#TopTipsTuesday

Issue 182, 14 May 2024

Human and nature connectedness (HNC) refers to the extent to which humans see themselves as part of nature and is discussed in this week's blogpost, worth a read to consider the effects of rehabilitation in the outdoors. We hope you enjoy this and the other tips in this week's email.

 

Recommended podcast 🎧

Something Old, New, Borrowed, and Truly Extraordinary about Pain gives insight into research and developments in pain science with Lorimer Moseley

Listening time: 1 hour 12 minutes | Listen Now

 

Infographic you can use ⭐️

16 secrets of ultra-productive people on how to become an absolute productivity machine (and it's not a magical 'hack')

 

Blogpost to make you think✍️

Nature-connectedness as a tool in physiotherapy looks into what it is about the outdoors that can improve the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions

Est. reading time: 3 minutes | Read Now

 

Resources you can share👍

Managing PoTS is a comprehensive guide to dealing with Postural Tachycardia Syndrome (PoTS) covering diverse aspects for patients

 

Video you'll love🎥

5 exercises for stronger hamstrings has some nice ideas for strengthening in the area that you'll be able to use with your patients

Watching time: 1 minute | Watch Now

 

The Latest from Physiopedia 🤩 

Inspiring occupational therapists in Uganda with in-person clinical skills training on spinal cord injury about how a recent hybrid learning programme will improve support for patients with spinal cord injury across Uganda

Est. reading time: 2 minutes | Read Now

 

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