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"I can't squat anymore." ❌
When a patient says this, they aren't just describing pain—they’re describing a lost belief in their body. Our role as clinicians is to prove them wrong.
Quick Tip: Use "The Evidence Shift"
If a movement hurts, don't just stop. Modify it. Change the stance, adjust the load, or use manual therapy to desensitise the area. When you find a version of that movement they can do, you aren't just training a muscle—you’re dismantling a limiting belief.
3 Clinical Keys:
1. Modify, don’t avoid: Find the "entry point" where the patient feels successful.
2. Hands-on for buy-in: Use manual therapy as a tool to create a "window of opportunity" for movement.
3. Language matters: Shift the narrative from "You're broken" to "We just need a different strategy."