Training Physio Students to Differentiate Between Trigger Points and Referred Pain Patterns In physiotherapy, one of the most important skills students must develop is the ability to recognize and differentiate between trigger points and referred pain patterns. Although these terms are often used in...
The Science of Micro-Trauma: Why Every Physio Student Should Understand Dry Needling Mechanisms Physiotherapy is constantly evolving, and so are the techniques we use to treat pain and improve movement. Among these, dry needling has become one of the most talked-about tools in modern practice. To so...
The Shift from Passive to Active: Rethinking MSK Physio Education Models Physiotherapy is no longer just about treating pain—it’s about empowering movement, preventing injuries, and enhancing performance. Within this evolving landscape, Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy for Physiotherapists is undergoin...
Soft Tissue Manual Therapy vs. Instrument-Assisted: What Physiotherapy Students Really Need to Know What Is Soft Tissue Manual Therapy? Soft tissue manual therapy (STM) is exactly what it sounds like—using your hands to treat muscles, fascia, and connective tissue. Some common techniques include: My...
Top Mistakes Physiotherapy Students Make in Dry Needling — And How to Avoid Them Dry needling has become one of the most sought-after skills in physiotherapy. It’s effective, evidence-based, and adds real value to your clinical practice. However, many physiotherapy students (and even new practitione...