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Hello folx! Welcome back to another serving of PT MEAL Physical Therapy podcast. Today, we're looking back to some highlights of past batch of guests. We have Dr. Erson Religioso, the modern manual therapist, to talk about what manual therapy is good for and how it's like a cheat code. Dr. Lucylynn Lizarondo, a research fellow from Australia, talked about what promotes evidence uptake and translation to practice. Dr. Mark David Basco, a geriatric clinical specialist, discussed the ideal candidat...

Paul Robert Saladar, PTRP is the Public Relations Officer of the Philippine Association of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists (PAOMPT) and a member of the Publications committee of the Philippine Physical Therapy Association . He is also the Chair of Integrated Health and Wellness - Aklan State University Makato Campus, and an instructor in its Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Sciences program. He founded and owns Powered Recovery Wellness Hub that aims to connect a community of coac...

Today's episode is another revisit to past conversations with some of the wonderful women who guested in the show as way to celebrate International Women's Day last March 8th. Here are highlights from Amirrah Joyce Sacapanio, PTRP on pediatric physical therapy, Sheen Cenidoza, PTRP on community-based rehabilitation, and Maria Aguila, PT, DPT on migrating in the US as a PT. Listen to their pieces of advice on how to elevate our profession as physical therapist.

So for today, we are going to look back to previous episodes with some of the wonderful women we had in the show as way to celebrate International Women's Day last March 8th. Here are some highlights from Catherine Escuadra, MHPEd, PTRP, evidence and mentors, Lili Wells, PT, DPT on pelvic health and traits to have to succeed as a PT, and Maria Angela Borras, PTRP on becoming a sports PT and a being a female PT in Sports.

Marco Villanueva, PTRP is former DLSU Green Jin and Philippine Taekwondo team member, and now a sports physical therapist for the De La Salle University. He shared his experience getting into physical therapy school and becoming a physical therapist as a second degree. In our conversation, we talked about his journey pursuing physical therapy after graduating from his first bachelor's degree, his life as a working student, student-athlete and national athlete, and how he had to make sacrifices ...

I had the pleasure of answering some questions from freshie first year physical therapy students of the University of Santo Tomas as part of their class. We talked about specializations, patient populations, practice settings, and this podcast. Here's our conversation.