32 YO F Ct presented today with superior-anterior shoulder pain 7 days after throwing a ''straight cross'' in pad work. Of all the structures that could have been affected, such as - A) Proximal short & long head bicep tendons B) Subscapularis tendon C) Superior-anterior labrum D) Supraspinatus insertional tendon E) Subacromial bursa Why do you think the AC joint was the structure that was implicated? What would you take into consideration when determining why the AC joint was damaged? What questions would you ask? DROP YOUR COMMENTS BELOW 👇

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How We Handle Cancellations in Private Practice (and Still Hit Our Weekly Targets) Let’s be real — cancellations are part of the game. But if you don’t track, overbook, and backfill smartly… they’ll punch holes in your revenue. Here’s our play: ✅ Know your numbers: Track your weekly cancellation + no-show %. Anything over 10–12% needs a system tweak. ✅ Overbook peak slots: Just like airlines do. Strategically overfill late arvo and morning spots (these always go first). ✅ Run a tight waitlist: Cancellation? Fill it in 10–15 mins. Keep a “hot list” of keen clients ready to slot in. ✅ Policy = power: 24hr cancellation policy + reminder texts. No awkward convos when it’s part of the system. ✅ Front-load value: Pre-paid packs, maintenance pricing, and reminder systems help reduce flakes + increase loyalty. 📊 Bonus: Track lost revenue per week. You’ll take cancellations way more seriously. Want the full SOP? Comment below and I’ll drop it 👇

Let me see what your clinical reasoning is like! SHx/ 54 YO F presented with intermittent bilateral “pins & needles” in her wrists/hands ; 3rd digit numbness + Chronicity - 2 months Sleep affected/unaffected - Yes ; ++night in L) 3rd digit Aggs - Nil movements ; transient symptoms ; worse at night Occupation - Step teacher, and special needles teacher Scans/radiology - Client visited GP for scans. Client went and got CT scan for neck and ultrasound wrists. CT scan Cx result - Moderate left foraminal narrowing C6/7 with potential irritation left C7 nerve Ultrasound wrists result - - Thickening of median nerves within carpal tunnels bilaterally - Right volar wrist ganglion Client visited a Physio who specializes in carpal tunnel & was advised to use splinting at night for the next 4-6 weeks & to avoid loaded wrist extension and to use anti inflammatory gel if pain is excessive. No rehab was prescribed No manual therapy was administered Physio recommended nerve conduction study if symptoms did not settle Here are my questions to you - A) What would your assessment & differential diagnosis be? B) What would your treatment be based on the above? C) How would your treatment plan shape your rebooking strategy? READY. SET. GO 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

Okay guys, the poll was small, but we start somewhere and grow 🌱 - the winning topic was “Marketing Strategies & Finding New Clients… So I’ll start by asking a question: What do you think is the best way to get new clients AND WHY?! And we can go from there. Hopefully this will help those with slow diaries right now, and maybe some people new to their own private practise…