#111 | Is Cracking Joints Bad? The Science Be...

Why are so many physical therapists burning out—and what can be done to change the system? In this episode, Arash sits down with entrepreneur and clinician Vinh Pham, the founder of Myodetox, to talk about the flaws in the healthcare industry, the rise of cash-based rehab, and ho ...  Show more

Are you chasing credentials and career milestones, only to feel burned out once you "make it"? In this episode, we sit down with Emma, a physiotherapist turned coach, to uncover the surprising truth about success, fulfillment, and the hidden challenges clinicians face in the reha ...  Show more

If you’re asking yourself whether cracking your knuckles is a bad thing, we'll take it as a given that you do crack your knuckles. You’ve probably also been told at some point that doing so will give you arthritis, most likely by someone already annoyed at you doing it! So, just ...  Show more

I often get the question...  "How can you tell the difference between a rotator cuff tear and a subacromial impingement?" Today, I will review: -Anatomical differences between a RCT and sub-acromial impingement.-Sources of subacromial pain.-Differences in signs and symptoms betwe ...  Show more

The topic of oral health and its role in overall health has received a lot of attention lately. As we learn more about the connection between your mouth and your body in general, we understand the necessary steps we need to take to advance our health journey one step further.Join ...  Show more

UPDATE! I inadvertently stated dyskinesia to mean slow movements...I meant to say "involuntary movements." I will be updating the audio. In this episode covering Parkinson’s Disease, we’re diving deep to give you a really thorough understanding of what you need to know for your ...  Show more