Show Notes
Physiotherapist and Business owner, Alexia Catenacci, explores accurate patient care within the industry, patient assessment, over treatment and misdiagnosis.
After some contagious laughter and acknowledging “I am the problem”, Lex confidently introduces herself. Together we discuss acknowledging individual patient goals, breaking down physiotherapy stigmas, challenges patients may encounter and the importance of taking onus.
During our conversation, we cover key points in the hope of empowering patient care and having the choice to taper treatment directed toward independent goals.
We mentioned at the end of this episode, we would love to hear from YOU! Please share your personal experiences with Physiotherapists and how it helped or hindered your journey.
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