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The Therapy of Self-Healing

Never did I think that when I started my pelvic health certification journey with EIM, I would be having to treat myself at the same...

Insight Hub Newsletter | October 2025

What Is the Insight Hub Newsletter? The Insight Hub is EIM’s new monthly educational newsletter that we created to serve as an educational resource for...

Is Burnout a Dirty Word?

The word burnout is everywhere in healthcare.  It is whispered in staff rooms, written into organizational surveys, and appearing regularly in professional publications.  But for physical therapists...

From Treatment to Discovery: How Clinicians Can Contribute to Research Without Leaving the Clinic

When you think of research in physical therapy, what comes to mind? Force plates? Statistical software? Hours spent poring over journal articles in university libraries?...

Insight Hub Newsletter | September 2025

What Is the Insight Hub Newsletter? The Insight Hub is EIM’s new monthly educational newsletter that we created to serve as an educational resource for...

Leveling Up, Not Burning Out: How Specialization and Clinical Mastery Sustain Long-Term PT Careers

In our last post, we explored the rising tide of burnout among physical therapists and the increasing trend of professionals leaving the clinic for non-clinical...

Evidence In Motion Names Jamie James Chief Operating Officer

Evidence In Motion (EIM) has named Jamie James as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO).  With more than two decades of experience in higher education...

A New Tool in Physical Therapy? Introducing the PTCS

A New Tool in Physical Therapy? Introducing the PTCS I’ve been part of countless webinars and podcasts on pain science, and one question always seems...

Insight Hub Newsletter | August 2025

What Is the Insight Hub Newsletter? The Insight Hub is EIM’s new monthly educational newsletter that we created to serve as an educational resource for...

Beyond the Modality: Why Contextual Factors Deserve a Front-Row Seat in Physical Therapy

In physical therapy, we’ve traditionally been trained to chase specificity: targeted interventions, precise manual techniques, personalized exercise prescriptions. But what if a substantial portion of...