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The FAKTR Podcast

The FAKTR Podcast

De: Jessica Riddle Todd Riddle
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Welcome to the FAKTR Podcast, where we talk about the stuff they didn’t teach you in school—how to grow your practice, refine your clinical skills, and get better results for your patients. We’re here to help you navigate the real-world challenges of being a healthcare provider, from delivering top-notch patient care to running a business that doesn’t run you into the ground. Whether you’re fresh out of school or scaling your practice, we’re diving into the hands-on techniques, business strategies, and mindset shifts that set you apart—so you can build a career you love without burning out. If you're ready to learn what works (and what doesn’t) from people who’ve been there, you’re in the right place.

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  • #125 - Why Great Clinicians Still Struggle in Practice

    #125 - Why Great Clinicians Still Struggle in Practice
    Apr 3 2026
    Why Great Clinicians Still Struggle in Practice

    In this solo episode, we’re tackling a hard truth that many healthcare providers feel but rarely say out loud:

    You can be incredibly talented clinically… and still struggle in practice.

    Why? Because clinical education and business education are not the same thing.

    Too many providers spend years sharpening their skills in assessment, treatment, and patient care—but receive little to no training on how to build a practice that is sustainable, profitable, well-run, and resilient. And in today’s healthcare landscape, that gap matters more than ever.

    In this episode, we explore why business education is not a distraction from clinical excellence—it’s one of the things that supports it. From patient communication and retention to systems, workflow, marketing, and long-term practice growth, this conversation is about helping providers understand why success in practice requires strength in both lanes: clinical and business.

    This episode also introduces The Clinical Catalyst, a new weekly LinkedIn newsletter created for modern healthcare providers who want to think more strategically about patient care, practice growth, continuing education, business systems, and practical innovation.

    Key Topics:
    • Why great clinical skill does not automatically lead to success in practice
    • Common business challenges that hold talented providers back
    • Why patients now expect more clarity, trust, convenience, and follow-through
    • The false divide between “clinical” and “business” education
    • Why stronger business systems often lead to better patient experiences and better outcomes
    • Simple action steps providers can take right away to start building a stronger practice

    🔗 RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
    • Subscribe to The Clinical Catalyst Newsletter on LinkedIn here
    • Join our Email List to get the Weekly Email here
    • Tell us your biggest challenge in business in our anonymous survey here


    This episode includes AI-generated content.
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    22 m
  • #124 - More Techniques Alone Don’t Lead to Better Outcomes with Dr. Tom Teter

    #124 - More Techniques Alone Don’t Lead to Better Outcomes with Dr. Tom Teter
    Mar 20 2026
    More Techniques Alone Don’t Lead to Better Outcomes with Dr. Tom Teter

    Why do smart clinicians still get inconsistent results?

    In this AI-assisted audio training based on a recent article by Dr. Tom Teter, we explore a critical idea in modern clinical practice: more techniques alone do not lead to better outcomes.

    This episode challenges the belief that collecting more methods automatically improves care. Instead, it makes the case for stronger clinical reasoning, clearer progression, and a more complete model for bridging rehab and performance.

    Featuring the original ideas and framework of Dr. Tom Teter, developer of Rehab to Fitness and the Clinical Human Performance Practitioner (CHPP) Program.

    If you want to sharpen your thinking, improve consistency, and move beyond technique collection, this episode is for you.

    Key Topics:
    • Why smart clinicians can still get inconsistent results
    • Why more techniques alone do not automatically improve outcomes
    • The difference between collecting tools and developing a true clinical model
    • How inconsistency shows up in real-world patient care
    • Why the “gray zone” is where clinical reasoning matters most
    • How rehab, progression, and performance are more connected than many clinicians realize
    • What it takes to think more clearly and practice more confidently under pressure

    🔗 RESOURCES & LINKS:

    If this episode resonates with you and you want to explore this model more fully, learn more about the Clinical Human Performance Practitioner (CHPP) Program. The CHPP certification is designed to help clinicians strengthen decision-making, better connect rehab and performance, and build a more complete framework for patient progression and long-term outcomes. Follow and subscribe to the Performance Practitioner on Substack for more content like this.


    🎙️ SUPPORT THE SHOW: Visit our website at faktrpodcast.com to leave a review or comment

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
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    19 m
  • #123 - Pain, Plasticity & Performance: How Rehab Actually Works with Dr. Todd Riddle, Part 2

    #123 - Pain, Plasticity & Performance: How Rehab Actually Works with Dr. Todd Riddle, Part 2
    Mar 6 2026
    Pain, Plasticity & Performance: How Rehab Actually Works with Dr. Todd Riddle

    Why do some rehab programs fail to produce lasting results — while others help patients rebuild strength, resilience, and performance?

    In this episode of the FAKTR Podcast, we take a deep dive into the science behind effective rehabilitation.Building on the framework discussed in Part 1 of this series, Dr. Todd Riddle explores what is actually happening inside the body when rehabilitation is done correctly — from tissue healing and fascia mechanics to neurological adaptation and neuroplasticity.

    You’ll learn how progressive loading, sensory input, and movement-based interventions influence the musculoskeletal system, nervous system, and overall recovery process.

    If you’re a clinician, student, or healthcare professional working in rehab, sports medicine, or human performance, this episode will give you a deeper understanding of how rehab truly works — and why progression and load management are essential for long-term outcomes.

    Key Topics:
    • The role of fascia in movement, force transmission, and sensory feedback
    • Why the concept of “densification” may be more accurate than “adhesions”
    • What tensegrity means for stability and whole-body movement
    • How afferentation and sensory input influence the nervous system
    🔗 RESOURCES & LINKS:

    If you’re interested in earning your FAKTR Certification, join the 2026 FAKTR Live Course Priority Waitlist to get notified when a regional cohort opens in your area. Click here to learn more and get on the list

    👉 This episode is sponsored by Rehab to Fitness. Learn more about the Clinical Human Performance Practitioner Certification here.

    🎙️ SUPPORT THE SHOW: Visit our website at faktrpodcast.com to leave a review or comment
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    33 m
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