On this episode of Clifton Health On Air, Danielle Jones, Host, and Lauren Scarfo, Co-Host sit down with Thomas Sadowski, Social Worker and Lamont Williams, Program Coordinator for the Center for Adult Transition's Culinary Arts Vocational Training Program at Passaic County Community College (PCCC).More information and resources please visit:https://pccc.edu/https://catalog.pccc.edu/ce/program/CenterforAdultTransition/https://catalog.pccc.edu/ce/program/GraduationCATJune2023/Don't forget to tune in

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 177 (World Congress - Dublin): Structural and Cultural Humility: A Concept and A Mindset Guests: Michael Cole and Tyrone Cassius Why do I believe what I believe? And, what do I do with what I believe? A critically reflective and meaningfully impactful discussion on the hidden curriculum of humanity within the Athletic Training and Therapy space. Michael Cole (he/they) graduated in 2001 as a Sports & Exercise Therapi...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 161 (World Congress - Dublin): Growing Locally, Learning Internationally Guests: Panagiota Karanika & Stavros Daoukas, the Greek Athletic Therapy Association We sit down to discuss the GATA and its growth potential with the support of the World Federation of Athletic Training and Therapy. Panagiota Karanika is the current President of the Greek Athletic Therapy Association and presented her research on circadian rhythm and h...

If you are into Zwift racing, this episode is for you. We sat down with Mike, a Cat 3 racer who’s ridden 900 races and holds a rating racing score of 934. He shares wisdom, strategies, gear insights, and race tactics he’s learned through hundreds of virtual battles. Whether you’re just curious or you want to climb the Zwift ranks fast—don’t miss this one. Follow us: YOUTUBE: @bespoke-endurance INSTAGRAM: @bespoke_endurance TIK TOK: @bespokeendurance STRAVA: https://www.strava.com/athl...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 167 (World Congress - Dublin): Breasts: Hidden in Plain Sight Siobhan O'Donovan presents her research, her clinical and application findings and her story of an issue that faces more than half of the human population, yet has had very little attention for the right reasons. "The Booby Physio", Siobhan O'Donovan is specializing in breast weight management, and its impact on women and girls, which very much covers the biopsycho...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 166 (World Congress - Dublin): Cannabis: Misconceptions and Informing A Profession Risk/Reward or Be Informed? The approach is always educational first! Jeff Konin sits down to discuss cannabis in sport and the reality of its usage, including misconceptions. Jeff Konin is a Clinical Professor at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. He serves as the Director of the Doctor of Athletic Training Program and leads the G...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 164 (World Congress - Dublin): Acknowledging the Voice of the Child Expertise in the adolescent space. Gemma and David ran a workshop on the adolescent athlete and how to measure and monitor growth and maturation. An absolute passion project: the topic of adolescence and the developing child is rarely covered in initial training, yet is an area most people get their first job in. Which firstly, leaves practitioners massively vulner...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 160 (World Congress - Dublin): A Needed Healthcare Profession Guests: Mollie Pillman and AJ Duffy We sit down with two esteemed leaders from within the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) to discuss the growth of the Athletic Training and Therapy profession on a global scale. The depth and breadth of education and expertise land us as a valued and needed healthcare profession. Mollie Pillman is the Executive ...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 158 (World Congress - Dublin): Human Performance and Manual Therapy: A Continuum Michael Higgins sits down to discuss the continuum of human performance and what the World Congress event is all about: learning, sharing and connecting. Michael is the Athletic Training Program Director at the University of Virginia. His two interactive workshops at WC 13 are: "Optimizing Squat Mechanics for Rehabilitation Success" and "Thoracic Manu...

This is a bedtime story for grown ups about you heading into British woodland, finding your way to a cabin in a slight clearing in the woods. settling down to rest in a comfortable chair with a cat purring on your lap, then drifting into a reverie in that chair where you explore a series of dreamscapes, before waking from that reverie and heading to bed and drifting into Slumberland.

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 153 Empowering Minds and Uniting Hearts In a continued build-up to World Congress Dublin, 2025, we sit down with two leaders in the fields of mental and behavioural therapy. Alyssa Anderson and Jessica Huett will present their expertise and an organizational approach to delivering meaningful material in mental health avenues in Dublin. We discuss the path to this expertise, the excitement of being a part of an international event a...

In this episode, Dr. Cat Brown leads a thoughtful and practical Q&A, answering audience questions about perimenopause, menopause care, and personalized treatment options. She explains how DHEA can support women in early perimenopause, why vaginal estrogen is safe and effective alongside systemic HRT, and why hormone lab testing isn’t necessary for guiding care. Dr. Cat also gives advice on managing hot flashes, night sweats, and early side effects, plus practical guidance o...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 155 A Nomadic Profession with Adaptable and Ample Skillsets Our final pre-Ireland chAT. Sitting down to discuss the multitiered approach to emergency care and on-field injury with expert Meghan McKay. She will be presenting at this year's World Congress in Dublin-Maynooth, Ireland. Meghan McKay is a board-certified and licensed athletic trainer based out of Houston, Texas, USA with more than 15 years of experience in professi...

S: 02 Epi 02: “The Four-Leggeds: Grounded Medicine for Clinicians” Hosts: Alex Runolfson & John Cottrell In this week’s Rebel Clinicians Podcast, Alex and John continue their series on spirit animals with a focus on the Four-Leggeds—dog, bear, cat, squirrel, and elephant. These grounded, earth-connected allies hold timeless wisdom that can reshape the way clinicians and healers approach their work. John shares how Dog—his loyal Golden Retriever power animal—teaches guardianship, j...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 154 Care Coordination Makes Our Profession Highly Valued We sit down and chat on the value of the Athletic Training and Therapy profession; how and where it fits and can be valued based on what we actually do! Anthony Breitbach has used over 20 years of clinical and sideline experience to inform his empowering and powerful current work in driving our profession forward. Dr. Anthony Breitbach is a Professor and Director of Int...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 152 From Carlow and Dublin - Perspective Always Counts Student Zak Farrell and recent grad, Fabiano Portelas sit down (from Ireland) to discuss the profession of Athletic Therapy and Training through their lenses. With World Congress, Dublin just over three weeks away, we dive into the excitement and opportunities at hand with this International event. WFATT World Congress is coming: October 16-18, 2025 in Dublin, ...

This is a bedtime story for grown ups about two friends, a dog called Penny and a cat Pickles, who go out for a walk and play in the snow and a snowy island. They meet a Jelly fish in the nearby river, who asks for their help, so they set off on a journey, to the local town and castle, before heading into a forest, seeking a wizard. Along the way, they meet some unusual characters, enjoy the adventure, but most of all, enjoy getting home, being cosy and drifting asleep into Slumberland.This sleep

This is a bedtime story for grown ups about a scientist who is the first to explore a new planet. She travels through a portal, explores the alien meadow and woodland, sleeping the night in a tent she puts up between the trunks of some trees. The next day she continues on through the woodland, meeting some cute, small, furry creatures before heading to a treehouse where she meets a wise cat-like creature who teaches her about this world and gives her a book about the history of this planet. She says

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Red Light = Go? John Graham Harper, CEO of Lumaflex. He is the founder of the company and is known for his work in health and fitness technology, specifically red light therapy devices. With a background in sales, marketing and fitness, John has gone down the path of finding meaningful ways to help with pain. He developed the company's red light therapy technology after experiencing personal injuries and recognizing...

Send us a text with your feedback from this session! Session 151 Countdown to World Congress I sit down with Lynn Allen, the President of Athletic Rehabilitation Therapy Ireland (ARTI) and discuss the planning, prep and excitement leading up to this international event. World Congress 2025 lands 16-18 October in Dublin, Ireland. Ms Lynn Allen is the Programme Director, Lecturer and Placement Co-Ordinator on the BSc in Athletic & Rehabilitation Therapy in TUS, Athlone. Lynn has a ...