The EP Growth Podcast

This is the EP Growth Podcast from Hunter Rehabilitation and Health.We are here to help grow the Exercise Physiology profession through supporting the personal and professional growth of young EP’s in the industry.This podcast is run by Exercise Physiologists for Exercise Physiologists. Hosted by Ryan McCathie and Chris Goward at Hunter Rehabilitation and HealthFor CPD Courses - check out ExPHYSCPD - https://exphyscpd.com/essa-cpd-courses?fbclid=IwY2xjawGnaSJleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHZPMxitFLkShlx2FDi2RUeu1F0ife8OO3wdNhuMFJObD45dSC_UwQEjk2Q_aem_JN9rfQkFsoshwbgAzuw0Cg

The EP Growth Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Ryan McCathie, with 131 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Ryan McCathie hosts The EP Growth Podcast, a education show with 131 episodes published.

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  EP. 132 - Why Clients Drop Off (And How to Stop It)

  Sep 29, 202618 min

  Ever had a patient who seemed to be progressing well, cancelled one appointment… and then you never saw them again? Not every patient who stops attending is a problem. Sometimes they've achieved their goals and are ready to manage independently. But other patients simply drift out of treatment before the job is done. In this episode of the EP Growth Podcast, we look at four common reasons clients disengage and what you can do about it.

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  Ep. 131 - Pain Science for EPs: What Actually Matters? | ft. Martin Tisdell

  Sep 17, 202656 min

  Pain is something almost every Exercise Physiologist works with; but understanding pain and knowing how to talk about it with patients are two very different things. In this episode, Chris is joined by Accredited Exercise Physiologist Martin Tisdell , who draws on his experience working in multidisciplinary pain management to explore what modern pain science actually means for EP practice.

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  Ep. 130 - From New Grad to Experienced Clinician: What Actually Changes?

  Aug 26, 202627 min

  What actually changes as you go from being a new graduate EP to an experienced clinician? It’s easy to assume the answer is simply more knowledge and more experience. But over time, some of the biggest changes are actually in how you think, make decisions and respond when you don’t have all the answers. In this episode of the EP Growth Podcast, we explore five shifts that can help you develop from an inexperienced EP into a more confident and capable clinician.

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  Ep. 129 - How to Progress a Patient Without Overthinking It

  Aug 20, 202621 min

  When should you actually progress an exercise and what should you change when you do? For early-career EPs, exercise progression can quickly become more complicated than it needs to be. More weight? More reps? A harder exercise? Something completely different? In this episode, we simplify the decision. If you sometimes find yourself standing beside a client wondering "what do I progress from here?", this episode is for you.

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  Ep. 128 - Why Good Advice Doesn't Change Behaviour

  Jul 30, 202615 min

  As Exercise Physiologists, we spend a lot of time educating our patients. We explain pain, prescribe exercises and provide evidence-based advice; but what happens when none of it leads to change? In this episode, I explore one of the biggest lessons I've learnt in clinical practice: knowledge alone rarely changes behaviour. We'll discuss why clients don't always follow through, the common barriers that sit beneath "non-compliance", and how changing the questions we ask can dramatically improve engagement and long-term outcomes.

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