This English podcast series from the Hochschule Bremen's BSc physiotherapy course takes a look at a broad 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. You'll find us on Spotify, apple podcasts and google podcasts. Subscribe now to make sure you don't miss the next episode!
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis English podcast series from the Hochschule Bremen's BSc physiotherapy course takes a look at a broad 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. You'll find us on Spotify, apple podcasts and google podcasts.
Recent episodes include "S4 E7 To what extent can research be trusted?" (26 February 2026, 15 minutes), "S4 E6 You rethink pain: Spatial Summation of Pain" (19 February 2026, 11 minutes), and "S4 E5 New Work in Physiotherapy" (12 February 2026, 15 minutes).
Physio:logical! publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 13 minutes across 28 episodes.
Booking probability for Physio:logical! is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Physio:logical! requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Physio:logical!'s contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Physio:logical! are Therapists & Other Health Practitioners. Physio:logical! has a health audience.
Physio:logical! is a health podcast with 28 episodes published.
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It is tempting to blindly trust research papers, but how reliable are they in fact? In this episode our ATW students and physiotherapists Janina, Melanie and Jule examine the challenges of designing and undertaking...
Physio:logical!
S4 E6 You rethink Pain Pain: we know it – we feel it – but do we truly understand it? Tom Frankenstein, from the University of Lübeck, aims to answer this question. During the research symposium, he spoke about spatial...
Episode #5
As future physiotherapists, we (Mika, Ilka and Paula) want to actively shape where our profession is heading, especially in terms of working conditions. In today’s episode, you will learn what New Work is, why it is...
Episode #4
Physios Dominik, Jonathan and Mia examine Dr. Jean-Pascal Grenier's research into the way low back pain is presented on Austrian healthcare websites. Additionally, they introduce the German national care guidelines on...
Episode #3
In this episode, inspired by the Research Symposium, physios Charlotte, Lisa and Emma discuss the physiotherapy school system in Germany and present new learning strategies. Find out how we can reshape the future in...
Does less pain equal more movement after knee arthroplasty? The answer might surprise you! In this episode our ATW students and physiotherapists Sarah, Johann and Lennard explore physical activity after total knee...
Episode #1
Advancing technology offers many opportunities to improve the quality of physiotherapy training. In this episode our ATW physiotherapists Giuliana, Sarah and Jonny discuss the use of AI as it revolutionizes...
Episode #1
<p>This November we are hosting the German Society for Physiotherapy Science's 9th Symposium. Our students will be taking a look at some of the latest ideas in physiotherapy and sharing them with a global audience. </p>
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<p>In the last of the current series, HSB ATW physios Luca, Paula and Mats take a look at the professional physio training which they completed before matriculation at HSB. </p> <p>To what extent did it make them fit...
Episode #6
<p>In this episode Evelina, Melina and Matthis talk about their time at the physio school. How was it? What did they expect? And finally, how was the exam?</p>
Episode #5
<p>Have you ever wondered whether people should exercise when pregnant and if so, how much? In this episode we'll check out the topic of physical activity during pregnancy and explore the potential benefits that regular...
Episode #4
<p>Does the menstrual cycle influence sport performance? In this episode Aileen, Janine, Johanna and Lukas talk about the latest evidence concerning this question. A must-listen for trainers, physiotherapists and people...
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<p>ATW physios Jan, Phillip, Josy and Janina get to grips with a common but often underestimated injury. As both competitive athletes and qualified physios, they offer some recommendations on the best ways to achieve a...
Episode #2
<p>ATW physios Sebastian, Arthur and Raphael take a look at posture. If you'd like to catch up on the references to which they refer in this podcast, the following links may be useful:</p> <p>Arthur</p> <p>1. Carini et...
Episode #1
<p>In this episode, ATW physios Valeria, Anne and Sharif look at the effects of a positive mental attitude and how this attitude influences the therapy with the patient. How can the positive attitude of either patient...
<p>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...
Episode #7
<p>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. </p> <p>Greta, Kati, Lea...
<p>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!</p> <p><br></p>
<p>Tammo, Jonah, Sofia and Marcelo compare different international educational models for physiotherapy.</p>
Episode #1
<p>We take a look at something familiar to everyone: pain. What IS pain exactly and what is its function? </p>
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