Dr. Gail Deyle joins the show to discuss clinical reasoning, diagnostic skill, and the evidence supporting OMPT. A true clinician-scientist, Dr. Deyle has spent decades conducting clinical trials, mentoring fellowship-trained clinicians, and advocating for direct access and advanced evaluation skills in physical therapy.In this episode we explore:• Why PTs are essential contributors to global health• Evidence showing OMPT’s high benefit and low risk• The real impact of fellowship training on clinical outcomes• Advanced interviewing and reasoning as core PT competencies• The importance of diagnostic screening by PTs• Direct access and why restrictions harm patientsGuest: Dr. Gail DeyleOrganization: Army Baylor Doctoral Fellowship

Kids Aren’t Little Adults: Rethinking Pediatric Manual Therapy with Ginny Henderson

The Hands On Hands Off Podcast from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists explores the debate at the heart of modern rehab:

How much treatment should be hands-on… and how much should empower patients to move independently?

Through conversations with leaders in manual therapy, orthopedic physical therapy, pain science, and rehabilitation, we break down:

• clinical reasoning
• manual therapy techniques
• patient education
• exercise-based care
• evidence vs tradition in PT

If you’re a physical therapist, manual therapist, DPT student, or rehabilitation professional, this show will challenge assumptions and sharpen your practice.