ACE Audio Advanced Clinical Education

In today’s episode of the CEO Series of ACE Audio, Shaun chats with the CEO of Massage and Myotherapy Australia, Ann Davey. Here you’ll discover the benefits and advantages of being a down-to-earth, team focussed collaborator. Ann is without ego, straightforward and real. Her personality is possibly her superpower, as it puts people at ease and inspires trust in all that deal with her.There are plenty of lessons to take away from today’s interview, so tune in and enjoy!

In this episode of ACE Audio’s CEO Series, Shaun interviews the Co-CEO’s of Myotherapy Australia, Erin Baker and Tessa Verrier.Being the leader of an organisation can be tough, and doing it as a duo could certainly add layers of complication. Yet, Erin and Tess have found a way to strike a balance that works for them and for the organisation.Tune in to learn more about balancing partnerships, playing to your strengths and working as a team.

In this, the first episode of the CEO Series, Shaun Brewster interviews the dynamic duo of Brad and Renee Hiskins.Brad and Renee are a husband and wife partnership that run not one but two successful business in the health field. A multi-location clinical practice, and a product supply business. In this interview, we dive into the challenges, advantages and lessons to be gained from working as a couple in business. What it takes to make it work, why it can be a super power, and what successfu...

In todays episode Gabrielle is chatting with David Clarke, our 2023 Glen Gardner Scholarship winner, about his experience with applying for this scholarship, how he felt when he found out that he was successful, his journey becoming a clinical, some of the challenges of him being a clinician and some of the huge benefits he has found so far being the winner of the scholarship. David is also sharing some of the best tips for the future applicants!

This episode dives into elbow pain, which is often a challenging pain presentation to manage. Shaun and Bo discuss what it is, the importance of a thorough assessment, differential diagnosis, load management and also, if and where manual therapy fits into in the long term management.

In this episode Shaun discusses why it is nice to be important but more important to be nice. This short discussion provides some insight into how being nice can pay off in the long term. This valuable perspective serves as a useful reminder for all human beings.