EP11 — Spatial Neglect After Stroke: Assess and Understand
How can we recognise neglect after stroke and understand its real-world impact before deciding how to intervene?
In this episode of the BTB Rehab Podcast, we discuss neglect after stroke as a heterogeneous clinical syndrome that may affect spatial attention, body representation and the orientation of action.
EP10 — Telerehabilitation: What Do We Gain and What Do We Lose with Distance?
Can rehabilitation assessment and intervention be delivered remotely while maintaining clinical quality, safety and a meaningful therapeutic relationship?
In this episode of the BTB Rehab Podcast, we discuss telerehabilitation as a clinical practice.
EP09 — Stimulate or Support? FES and AFO in Gait Rehabilitation
In this episode of the BTB Rehab Podcast, we explore the role of two commonly used strategies in gait rehabilitation: functional electrical stimulation (FES) and the ankle-foot orthosis (AFO).
Rather than asking which option is universally better, we focus on a more clinically relevant question: how do we decide which approach is most appropriate for each person?
EP08 EN — The Tendon: What Actually Drives Pain and Recovery?
If you still think of the tendon as a passive or inflamed structure, this episode may change how you approach clinical decision-making.
In this episode of the BTB Rehab Podcast, we explore what the tendon actually is, how it behaves under load, and why that matters for rehabilitation outcomes.
EP07 EN — Real-World Data in Rehabilitation: What Actually Works?
If you’re collecting more and more data but not seeing clearer clinical decisions, this episode may change your perspective.
In this episode of the BTB Rehab Podcast, we explore what real-world data actually supports in outpatient rehabilitation, and why more data is not always better.
EP06 EN — BFR: Science or Hype?
Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) is becoming increasingly popular in rehabilitation — but is it a clinically useful tool or just another trend?
In this episode of the BTB Rehab Podcast, we critically review the current evidence and explore how BFR can be used as a load management strategy when high-load training is not feasible.
EP05 EN — Inflammation Is Not the Enemy – A Clinical Framework for Understanding Inflammation in Rehabilitation
Inflammation is not the enemy. The problem is treating it as if it were.
In this episode, we explore a clinical framework for understanding inflammation in musculoskeletal rehabilitation.
EP04 EN – Evidence-Based Practice: How to Make Better Clinical Decisions
Evidence-Based Practice is often misunderstood in rehabilitation. It’s not just about following research papers – it’s about making better clinical decisions by integrating scientific evidence, clinical expertise, and patient values.
EP03 EN – Neuroplasticity in Aphasia: Hype or Clinical Tool?
This episode answers a simple question: Is neuroplasticity in aphasia a real clinical tool or just an overhyped concept?
Neuroplasticity in aphasia is often seen as the key to stroke recovery — but current evidence shows that outcomes depend on dose, intensity, and targeted interventions.
In this episode, we translate the latest research into practical clinical decisions for aphasia rehabilitation.
EP02 EN – Chronic Pain: An Occupational Therapy Perspective
In this episode of Bench to Bedside Rehabilitation, we explore the role of Occupational Therapy in chronic pain management.
What if chronic pain isn’t just a tissue problem, but rather a matter of how the body perceives and interprets it?