195: What To Know About Post-Stroke Dizziness With Nidhi Seth, PT, DPT
Release Date: 01/08/2024
218: Advocating for Accessible Healthcare for People with Disabilities With Chanda Hinton
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Our recent guest on the I Love Neuro podcast, Chanda Hinton, is doing impactful work to improve healthcare access and quality of care for individuals with disabilities. As the Executive Director of the Chanda Center for Health & Wellness in Denver, Colorado, Chanda leads efforts in both direct service provision and systemic advocacy. Chanda shared her personal story of living with a spinal cord injury since 1991. She discussed the secondary conditions that often arise and how the medical model can fall short in long-term support. Chanda's experience with chronic pain and reliance on...
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217: How To Plan A Transformative PD Retreat With Joy Cochran, PT, DPT
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On this episode of the I Love Neuro podcast, host Erin Gallardo sits down with guest Joy Cochran to discuss her business Joy Explorations and an upcoming Parkinson's disease retreat. Joy started Joy Explorations in 2018 with a goal of empowering older adults and those with neurological conditions through adaptive outdoor activities and movement. She found many of her physical therapy clients were not continuing the activities they enjoyed after discharge. Joy wanted to help people live life to the fullest outside of the clinic setting. Joy Explorations now offers group classes, one-on-one...
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216: How To Shed Your Shoulds So You Can Live And Work Happier With Emily Duval Ledger
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Ever feel stuck between what you want to do and what you feel like you should do? Uh, yes, all the time! How does it feel when you have these ingrained expectations making decisions for you? Usually not so great. And it happens to everyone. So in this episode we talk about why that happens, how to recognize when you're operating in external “shoulds” instead of internal “shoulds”, what to do about it. Plus we’ll give you permission to be happier AND reach your goals in the way that works best for you. Get resources, examples and experience to draw from and help propel you forward to...
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215: Learn How To Help Clients Fall WELL With Naomi Casiro
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Okay, so let’s address this head on: No one wants to fall. But falls do happen. Especially for people who have trouble with their balance. So wouldn’t it be great if when someone did fall, they knew how to roll or land in a way that minimized injury? That’s what we’re talking about today with physiotherapist Naomi Casiro of NeuroFit BC. She runs one on one and group therapy sessions for people with PD teaching them the fundamentals of controlling their movement and momentum in order to minimize risk. In the show we’ll address: The actual format and progression of...
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214: What To Know About Being Non-Participating With Medicare With Tyler Horton, PT, DPT, NCS
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There are a lot of reasons you can go into private practice. Most of which have to do with the desire to provide care in a different way than you’ve seen in your community. But the way you set up your practice can be as unique as you are. One challenging question most neuro clinicians face when setting up their private practice is what to do about Medicare? As policies with Medicare continue to change, many opt to enroll in Medicare as a non-participating provider. This means you work with Medicare beneficiaries to deliver covered services but you bill differently. As a non-participating...
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213: Quick High-Impact, Low-Cost Ideas With Dr. JJ Mowder-Tinney, PT, PhD, NCS
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Ever feel discouraged about the care you think you can provide without fancy equipment? Not after you listen to this episode! In today’s show you’ll learn easy ideas to make maximum impact no matter what setting you’re in and what you have available to you. We’ll share actual patient stories to give you real examples of strategies to apply in the clinic tomorrow. Making meaningful change doesn’t require a big budget. Sometimes the best ideas come from using what you have around you and from working on the priorities of your patient. Which ideas are your favorites? To attend the...
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212: How To Safely Get To Heart Rate Peak In Order To Modify Parkinson’s With Dr. Daniel Corcos, PhD
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Have you heard exercise is good for people with Parkinson’s? Duh! As a listener of this podcast you most certainly have! Do you know how much someone should get their heart rate up to make a difference? What about how to test them to ensure you understand their peak HR? The research on exercise and Parkinson’s is booming and we want to give you the best information straight from the source. That’s exactly why we invited prominent researcher Dr. Daniel M Corcos, PhD to the show! He’s been involved in pivotal research that actually shows exercise can modify the disease progression. No...
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211: How To Approach Pain Neuroscience Education In Neuro With Dr. Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD
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Do you work with people who have pain AND neurologic conditions? In our world it would be rare to find someone who doesn’t have at least a few patients or clients who experience pain either as a result of their diagnosis or even pain that is completely unrelated but persists. In this episode we had the privilege of picking the brain of one of the best pain neuroscience educators around, Dr. Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD, senior faculty, pain science director and vice-president of faculty experience for Evidence in Motion. As a leader in the field of pain neuroscience, Adriaan has authored and...
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210: Running Intensives For Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury With Empower SCI
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Do you see a gap in the care of individuals that you work with? Sometimes the work isn’t done after discharge, am I right? The desire to fill a gap for individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) is what led 2 PTs and an OT to establish Empower SCI in 2012. Empower SCI is a non-profit dedicated to providing intensive rehabilitation experiences for people with SCI by creating immersive, residential experiences with clinical experts, peer mentors, recreational opportunities, and around the clock support. Empower SCI has a unique and innovative model that is volunteer driven and loved by all who...
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209: How To Close the Gap Between Research And Practice With Dr. Carolee Winstein, PhD, PT, FAPTA
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Have you ever felt like there was a disconnect between what the researchers are thinking and what you, as a clinician, are thinking? You’re not the only one! The desire to bridge the gap between research and what really goes on in the clinic has been a topic of discussion for decades. We interviewed Dr. Carolee Winstein, PhD, PT, FAPTA about this very topic and what the possible solutions may be. Dr. Winstein, a pivotal figure in redirecting professional focus towards motor control, motor learning and neuroplasticity, shares her transformational journey. When working with individuals with...
info_outlineOn today’s show we interviewed Dr. Nidhi Seth, PT, DPT, CCVT, CSRS. She is a Doctor of Physical Therapy with specialization in concussion, neurological and vestibular disorders. After earning her undergraduate degree in Physiotherapy from India, she then went on to pursue her Post-Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy (PP-DPT) at Loma Linda University in Southern California. Dr. Seth further completed extensive training and clinical certifications in neurologic and vestibular disorders as well as management of concussion. Her clinical experience spans 15+ years from academic centers to community hospitals, across both Asia and the United States. She’s a licensed Physical Therapist in the states of California, Colorado and North Carolina. She's the CEO & Founder of NeuroBloom Physical Therapy & Wellness; started in the Bay Area, California and has now expanded to Raleigh, North Carolina. She has sought to teach DPT students across the country about the importance of Neuro-Vestibular Rehabilitation as an APTA Credentialed Clinical Instructor and adjunct faculty member with several prominent universities. She is also a faculty innovator & program coordinator at 360 NeuroGO where she teaches on multiple vestibular competencies.
In the show today we’ll discuss why Nidhi decided to start her own business, why she chose to create a concierge model, how she expanded into 2 states, and what her schedule looks like as a business owner with 2 clinics plus teaching. Additionally we’ll discuss the ways you can screen for post-stroke dizziness to determine whether the dizziness is central or peripheral. Nidhi will share the tests she performs, the questions you can ask your patients, and what to look out for depending on the location of the stroke.
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