Physio:logical!: Recent Episodes
Jeremy Hookway
This English podcast series from the Hochschule Bremen's BSc physiotherapy course takes a look at a range of professional issues from the viewpoint of newly qualified physiotherapists. The podcast format was developed within their English course in association with the Languages Center of the Universities in Bremen.
Sometimes people are living a very active life when they are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease . How should they react? In the final podcast of the current season, Emma, Kimberly and Joanna discuss treatment perspectives and take a look at the physiological basis of the disease.
Physio:logical will be back for season three in November. We hope you enjoyed listening to season two as much as we enjoyed making it. We'd love you to join us again with the next generation of physio students!
Have you ever torn your cruciate ligament? We are going to talk about the possibilities and differences in the treatment of professional and amateur athletes and the steps back to your sport.
Greta, Kati, Lea and Nadja
Out nooooooow! In our new podcast episode, we will discuss the potential outcome of physiotherapy and the impact of the relationship between therapist and patient. Enjoy!
Tammo, Jonah, Sofia and Marcelo compare different international educational models for physiotherapy.
We take a look at something familiar to everyone: pain. What IS pain exactly and what is its function?
You have never played tennis but your doctor diagnosed you with tennis elbow? You are a therapist and don't know how to treat your patient? Joana, Keno and Nina are going to shed some light on the basic information, treatment options and exercises regarding lateral epicondylitis aka tennis elbow.
Lack of movement and the consequences for children. How much are children moving? . Jenni, Charly, Jana and Pia take a look at the World Health Organisation recommendations for movement and some current numbers. We also interview physiotherapists and an osteopath to give you an insight into their work with children. How can you recognize a lack of movement and how can you change it?
Have you ever torn your cruciate ligament? We are going to talk about the possibilities and differences in the treatment of professional and amateur athletes and the steps back to your sport.
See you soon! Greta, Kati, Lea and Nadja
Coming sooooooon! In our new podcast episode we will discuss the potential outcome of physiotherapy and the impact of the relationship between therapist and patient.
Tammo, Jonah, Sofia and Marcelo compare different international education models for physiotherapy.
Coming soon: Lack of movement and the consequences for children. How much are children moving? . Jenni, Charly, Jana and Pia take a look at the World Health Organisation recommendations for movement and some current numbers. We also interview physiotherapists and an osteopath to give you an insight into their work with children. How can you recognize a lack of movement and how can you change it?
See you soon!
Marit, Anna, Fine and Jacky are going to clear up some clichés about physiotherapists and physiotherapy for you. Stay tuned if you would like to know if some of those cliches are actually true.
A midwife, a breath, speech & voice teacher and a physiotherapist get together to look at something essential to life: breathing. Take a deep breath, and relax.....
Trailer: For this upcoming podcast, our physio students will team up with fellow ATW professionals from both speech & language therapy and midwifery to look at something essential to us all: breathing.
How close is too close?Anna, Anne, May and Amelie take a look at sexual harassment from the physiotherapist’s point of view, explain the legal situation and give some advice on how to deal with it. Particular thanks to our interview partners Jonas Kohlhage, Nina Felker and Selina Bergau and to everyone else who gave advice.
Sabrina, Anneke and Luisa take a look at the role of modern physiotherapy and explain how they help patients to take a more active role in the healing process.Follow our podcast now or subscribe so that you don't miss it! Available on Spotify/google and apple podcasts By physios, for physios, Physio:logical! takes a look at professional issues for newly qualified entrants to the profession. An SZHB / Hochschule Bremen University of Applied Sciences project.
Sabrina, Anneke and Luisa take a look at the role of modern physiotherapy and explain how they help patients to take a more active role in the healing process.
This episode will air early January 2023. Bookmark our podcast now or add it to your RSS feeds, so that you don't miss it!
By physios, for physios, Physio:logical! takes a look at professional issues for newly qualified entrants to the profession. An SZHB / Hochschule Bremen University of Applied Sciences project.
Series 1, episode 1Nora, Charlotte and Martin take a look at Guillain Barré Syndrome, a rare and frightening condition involving rapid-onset paralysis. Particular thanks go to Mareile Hankeln, our special guest for this episode.
Coming up in our first episode, we look at Guillain Barré Syndrome, a form of sudden-onset paralysis. We look at the importance of recognising it early, and find out how physios can -quite literally- give patients their lives back.
By physios, for physios, Physio:logical! takes a look at professional issues for newly qualified entrants to the profession. An SZHB / Hochschule Bremen University of Applied Sciences project.