Your Practice Isn't Growing Because of This
In this segment, Kelly Alhooie advises therapists and workshop leaders to redesign their workshops for greater impact. She stresses that workshops should be limited to 30 minutes and that presenters should not field an overwhelming number of post‑session questions. Alhooie points out a common mistake: over‑educating participants by trying to solve the problem during the workshop instead of simply highlighting the problem. She emphasizes that the workshop title and the three core takeaways must directly align with the practical activity being taught—for example, a workshop titled “Stop Leakage with Jumping” should focus exclusively on jumping techniques, not on unrelated methods. By keeping sessions concise, limiting Q&A overload, and ensuring title‑content consistency, therapists can avoid credibility issues and foster practice growth.
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