Apr 07 2025 36 mins 2
Since the doors are open to the Spring 2025 cohort of the online LTAP™ Level 1 course I am sharing extra episodes of the podcast highlighting other practitioners and how they use the LTAP™ in their practice. (Enroll now! https://www.movementrev.com/ltap-level-1-online)
In this bonus episode, I’m sharing a candid conversation with my friend and colleague Sara Tanza, a pelvic physical therapist from Northern California who’s been using LTAP™ in her practice for a couple of years now. This was originally recorded live inside our Missing Link course community, but I knew I had to bring it to the podcast feed too.
Sara and I talked about her journey through different aspects of physical therapy—from neuro to ortho to pelvic health—and how the LTAP™ approach helped her finally connect the dots and feel more confident in knowing where to start with her patients.
We get into the whole-body perspective, how letting the body lead has completely shifted her treatment flow, and why this method fits seamlessly into all kinds of practices (and personalities).
Whether you’re an AT, PT, chiro, strength coach, or Pilates pro, this one’s for you—especially if you feel that “I’m missing something” itch in your clinical reasoning.
Oh, and yes—we geek out a bit about energy, ego, the patriarchy in healthcare, and why we need more yin in our treatment rooms.
Enjoy!
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