Athletic Therapy Now Ashley Burr

In this episode, Lindsay and Ashley define what they mean by “toxic”. They discuss what we as Athletic Therapists can do if we find ourselves in a professionally toxic relationship and the social media side of it. They talk about the importance of collaboration both with AT’s and other HCP’s and what you can do now to start a collaborative relationship.

In this episode, Nate and Ashley chat about minimalist shoes. We discuss what our definition of a minimalist shoe is, common injuries/concerns that may be associated with traditional shoes, the differences in biomechanics between traditional and minimalist footwear and give you a few tips on how to get started with a barefoot shoe!

In this episode, I chat with Mylène about her experiences in working with a professional soccer team. We discussed what it took to get there, highlights, challenges, recommendations for other Athletic Therapists looking to work with a professional sports team, and we got a bit into imposter syndrome

In this episode, Nikki and Ashley discuss what to look for in a continuing education course, what to look for in an instructor, and how to know if the course is right for you!

In this episode, Kathlyn Hossack CAT(C) shares her journey to pursuing knowledge on Somatic Therapy & Breathwork. Kathlyn goes into what Somatic Therapy is, how it fits with the BPS model of care, how it can be integrated into care with clients and the importance of it’s use as a way to facilitate/guide clients through their treatment and recovery.
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Nikki Smith is a Certified Athletic Therapist, owner, and founder of Revolution Rehab Inc. – a mixed therapy, physical rehab clinic in Winnipeg. Nikki has been practicing Athletic Therapy since 2014 and created Revolution in late 2016 to support other rehab professionals. She has gone through the build of her clinic from the ground up, including concept, design, construction, City Permits, creating contracts, working with lawyers, hiring staff and contractors, and adapting and reworking the business structure to adapt to the changing landscape.
She mentors student therapists from the UofM and UofW on Athletic Therapy and the business side of the industry. She also offers a workshop called The Business Side of Athletic Therapy, to help educate new therapists coming into the trade.