From one imposter to another, it's all going to work out. Whatever you're feeling, you're not alone and I would argue, it's not a bad thing.
The Ice Cube Analogy
There are more similarities between melting an ice cube and reaching your goals than you might think.
COVID-19: Should I Be Here?
The slower pace gives me space to think and I vacillate between feelings. Part of me is comforted. It tells me that everything will be back to normal in due time. However, the other part of me feels worried. It tells me that the world might never be the same.
My Back Hurts, But I’m Good
Patients don’t seek physical therapy because they are in pain. Patients seek physical therapy because their pain is interfering with who they are.
First, Add Value
This blog is about adding value first, before expectation of return and how that mindset can transform healthcare and your life.
Bathroom Blog: Lessons In Customer Service
The smallest things sometimes make the biggest difference. This short story is about how a bathroom experience taught me about exceptional customer service.
The Softer Side of PT
The "soft skills" are the skills that matter most.
Addressing Pain Like Parents
How we can all learn from parents when it comes to understanding and addressing pain.
First Clinical Rotation: Advice From Current DPTs
Some advice I recieved from current DPTs as I prepare to go out on my first clinical rotation.
What I Learned My First Year In PT School
Here are 5 things I learned during my first year of PT school.