We're sharing inspiring stories and the latest from our Education, Clinical, and Research missions. Moving Ahead is a new podcast that shares inspiring stories and highlights the latest from alumni, faculty and friends of the Program in Physical Therapy at Washington University in St. Louis.
Moving Ahead: The Physical Therapy Podcast
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We're sharing inspiring stories and the latest from our Education, Clinical, and Research missions. Moving Ahead is a new podcast that shares inspiring stories and highlights the latest from alumni, faculty and friends of the Program in Physical Therapy at Washington University in St. Louis.
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10/27/2021
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Recent Episodes
July 31, 2025
Mentorship and Community: Strengthening Connections in PT Education
<p>In this episode of Moving Ahead, hosts Dr. Julian Magee and Dr. Patty Navarro McGee speak with Jen Dubbert and Dr. Sylvia Son about the role of mentorship and student groups in the Washington University Program in Physical Therapy. The conversation highlights how these connections create supportive environments that encourage authenticity, strengthen relationships, and promote professional growth. Hear how faculty and student leaders are helping shape the future of physical therapy education through community and meaningful dialogue.</p>
July 21, 2025
Redefining Aging: Dr. Beth Templin’s Bold Vision for Geriatric Physical Therapy
<p>In this inspiring episode of Moving Ahead, hosts Dr. Julian Magee and Dr. Patty Navarro McGee sit down with Dr. Beth Templin, a geriatric physical therapist, entrepreneur, and advocate for healthy aging. Beth shares her journey from home health PT to founding HouseFit, a thriving clinic that blends outpatient therapy with high-intensity fitness for older adults. Together, they explore ageism in healthcare, the power of wellness-based care, and how PTs can challenge stereotypes to empower aging adults. Whether you're a student, clinician, or just curious about innovative care models, this episode will leave you energized and hopeful about the future of aging.</p>
July 11, 2025
Pain, Trust, and Stigma: Ned Presnall on Integrating Mental Health Into Everyday Care
<p>How can health professionals address both the physical and emotional dimensions of pain without bias or stigma? In this episode, clinical social worker and researcher Ned Presnall joins us to explore the critical overlap between mental health and physical health. Drawing from his experience in counseling, addiction treatment, and policy leadership, Ned highlights why taking patients’ pain seriously, whether physical, psychological, or both, is essential to building trust and improving outcomes.</p><p>We discuss the role of empathy and active listening in clinical practice, the harm of dismissing or labeling patients as “difficult” or “noncompliant,” and the barriers that billing and productivity pressures create for true patient-centered care. Ned also reflects on the tension between humanistic and biological models of mental health, and why both perspectives are necessary for meaningful treatment.</p><p>This conversation challenges practitioners, educators, and students to rethink their approach: trust isn’t a “soft skill”-it’s the foundation for care that heals.</p>
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