Barry's Dad was a scholar, his Mum a machinist, both parents were immigrants and he was a confessed computer geek and introvert, so communicating the nuances of pain as a Physio was going to be an uphill battle. And it was.

In this episode, Barry talks about;

• the challenges of coming from a Vietnamese culture where touch is not considered the norm and Physio was largely unknown
• how Physio was so tough that he nearly stopped
• starting in private practice as an employee and only seeing a few clients a day
• starting his own side business, and the challenges of working in several GP clinics with a bottle of gel and portable plinth
• how he developed his own PMS to manage appointments, (pre-Cliniko) and then sold it
• how he realised that Physio as a business wasn’t scalable, and he developed alternative ways to build his $$ income
• misconception of employees about the ease of being an employer
• how during COVID completed a boot camp for software engineers and since then has created some IT/Physio software startups
• how AI will integrate into health practice to reduce admin and other repeated tasks
• types of intelligence, fluid and crystalised and who has which

In Podcast mentions

• Cliniscribe
• Sleep Mastery
• Steve Jobs by Walter Issacson 
• Mastery by Robert Greene 
• How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie

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At 10 years of age, Jason had his first 'God' moment while watching Saturday morning cartoons, and this moment has guided his decisions ever since.

Jason was a reluctant practice owner promising his wife would never own a practice. Yet he grew his garage-based business to 140 locations and kicked the anthill called franchising. He only left his garage when his wife suggested the driveway wasn't the most professional of waiting rooms. His business, Back in Motion eventually sold for around $100 million. 

For $200 Jason recommends the following books;

1. Michael Gerber - The E-Myth (Revisited)
2. John Maxwell - The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
3. Bob Buford - Halftime: Moving from Success to Significance 

Jason's message to younger Physios is to consider developing;

• clinical excellence
• leadership skills
• understand the importance of commercial paradigms 

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Biography
Jason is a dynamic businessman and award-winning leadership expert in high demand. Failed medical missionary, reluctant businessman, unqualified franchisor, all leading to accidental founder and CEO of Australia's largest physiotherapy network at the time, the Back In Motion Health Group, creating an unlikely success that surprises him even more than those around him.

Ernst Young entrepreneur-of-the-year, Jason believes the opportunity of a lifetime comes around about once a day. He made a career out of getting it wrong more than he got it right - but knowing when he did get it right, how to repeat it over and again. More street-smart than book-smart, he never wanted a business, and yet ended up with over 140 of them supported by a team of 700+ and eventually selling for over $100m. He started six brands over 20 years and closed or sold five of them. 

Initially, a leader by chance, Jason has now mentored over 1,000 others like him through the Iceberg Leadership Institute. A regular contributor on business, leadership, and health-related topics, you can hear his thoughts on podcasts, television, radio, and online channels. Whilst he has written a few internationally-acclaimed books, he prefers to read those of others. 

Having presented to over 60,000 people internationally, Jason feels there is more at stake in small intimate groups where he can't hide the whites of his eyes from the very same he is engaging. Director on many boards, chairman of a few. Socially conservative; economically liberal, compassionately capitalistic, and politically disillusioned. Giving time and resources to numerous social initiatives to empower the poorest of the world's poor, his future is now in missional philanthropy. 

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On balance, Jonathan wasn't meant to be a Physiotherapist. More likely an auto mechanic (family trend), professional drummer (first 10 years of work), scuba diving instructor or water sports co-ordinator (next 10 years of work). Yet he found himself at a tipping point in his early 30's. Offered an exclusive, highly paid all-inclusive job as a dive master on a liveaboard boat based in idyllic Seychelles OR stay in wet and cold England, scrimping and living in nursing quarters while studying hard for several years and maybe having a job at the end of it.

We talk about life before and after this pivotal decision, touching on subjects;

• the importance of short and long-term vision
• what are the one percenters you can do to stand out from the rest
• what are new graduate's expectations and are they helpful
• what skills and traits does a well balanced Physiotherapist have

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Specific mentions in the conversation
Sleep Mastery Course - learn how to integrate sleep education into clinical practice
Louis Gifford's books - Aches & Pains, Nerve Root, Graded Exposure
Strive & Thrive in Private Practice online course

Biography
Jonathan Wray is FACP is a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists 2020) and director and principal physiotherapist at Next Wave Therapy. He was a clinical tutor on the Masters of Clinical Physiotherapy at Curtin University for 7 years and is currently a facilitator for physiotherapists undergoing specialisation training with the Australian College of Physiotherapists. Jonathan is the current chair of the WA Acupuncture and Dry Needling specialist interest group and course presenter for the APA Level 1 Dry Needling course and Level 1 Integrative Acupuncture course.

Outside of work, Jonathan is married with 2 teenage children and as a keen surfer, kite surfer and scuba diver likes to be in the water as much as possible.

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Adnan has a couple of unique physio-moulding stories. Firstly, Adnan grew up in KL Malaysia where his parents owned a sports store, and afternoons after school were spent 'testing'  all the sports gear. Secondly, his younger brother drowned in a fish pond, but fortunately, Adnan was able to pull him out and he was later revived in hospital. 

Adnan has sped through an undergraduate degree, 3 Master's qualifications and co-owns two clinics with 25+ staff. He has also been heavily involved in committees, boards and elite sports for a decade. 

During our conversation, Adnan reflects on;

• when is the ideal time to start a Masters qualification 
• the benefits of being involved in committees
• his internal motivator 
• his standard answer to a request
• his #1 hot tip for building your list in a competitive practice

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Biography
Adnan Asger Ali is the co-founder and principal physiotherapist of Accelerate Physiotherapy in Canberra. A dual-titled physiotherapist, Adnan has completed postgraduate studies in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and pain medicine. He is the current chair of the APA Musculoskeletal Group and is passionate about manual therapy as well as the breadth and depth of the physiotherapy profession.

On top of his clinical work at Accelerate, he has been a tournament physiotherapist at The Australian Open since 2022, delivered manual handling training for Corporate Work Health Australia to numerous government and private companies and acts as a tutor and lecturer on APA courses, on top of being named the Allied Health Award's Physiotherapist of the Year for 2023, proving that physiotherapy is a diverse profession with many options for early career physios if they are willing to think out of the box! 

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Michael comes from a strong medical pedigree, and with his high level of sports participation and associated injuries, developed an early awareness of Physiotherapy, and specifically sports. These were the very early days of sports physiotherapy, there were no post-graduate courses, Cybex had just arrived and mentors were critical. 

After a short period working in a dedicated sports clinic in Adelaide, a new opportunity arose in Melbourne as a clinician and investor in a sports clinic. This pattern repeats several times in Michael's life. Meet someone, be offered a new opportunity, and take it on. Repeat. From clinician to investor, to business manager, owner of single to multiple clinics and then into Stem Cell Therapy and writing a book.

Michael's journey has touched on so many of the possible realms in which a Physiotherapist can move. He shares his thoughts on;

• taking risks
• the two common challenges he sees facing practitioners
• his most out-on-the-limb decision and the outcome of it and 
• where he sees Physiotherapy heading in the next few years.

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Resources Mentioned
The Health Practitioner's Journey

Biography
Michael Kenihan is a sports physiotherapist, business manager, administrator, entrepreneur, innovator, teacher and thought leader in the health and sport sectors.
 
Michael’s experience as the general manager of Australia’s largest allied health network LifeCare Health (now part of the public company Zenitas Ltd,) executive of IPN (a publicly listed general practice network) and creator of the start-up online education company Kalsi P/L, demonstrates his wide-range of interests and abilities.
 
Michael is now a director, owner and manager at Melbourne Stem Cell Centre and the stem cell laboratory Magellan Stem Cells. Additionally, Michael, with business partner and founder Gareth Adams, has started a technology app R-U-Ontrak to assist individuals track their progress towards a meaningful goal, such as recovery from an injury. The app helps users build a community of support to keep them motivated and tracks activities using progress milestones.
 
Michael is also a business consultant to allied health practitioners and practices through his business MK Health Business Consulting.

 

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Jon's passion for helping people has been a common thread. As a clinician providing F2F care, as a researcher ensuring he is providing evidence-informed care, as an educator by spreading this knowledge and as a company director gather similar-minded clinicians, collaborating across disciplines and raising money to fund clinically focused research. Plus, he spends 6 months knee-deep in seawater, coaching juniors in surf life-saving.

In our conversation, Jon shares a common pathway; graduation, hospital rotations, overseas work/travel, and returning to Australia to get serious. But he was ahead of the curve and with a chronic pain referral base, a room and several thousand articles, he developed in isolation, a model of management in the early 1990s for this group of patients. This approach was to arrive later on the Physio treatment horizon and was called the bio-psycho-social model.

Throughout his clinical and research careers, Jon has sought to further his understanding of pain management through self-education (completed Master's, PhD and Specialisation) and collaboration (Managing Director of Advance Healthcare with 60 doctors, physios and psychologists on staff).

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Resources Mentioned
World Congress LBP & Pelvis Keynote address
Geoff Maitland Interview with Mark Jones (1600 views, Dec 2023)

Biography
In the early 90s whilst lecturing at The University of Melbourne Jon began developing evidence-based treatment models for people with back pain.  He subsequently established Spinal Management Clinics (part of the LifeCare group) which became one of the leading providers of physiotherapy and multi-disciplinary pain management programs in Australia. In 2014 to enable a greater focus on improving clinical quality and research, Jon with the practitioners below, purchased and rebranded the clinics as Advance Healthcare. 

Jon graduated as a physiotherapist in 1988 and then completed his Credentialing in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy in 1999, his Musculoskeletal Master's in 2000, his PhD on the classification of low back pain in 2005 and in 2018 graduated in the first-ever cohort of Pain Specialists (as a Fellow of the College of Physiotherapists). This demonstrates Jon’s passion for lifelong learning in order to help practitioners and patients achieve their potential.

Jon's clinical and research interest is the individualised treatment of musculoskeletal pain (with a focus on low back pain).   He continues his academic work leading the Low Back Pain Research Team at La Trobe University where he has published over 60 peer-reviewed journal articles. His academic work provides a constant source of evidence-based knowledge that is integrated into

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Libby and I shared undergraduate and later on post-graduate training together. I have always admired her tenacity and conviction to go her own way. In our conversation, Libby described how a range of strategic decisions she made through her career, have now culminated in financial independence so that in her 50s (another strategic goal) she can do the things she wants to do.

• Which country to live in - partly for tax reasons
• Where and why she would undertake her training
• To open her own clinic with her husband and in so doing started a new way of treating clients that has become a norm today
• Investing in positively geared real estate, against a trend and general advice, as a way to generate passive income
• Developing skills and experience to enable her to sidestep into a parallel career

As we come to the end of our conversation, we look back and realise that the early decision of having to choose between a career in health, economics or architecture, was not necessary and that with time all three have inadvertently been achieved.

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Biography
Libby Soderholm is a Non-Executive Director, Consultant, and Sports Physiotherapist with experience in governance and leadership.  

Her passion is clinical governance and leadership in business and organizations. She has a Diploma in Business Management and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.  Having done extensive Business consulting and lecturing in her field. Libby is the Australian Representative for IPPTA, the International Private Physical Therapy Association.  She is Chair of the South Coastal Health and Community Services Board and also sits on the risk and finance committee.  She is a board member for Curtin Heritage Living, which provides Aged Care, retirement living, dementia care and home care.  She is involved with the Australian Physiotherapy Association and sits on a variety of National committees such as the Business National Group, Leadership and Management, and the Western Australian APA Branch Council.

Libby has worked in governance in a variety of sectors including Health, Regulation (Ahpra) and Education boards.  In 2001 Libby was the proud recipient of the Kim Beasley “Service to the Community” Award.  Libby also worked at the Sydney Olympics in 2000 as a Sports Physiotherapist.  Libby previously owned and was Managing Director of 2 multidisciplinary Health clinics: Grange Physiotherapy in Rockingham and Mandurah Physiotherapy in Western Australia. Grange Physiotherapy was the recipient of the Small Business Award by the Chamber of Commerce in both 1999 and 2012 and was runner-up in the People's Choice award and a finalist in 2019.

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David's career spans 3 decades and has involved many aspects of Physiotherapy; public, private, business ownership and growth but he has a special interest in the broader issues and governance of health. Upskilling himself with an MBA, and chairman and director training, David has been involved in boards, reference groups, foundations and councils in both health and non-health fields. Most recently this has led to him being involved in the formation of groups focused on improving men's health. David has a lot of wisdom to offer and he happily shares his insights about our profession.

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Biography
David is a Physiotherapist in Busselton, director of the GeoBay multidisciplinary Healthcare Centre and co-director of Rubix Health, a digital health organisation focused on persistent pain. David has been deeply involved with leadership roles in the wider health, art and culture, local government, and community sectors in the south-west of WA over three decades. He was the cofounder and inaugural chair of the acclaimed WA film festival CinefestOZ. He is currently Board Chair of health care not for profit, GP down south, Regional Director for WA of The Man Walk and Deputy Chair of the Advisory Committee for the Men Healthier Together research foundation.  

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While most Physiotherapists 'fall into' Physiotherapy after school, Richmond is the first Physiotherapist on Physio+10 who de-registered and then a decade later re-registered as a Physiotherapist.

In those intervening years, Richmond went on a journey of personal discovery and came to some important decisions, which continue to shape the life choices that he makes and the person he has become. One of these is his awareness of how trauma influences the day-to-day clinical presentations we are all seeing, but may not be adequately addressing.
 
Thank you to Richmond for bravely sharing this personal account of his journey as a Physiotherapist.

Biography
Richmond Heath is a Physiotherapist & the Founder of TRE Australia who has been driving innovation in mental health & physical well-being for more than 30 years. He is passionate about empowering people in the self-management of their own health & well-being & since introducing TRE to Australia in 2010 has trained more than 10,000 people in the of use TRE & neurogenic tremors. He is currently integrating breathwork into his practice & is on a mission to incorporate a trauma-informed model of the body & movement into the Physiotherapy worldview.

Free Course
Find out more about TRE by completing this free TRE online course

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In her teens, Abbie experienced a significant neck injury that developed into persistent pain. She set herself a time-based goal, that if she as a Physio couldn't help herself, she would stop being a Physio.

Abbie is candid, joyful, passionate and focused. All qualities that steered her to where she is now as General Manager of Pain Revolution. She is a powerful advocate for women in leadership, solving challenges through collaboration and the importance of lifelong learning. It was a pleasure to touch base and share her journey so far.
 
Biography
Abbie is a physiotherapist and the General Manager of Pain Revolution, uniquely shaped by her own journey through persistent pain. Armed with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and a Professional Certificate in Pain Science and Education, she is a passionate communicator and facilitator in the field. Growing up in rural WA with the nearest healthcare a 3-hour drive away, Abbie developed a deep-seated passion for expanding awareness and accessibility to best practice pain care in rural and regional Australia. This commitment propelled her to her leadership role at Pain Revolution, a not-for-profit initiative dedicated to changing the way rural and regional communities understand and approach persistent pain through a community-wide approach.

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Following a prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, and after experiencing depression, incontinence and other side effects, sports physiotherapist Peter placed an ad in the newspaper, inviting fellow patients to meet. This is just one example of how Peter pioneered a new field of Physiotherapy.

Peter's commitment to helping men share experiences and seek support has helped create a culture change in the treatment management for men with prostate cancer. Receiving a grant to research incontinence – a common consequence in men after prostate cancer treatment – he developed a nationally and internationally recognised program for managing patients with pelvic pain.

Peter highlights the most important thing for him right at the end of our interview and leaves us with a song. Truly a unique gentleman.

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Biography
Peter Dornan has for more than fifty-five years been a physiotherapist in the fields of sporting injuries and manipulative therapy, working with many international sporting teams, including being the inaugural physiotherapist for the Queensland rugby team, the Wallabies and the Kangaroos. He has also been an Olympic Games Advisor and Commonwealth Games physiotherapist, covering many different sports. He is a Fellow of SMA, and has written two successful books on sporting injuries, as well as designing and marketing a video exercise program. For his achievements in sport, he was awarded the Commemorative 2000 Australian Sports Medal.

In 1997, he became Founder and Convenor of the Brisbane Prostate Cancer Support Network for twenty years. In 2000 this interest in Men's Health won him the Cancer Council Queensland Travelling Fellowship to study aspects of cancer in the United States. In this regard, he successfully climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania to collect material for his book Conquering Incontinence, released in 2003. Following this success, he tackled Mt Aconcagua in the Andes in 2009, and Mt Elbrus in 2013 the highest mountain in Europe. In 2009, he was awarded the Max Gardner Award for distinguished service to the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. In 2011, he became a Director on the Board of Cancer Council Queensland.

Peter has been freelance writing for some years of fiction and nonfiction. Peter's most recent book Pelvic Pain: A Musculoskeletal Approach for Treatment was published in 2014, and upgraded in 2019.

Peter has studied classical sculpture for forty years and has works displayed in many prominent Queensland, national, and international institutions, and private collections.

In 2002 Peter was appointed as a Member of the General Division of the Order of Australia (AM).

Peter has been married to Dimity Dornan AO, a speech pathologist, for more than fifty-five years. They have two adult children, Melissa and Roderick.

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James has been a significant contributor to our profession through years of service in professional bodies, teaching at undergraduate & postgraduate levels, mentoring young clinicians, developing business owners and helping clients. But, as is the case with many conversations on Physio+10, you never know what will happen until you step through the door of opportunity and in James' case it was an invitation to head to Hollywood to write scripts for a couple of years.

Biography
James Schomburgk is one of the owners of The Second Visit, an international teaching and mentoring company, and Physio Practice Connect which connects overseas physios with Australian private practices.

The Second Visit helps physios in private practice to develop from junior to senior practitioners and become practitioners of choice in their communities through balanced, specific and targeted clinical and non-clinical education for physios in private practice. We help create happy, successful career physios who are the "go to" physios in their communities

He is a lecturer in Sports and Orthopaedic Medicine at the School of Medicine at the University of Adelaide.

He was also Director of Back in Motion Campbelltown and Valley View for 25 years.

He was the WorkCover South Australia Physio Advisor for 8 years, is an Expert Advisor to AHPRA (Australian Health Professional Registration Authority) and has been the National Chairman of MPA (Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Australia).

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Anna-Louise had 2 passions in addition to becoming a Physio. Following graduation, she realised bench warming wasn't for her (short-term patch-up), and neither were medium-term repairs, she wanted to make longer-term, habit-forming changes for her patients. So as a single mum, with 2 children under 2, she took a very bold step and created Physiocise. There was a method in her madness as Anna-Louise explains, but to place this decision in context, it was before the Physio + Pilates wave had arrived.

Anna-Louise has since taken many other bold steps, forging links, and partnerships and breaking new ground using her Physiotherapy skills and a warm smile to create products and services that didn't exist before.

Probably the closest we have to a Physio Celebrity, Anna-Louise explains how this occurred and how it ties in with her two other passions, teaching and journalism.

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Biography
Anna-Louise Bouvier is a physiotherapist and Adjunct Fellow at Macquarie University. She is also one of Australia’s best-known well-being media commentators and is a regular on many ABC radio programs including Richard Glover in Sydney. 

She is a Board Member and national Patron of Coastrek, an organisation that has raised nearly $50m for women's health initiatives.

In 1995 she founded Physiocise, an innovative practice that has now taught over 100,000 classes focused on exercise prescription and education. 

Her multi-award-winning joint venture with the ABC, Happy Body At Work saw her consulting many of Australia’s top 100 private and public sector organisations, including the ASX, Optus and CBA and many others.  She has published three best-selling books and a DVD series with ABC about creating happier bodies and was an expert on the ABC TV series Making Australia Happy and Making Couples Happy.

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Martin did all the conventional things; high school directly into Physio, worked a few years finding his clinical feet, did the hard yards warming sporting benches & completed his Masters in Sports, but then a 'we can do better' situation arose.

Martin is no longer a clinician, rather he runs a large business catering to rehabilitation and medically-based businesses (like you & me). This podcast episode explores how this happened and what he learned along the way.

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Biography
Martin is a Sports Physiotherapist who graduated in 1996 from Curtin Uni and completed his Masters in Sports Physio in 2000. He has worked in private practice and in the amateur and professional sports arenas since graduating and has been involved primarily in Rugby and AFL. In 2008 he and his business partner established APE Medical which is a wholesale allied health and sports medicine distributor. From humble and slow beginnings APE Medical is now one of the largest rehab and sports medicine product suppliers in Australia.

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From the moment he walked out 1/2 way through his first job interview, Nick has been forging his own path. Now 40, Nick has experienced most things associated with the business world of Physiotherapy; including going into debt to buy his first business, expanding too fast, firing too late, crunched during the GFC and creating a very popular FB group where business owners get together, share a rant + electronic coffee, discuss common business issues and problem solve.

Nick has many stories to share about how to grow your business, and I am sure that listening to this episode will provide you with much to consider if this is your niche currently or in the future.

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Biography
Nick Schuster is a 40-year-old physiotherapist, clinic owner, business coach, husband and father of 2, living in beautiful Northern Bayside Brisbane.

At age 21 he bought his first clinic on a credit card. Today he employs 25 people across 2 clinics.

In 2016 he created Ultimate Physio – a consulting business community of more than 1600 Australian private practice physio clinic owners, which is 1 in 5 across the country. He speaks to private practice physios and clinic owners daily and is at the absolute forefront of the challenges facing private practice physiotherapy in Australia today. Ultimate Physio’s flagship product is a 9-month business, leadership and personal development programme for physio clinic owners only which 69 clinic owners Australia-wide have completed since 2018 to give them more time, profit and freedom in their clinics.

He has written 3 books – one for patients in private physiotherapy clinics, one for physiotherapists, and one for clinic owners. You can view his books, courses and offerings at www.ultimate.physio .

He enjoys 90’s music (particularly Radiohead and the Smashing Pumpkins), playing the piano, MMA (his dream is to have only one MMA bout), sailing and drinking a good quality ice-cold German beer 

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You might say that Mick did it tough getting to his final dream of being a Sports Physiotherapist. With too many 'distractions' he didn't gain direct entry, and only just scraped into Exercise Physiology with a very late 'cash-only' offer. Then, after overseas travel, and on the back of his rural upbringing, he snapped up a place in a newly minted Physio program in Townsville @ James Cook University.

However, once his ball was rolling it hasn't stopped. With stints in Townsville covering rugby, Newcastle covering soccer and in Melbourne, netball, Mickha amassed a range of Sports Physiotherapy experience in a range of high-performance teams. He also developed a deliberated focus on ACL prevention and rehabilitation.

Learn how and why Mick deliberately built his social platforms as part of his business within a business plan, and where he would like to see Physio grow.
 
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Biography
Mick Hughes is the co-founder of Learn.Physio and an APA titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist. He has dual qualifications in Exercise Science and Physiotherapy and has recently completed a Master of Sports Physiotherapy. After spending a long time in Melbourne, he now consults at the North Queensland Physio Centre in Townsville, has a strong clinical interest in ACL injury prevention and rehabilitation, and sees a high volume of ACL injured athletes both locally and interstate/internationally via telehealth. Outside of his clinical role and sharing online education, Mick likes to take it easy and spend quality time with his wife and young family.

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By age 16, as a result of her gymnastic pursuits, Diane had an unstable ankle, 'funky' elbow and pelvic floor incontinence and so begin her interface with rehabilitation. Welcome to Physio+10 and our guest Diane Lee.  Diane is a Canadian Physiotherapist, who is known worldwide through her landmark text, The Pelvic Girdle. This book and subsequent iterations parallel our profession's musculoskeletal development. Initially focused on the joint, then incorporating myofascial slings, motor control and most recently, our understanding of emotions, the text reflects our growing understanding of how to manage complex clinical presentations.

Diane explains how;

• The current focus on RCT, SR and evidence-focused practice is eliminating clinical creativity and sapping professional passion
• It is important to focus on function, not pain and to test and retest clinical hypotheses, letting the patient's body indicate the validity of treatment
• Critical it is to develop hands-on skills and why current evidence challenging this skill's importance is flawed - you need validity before you can test reliability
• It is important for young Physios to be comfortable with discomfort and to surround themselves with their success.

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Diane is a University of British Columbia graduate in the field of rehabilitation medicine.  She is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapy (CAMT), a certified practitioner of intramuscular stimulation (Gunn IMS) and certified by the Canadian Physiotherapy Association as a clinical specialist in Women’s Health. She was an instructor and chief examiner for CAMT for over 20 years. Diane is also the owner, director, and practising physiotherapist at Diane Lee & Associates, a private multi-disciplinary physiotherapy clinic in South Surrey, BC, Canada. In addition, she is the principal instructor of Learn with Diane Lee (www.learnwithdianelee.com).

Diane has been a keynote speaker at many conferences, has contributed chapters to several books and self-published the book The Abdominal Wall & Diastasis Rectus Abdominis (2nd edn).  Her book, The Pelvic Girdle, was first published by Churchill Livingstone in 1989, is now in its 4th edition (2011) and has been translated into multiple languages. The Thorax – An Integrated Approach was released in 2018 by Handspring Publishing. She holds the North American patent for two sacroiliac belts, The Com-Pressor, and The Baby Belly Pelvic Support. With respect to research, she continues to investigate the behaviour of the abdominal wall in women with diastasis rectus abdominis 

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This conversation was recorded with Dr Linda Khong while she was in Singapore, celebrating the Chinese New Year.

During our conversation I was struck by how Linda has traversed so many aspects of our profession; clinician + academic, private + public practice and Asian + Australian culture. 

Linda explains how she started out with the Singaporean family's dream of a degree in business and the goal of making a pot of gold when a couple of experiences changed the direction of her professional and personal life, and how they continue to be core principles today.

For young Physiotherapists considering where they want to be in 5 or 10 years professionally, Linda has some sage words of experience to share + she has a few life truths that are also worth absorbing.

A lovely conversationalist, I hope you will enjoy this delightful Physio+10 episode with Linda as much as I did.

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Biography
Dr Linda Khong, PhD is an accredited lymphoedema practitioner, APA-titled Cancer, Lymphoedema, Gerontological and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and Adjunct Research Fellow. She has her own lymphoedema practice (LK Lymphoedema Centre) in Perth, WA as well as practises as a part-time senior physiotherapist at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. She is still keen and upkeeps her acute care physiotherapy on the occasional weekends at Royal Perth Hospital 

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Chris came late to Physiotherapy, via a health science degree in genetics and after 8 years of research in the UK (@ the young age of 39) decided to pivot into Physiotherapy in Perth.  What happens over the next 15 years is an extraordinary path to completing both his Masters in MSK & Sports Physiotherapy, working at one of the most advanced sports rehabilitation clinics in Canada and being the Physiotherapist for the Canadian Womens Rugby team having a crack at the World Cup.

Listen to find out how did he achieve this and what were his key decisions.
Along the way Chris provides insight into;

• The GEM program
• The importance of job selection, seeking bespoke mentoring/education
• Preparing for the Canadian entrance exam
• Why manual skills are important for a Sports, or indeed any Physiotherapist

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Biography
I graduated from Curtin University with a Graduate-Entry Masters degree in 2010, after previously having completed a degree and research in Genetics. I worked at Ascend Physiotherapy for 8 years, and meanwhile, in 2012 I started my Clinical Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, which I finished in 2013. I then went back to complete my Sports Physiotherapy Masters in 2014.

I have always been heavily involved in Sports, working largely in rugby and netball in my earlier days. I started working with the West Coast Fever in 2013, and took over as Head Physio in 2016 and 2017. In 2018 I then moved to Canada, and worked with the Canadian National Women’s Rugby Team until moving back to Perth in 2021, where I now work with the Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS) as an embedded Physiotherapist in the Swimming Program. In 2022 I was Head Physio for the Australian Women’s hockey team (Hockeyroos), including the Hockey World Cup and the Commonwealth Games. I was also lucky enough to work with the Australian swim team (Dolphins) at the 2022 World Short Course Championships. My next role is to work with the National Australian artistic swimming team, as well as return to rehab clinical work.d

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Physio+10 explores the journeys of trailblazing Physiotherapists and we kick off 2023 in conversation with Randall Cooper. Randall is known to many as a Specialist Sports Physiotherapist with a passion for ACL rehab, to others as the creator of PreMax and more recently as an educator and podcaster.

In our conversation Randall shares four key business tips;

1. Start small, test, and then scale
2. You don't know what you don't know. Invest in people to gain skills that are complimentary to your own, not the same
3. Clarify your short and long-term goals. Refine as you develop
4. Have a service or product that is UNIQUE and NEEDED

Randall explains why he regrets attending a Level 2 Sports Physiotherapy course and what the life lesson was that he learnt from the experience.
Plus, his best investment for under $200 and his thoughts on how we can create a more stable profession with less practitioner churn and more appropriate remuneration. So many takeaways!

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Biography
Randall is a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists, Adjunct Senior Lecturer at La Trobe University Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre, co-Author of the world’s most read sports medicine text book Clinical Sports Medicine, and regularly delivers keynote presentations at sports medical conferences around the world.Randall’s key area of expertise is the role of skin in sport. After noticing that the creams and lotions he used on his elite athletes were hampering their performance, he decided to look into what he could do to change the game. He conducted research into the area, gathered insights from his athletes and made himself an expert in the science of skincare in sport. He founded Premax in 2006, a brand now used by elite athletes and sporting clubs around the world. Premax has truly cemented itself as being synonymous with elite athletic performance.

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Physio+10 focuses on the journeys of trailblazing Physiotherapists and today's conversation is with Mark Brabazon. Mark represents a new generation of Physiotherapists with dual degrees in S & C and Physiotherapy. He has a specific interest in running and gym-based injuries, using a range of tech in his assessments. Mark recently completed his Masters in Sports Physiotherapy.
To top off his fast learning curve Mark, purchased the gymnasium he was working in and has made the quantum shift from Physiotherapist to business owner and employer, but this has ensured that he can fully control his rehabilitation environment.

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My name is Mark Brabazon and I am the owner of Back2it Sports Physiotherapy & Fitness in Osborne Park. I have been a physio for 10 years working within more of a musculoskeletal setting within private practice. I have completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Health Science, a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and more recently a Masters in Clinical Physiotherapy (sports). I have always had a keen eye on the modern-day athlete whether competitive or recreational and enjoy utilising my strength and conditioning facility to try and deliver the best possible outcomes I can. Physiotherapy has evolved so much over years, and I am privileged to be a part of its journey and to have the opportunity to share some of my experiences with others. 

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Physio+10 focuses on the journeys of trailblazing Physiotherapists and today's conversation is with Associate Professor Dale Edgar.  In talking with Dale I came to appreciate the nature of managing a burns patient covers the full gamut of Physiotherapy skills - that is you need to manage physical (i.e., injured muscles, skin, bone, nerve), psychological & social components. Secondly, it is over a long period of time 18-24 months. This has provided Dale with a unique perspective on the health continuum, something that I think could be better utilised in the current model of reactive Physiotherapy in private practice.

Dale strongly advocates for the benefits of baseline measurements, including quality of life measures and working out how we can better serve our patient communities through employing preventative strategies targeted to their needs.

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A senior physiotherapist and translational researcher for over 30 years, he has been devoted to the specialization in the provision and improvement of burn survivor and acute trauma rehabilitation in a number of Australian burns and plastic surgery (trauma) units. More recently Dale has applied his experience and research outcomes in the development of perioperative optimization systems for patients having surgery in both tertiary and secondary hospital contexts.  After recently moving from Fiona Stanley Hospital, his current clinical workload includes the complete inpatient journey from ED to ICU, medical and surgical wards, as well as inpatient rehabilitation, mental health and palliative care.  In recognition of his leadership, research and contributions to burn patient rehabilitation across the globe, he was awarded the Andre Zagame Rehabilitation Specialist Prize by the ISBI in 2012 and again in 2018. Dale’s understanding of global issues was heightened after 2001 as the recipient of the Johnson and Johnson Education Scholarship, supporting visits to burn units in America, UK and Europe. His passion moving forward is to revolutionize the rehabilitation treatment of patients with injury and burn trauma, to be responsive to the accurate and systematic measurement of severity and outcomes. Through education in, and the establishment of, outcome-based care, modern health systems will reap benefits from embedded research evidence and further, be able to direct health resource usage. His aim is to provide clinicians with the tools to optimize and improve the traumatic injury survivor's journey to recovery anywhere in the world.

Dale is an active member of the local, regional and international burn injury community. He has been involved in education in Western Australia, contributing to the Statewide Telehealth Education program and the Burn Management Program.  Dale’s passion is the delivery of low barrier access education which in July 2015

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Physio+10 focuses on the journeys of trailblazing Physiotherapists and today's conversation is with Dave Hall (aka Disco Duk Duk). We are all unique in the way we practice our profession of Physiotherapy. However, some more so and I think you will agree that Dave brings his unique set of skills from outside Physiotherapy and incorporates them to create something completely amazing.

I first met Dave when attending an Occupational Health training course and immediately realised how different and engaging his teaching style/facilitation was.  The next time we met he was clad in green and gold spandex, which was entirely appropriate given the situation, but he will tell you more in the podcast.

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Dave is a Physio, Facilitator and Entertainer. His Physiotherapy work focuses on workplace Injury prevention including ergonomic assessments, risk assessments, manual handling training and more. Dave has worked in the field for over 25 years and combines his experience with a strong ability to build rapport with workers and other stakeholders in the work he does. 

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Physio+10 focuses on the journeys of trailblazing Physiotherapists and today's conversation is with Ass. Prof. Bronwen Ackermann. I am continually amazed when meeting Physios on this podcast, about the diversity and creative intellect they have applied to new areas of clinical practice. Bronwen takes her core Physiotherapy skills and applied them to the niche of performing artists and in particular musicians. She quickly realised that these highly talented and skilled performers actually knew little about how their own bodies functioned or the loads they placed on them with practice and performance, and so started her journey.

Bronwen has not just treated these performers, she has led panel discussions, developed course curriculum, conducted research and advised Australian and overseas performers, Universities and orchestras in this expanding field. As a result, performers now have the opportunity to better understand how to limit performance injuries, and how to better manage anxiety when performing and practitioners understand how to assist performers in better managing their injuries.

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Bronwen Ackermann is an Associate Professor in the School of Medical Sciences at the University of Sydney and a world-leading expert in injury prevention and performance optimisation through the application of performance science research. She has published over 65 peer-reviewed articles on musicians’ health and was the Editor-in-Chief (2016-2021) for Medical Problems of Performing Artists (USA). She has held prestigious grants, including the internationally important ARC Linkage-funded Sound Practice Project, studying the health of Australia’s orchestral musicians (2009-2015). She is both a Churchill and Humboldt Fellowship and is one of the key figures in musicians’ health research and clinical practice internationally.
Currently, she is collaborating with an international team of musicians’ health researchers on musicians’ health literacy, drawing on her three decades of experience providing health education for musicians, including students, professionals and community music organisations nationally and internationally. She developed and led the Musicians’ Health and Performance Wellbeing Program at the Australian National Academy of music from 2013 – 2019 and developed the Essentials of Performing Arts Medicine training program in collaboration with the American College of Sports Medicine and the Performing Arts Medicine Association (USA). She continues to act as a consultant internationally with music and health organisations on specific health initiatives to better prevent and manage performance-related health issues in musicians.

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Physio+10 focuses on the journeys of trailblazing Physiotherapists and today's conversation is with Paul Wright (aka Wrighty). Prior to our conversation, Paul and I have never met, which given our similarities is amazing. Paul's journey travels from degrees in Physical Education and  Physiotherapy, a multiple clinic business owner, and most recently health professional business advisor. Along the way, Paul has created products, collaborated and systemised processes all with the goal of being able to spend more time with his family.

Paul shares many insights that he has learned about the business of running a successful health practice including;

• his first (and most powerful?) lesson; control your own destiny
• a serendipitous moment that literally drove past his nose several times a day
• what 2 factors are needed for success  
• and how the Cumberland Curse plagues all health professionals in private practice.

I am sure you will enjoy the important insights Paul shares in our conversation. Thanks for listening.

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