Blog #72 Unleash Your Potential: Talent Stacking for Physiotherapists in Private Practice
When it comes to succeeding as a physiotherapist in private practice, possessing a diverse set of skills is like having a secret weapon...
Blog #71 The Recruitment Process for Graduates in Private Practice: Etiquette and Avoiding Pitfalls
As a fresh graduate seeking a role in private practice, navigating the recruitment process can feel overwhelming. Presenting yourself...
Blog #70 What is it like having a private practice placement as a 4th year physio at Physiomentor?
Many 4th year physios are in the midst of their final placements in private practice and have been faced with challenges and fears about...
Blog #69 What is my consulting style? And how does this influence my patient?
In the realm of behaviour change, graduates must consider various factors to effectively engage patients who struggle with adherence. We...
Blog #68 Programming in Physio – What do graduates need to work on?
Physios in general are not great programmers in the gym space, especially if that is not where they have spent a lot of time themselves....
Blog #67 I don’t want my client to get attached to me for physio?
Ever felt like you have to ‘break up’ with your client? Are you getting results with your client and pretty sure you are nearing the end...
# 66 - What to Look for in a New Graduate Physiotherapy Position
As we start a new year, 4th year physiotherapy students are looking into future employments and physiotherapy pathways. Often students...
Blog #65- How to Find Direction as a Physiotherapist?
So often students coming out of university have had one musculoskeletal placement and the rest mostly hospital placements. Most graduates...
Blog #64- How to Survive in Rural Practice and Actually Love it?
Living in rural towns can be such a rewarding experience and can provide you with extensive experience in a range of different areas. In...
Blog #63 A Note to my New Graduate Self- Part Two
Be sure to have read Part One Before Reading this Blog 2. Separate Work from Home/Take a Break: It is so tempting to be completing...