Why Kyle Feldman Never “Works a Day”
About this episode
Kyle Feldman discusses the importance of clinical reasoning and therapeutic alliance in physical therapy.
In this episode, we sit down with Kyle Feldman, National Director of Physical Therapy for ReEnvision PT and owner of WE ARE Physiotherapy. Kyle shares how clinical reasoning, therapeutic alliance, and intentional growth have shaped his work as a clinician, educator, and leader. We discuss: Why clinical reasoning is often misunderstood How strong therapeutic alliance amplifies patient outcomes Safety, intent, and application of spinal manipulation in elderly patients Using fellowship training to step into leadership or ownership Kyle’s career path and the mindset that keeps him energized This is a must-listen episode for clinicians looking to level up their reasoning, build meaningful patient relationships, and explore new opportunities in the profession. Key Takeaways: Clinical reasoning is more than pattern recognition — it’s dynamic decision-making. Therapeutic alliance isn’t “being nice”; it’s a critical clinical skill. Older adults are often under-treated due to clinician fear, not evidence. Fellowships can be springboards for business ownership and leadership innovation. Growth in PT requires curiosity, reflection, and courage. Guest Info: ???? Kyle Feldman –…
People in this episode
Guest: Kyle Feldman
Topics covered
- clinical reasoning
- therapeutic alliance
- spinal manipulation
- fellowship training
- leadership in physical therapy
- patient relationships
- professional growth
Keywords
- clinical reasoning
- therapeutic alliance
- spinal manipulation
- elderly patients
- fellowship training
- leadership
- patient outcomes
- professional growth
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: ReEnvision PT, WE ARE Physiotherapy
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