Talk Less. Ask Better.
There's a debate in the manual therapy world about which is better - talking or staying silent during a session. But neither one, done on autopilot, actually helps a client in pain. In this episode, Allison breaks down how communication done well changes the game and why the words you choose are the key - not only to their healing, but also to your confidence.
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