What pelvic PTs get wrong about scaling #physicaltherapy #healthcare #shorts
In this YouTube short, Kelly Alhooie emphasizes that pelvic physical therapists don’t need to handle every task themselves. She argues that scaling a practice requires thinking bigger and stepping outside one’s comfort zone. When a therapist feels uncomfortable with a particular intervention or decision, the coach advises referring the case to a trusted colleague, staying engaged by asking for their findings, and then integrating that information to see the whole picture. The overall message is that effective coaching and scaling involve delegation, collaboration, and a strategic, big‑picture mindset rather than trying to do everything alone.
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