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Sam and Kenzo from PhysiKits break down the science of neurological conditions and physiotherapy management into bite-sized notes and take-home tips. Plus some laughs along the way!

  1. #15 Relapses vs Progression: The Two Faces of MS

    1D AGO

    #15 Relapses vs Progression: The Two Faces of MS

    This third episode of our multiple sclerosis deep-dive is short but important - unpacking what MS diagnoses actually mean. Today we discuss the main types of MS, the difference between relapses and progression, and how an MS diagnosis can shift over time.

    21 min
  2. #14 Multiple Sclerosis: First Symptoms & Diagnostic Journey

    MAY 11

    #14 Multiple Sclerosis: First Symptoms & Diagnostic Journey

    This is the second episode of our multiple sclerosis deep-dive, and today we cover the start of the diagnostic journey. Tune in as we discuss the early signs of MS, what the first episode of demyelination is called, and how neurologist actually make the MS diagnosis.

    36 min

  3. MAY 4

    #13 Multiple Sclerosis: Where Do We Even Begin?

    Welcome to NeuroNotes! A podcast hosted by Kenzo and Sam, two neurological physiotherapists and the brains behind PhysiKits. Today marks the start of shift to condition-specific episode blocks - beginning with Multiple Sclerosis. In this episode we talk through what MS really is, why demyelination causes the various multiple sclerosis symptoms, and why it varies so much from person to person.

    30 min

  4. APR 27

    #12 What's Coming Next for NeuroNotes

    Welcome to NeuroNotes! A podcast hosted by Kenzo and Sam, two neurological physiotherapists and the brains behind PhysiKits. We're 3 months into our YouTube journey now, and are taking a moment to reflect.Tune in as we discuss what's been working, what's been hard, and what we've learned along the way. We also get a bit personal with clinical wins, NDIS frustrations, and the realities of building something new alongside full-time clinical work. And importantly we explain why the next phase is going all-in on multiple sclerosis!

    1h 8m
  5. #11 Research Reacts: Glia - Friend or Foe?

    APR 13

    #11 Research Reacts: Glia - Friend or Foe?

    Welcome to Research Reacts!  This is our little sub-series within NeuroNotes, where we talk through new research papers that we think will be interesting or useful for people living with neurological conditions. In this first episode, we cover a review published in January 2026 titled “Glial Cells as Key Mediators in the Pathophysiology of Neurodegenerative Diseases”, by Bogus and colleagues (yes - real name!) 🔗 Full paper here: https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms27020884 This fascinating review collates the emerging science around glia, the long overlooked cells of the nervous system, and the roles they may play in the disease processes of Alzheimer’s disease, Huntington’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, and ALS.  Tune in to learn more!

    47 min
  6. #10 How is Neuro Rehab Different for Kids vs Adults?

    APR 6

    #10 How is Neuro Rehab Different for Kids vs Adults?

    Welcome to NeuroNotes! A podcast hosted by Kenzo and Sam, two neurological physiotherapists and the brains behind PhysiKits. Today we talk about the difference between neurological rehabilitation in children versus adults. This is a speciality of Sam's, who has a lot of experience working with children with Cerebral Palsy, Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, and more. Tune in to learn about the types of conditions that tend to affect early-age, how rehab goals differ, and how these change across the lifespan!

    1h 11m
  7. #9 Cerebellar Stroke - Is It Really Weakness? (Case Study 1)

    MAR 30

    #9 Cerebellar Stroke - Is It Really Weakness? (Case Study 1)

    Welcome to NeuroNotes! A podcast hosted by Kenzo and Sam, two neurological physiotherapists and the brains behind PhysiKits.  Today’s episode is a bit different, and our first “Case Study” - where we detail a real client’s journey with a neurological condition (anonymous of course!) Our first case is a man who suffered from a cerebellar haemorrhagic stroke in his 50s. We detail his journey from diagnosis, our findings on assessment, and his progress so far with neurological rehab. Importantly, his story is a perfect example of when certain neurological symptoms masquerade as others. This is one you don’t want to miss!

    1h 10m
  8. #8 Can I Exercise Safely At Home?

    MAR 23

    #8 Can I Exercise Safely At Home?

    Welcome to NeuroNotes! A podcast hosted by Kenzo and Sam, two neurological physiotherapists and the brains behind PhysiKits.  Today we tackle one of the major barriers to exercising at home with a neurological condition: fear!  We talk through the key factors needed to exercise safely, what equipment you need, how to get started, and when to get help.

    46 min
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Sam and Kenzo from PhysiKits break down the science of neurological conditions and physiotherapy management into bite-sized notes and take-home tips. Plus some laughs along the way!

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  • Creator
    PhysiKits
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    15
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Show Website
    NeuroNotes