take a bite!
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This is the last part of my interview with Kenneth Adivino, PT, DPT. In this episode He continued to talk about his experience in working in the Emergency Department. He also emphasized how important the role of physical therapists is in the discharge process in the acute setting. He describes the challenges he faced in practicing in both settings here in the US. Lastly, He also added insights on working with patient with psychiatric conditions in the acute care setting. Come and have another serving .
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In today's episode, Kenneth Adivino talks about his experience working in the Acute and Outpatient Physical therapy settings. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Santo Tomas, his Master of Science degree in Human Movement Science from the University of the Philippines - Diliman, and his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in Arcadia University. He is also a certified Autism Specialist from the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standard, and is Certified in Vestibular and Concussion Rehabilitation from the American Institute of Balance. He talks about his experience working as an acute care physical therapist, and his experience as an outpatient physical therapist. He also compared his practice here in the US from his practice in the Philippines. Let's come take a listen.
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Let's take a listen to the last part of my conversation with Gian Paolo Clares, PTRP as he talks more about being an Occupational Health Specialist at Chevron Holdings Inc, and his advice to physical therapists who wish to enter the occupational health field.
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Gian Paolo Clares is a licensed Physical Therapist working in the corporate space. He is an Occupational Health Specialist in Chevron Holdings Inc. where he conducts ergonomic evaluations, clinical screening for potential musculoskeletal injuries, and ensures safety, health and well-being of their customers among others. He earned his Bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy from Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, and is currently working on earning his Master's degree in Physical Therapy in the same institution. Listen as he describes what he does as an Occupational Health Specialist, how he got into that role from working in a typical physical therapy setting, and what he learned from his current work and why he loves working in Chevron. He also shares his insights on having a growth mindset, collaboration, mentorship and networking. You may reach him: gian.paolo.clares@gmail.com IG: @gianpaoloclares FB: @gian.paolo.clares
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Lili Wells, DPT talks about one of her areas of focus which is Pelvic Health / Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy. She describes how Physical Therapists can address pelvic floor issues like pain, incontinence, and pain during sex among others. She also guides us to how she performs her external and internal assessment as well as treatment. Lastly, she goes on to share what it takes to become a pelvic floor physical therapist and why she enjoys doing being one. Let's take another bite of PT MEAL.
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Telerehabilitation is one of his advocacies. As one of the pioneers of the program in their hospital, Carl Leochico, MD, FPARM talks about the Telerehabilitation program in UP-Philippine General Hospital, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. He also dives deeper into it's aims, description of how a typical Telerehabilitation session goes, benefits and barriers they encountered, as well as, the future of the program. With how things are going on right now, Telehealth/Telemedicine/Telerehabilitation is surely something to prepare and look out for.
So have another helping, and take a listen!
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Our guest today is BURNS REYES, a licensed physical therapist and Pilates Instructor for about 10 years now. His credentials include: being Fully Certified in STOTT Pilates, Rehab Pilates Instructor, Certified Personal Trainer and Certified Health Coach from the American Council on Exercise (ACE). In this episode we talked about Burns' career from physical therapy to Pilates, what Pilates is, how to be a Pilates instructor, and how his Physical Therapy degree helped him become a better Pilates Instructor. So come take a listen to a hearty serving of PT MEAL
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This is part 2 of my conversation with Catherine Escuadra where she talks about her involvement in the Program Committee of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) Congress 2021, and why it is important for physiotherapists to take an active part in our profession. So let's take another bite of PT MEAL Podcast.
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Welcome back to PT MEAL Physical Therapy Podcast. A potluck of insights and information from Pinoy physical therapists for Pinoy physical therapists. Our guest today is Catherine Joy Escuadra, a physical therapist with a Master's degree in Health Professions Education. She is currently affiliated with the University of Santo Tomas College of Rehabilitation Sciences, teaching courses for the Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Language Pathology, and Sports Science departments. She is currently an officer of Philippine Physical Therapy Association, and a member in the programme committee of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) Congress 2021. She has countless published researches and speaking engagements regarding ethics, research, teaching, and evidence-based practice. In this episode, she talks about her passion for research, her own teaching methods, and the concept of Interprofessional Education and Collaboration. So pull up a chair, let's take a listen…
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Welcome to PT MEAL: Physical Therapy Podcast. In this episode Johann talks about why he started this podcast and why he named it PT MEAL.
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