Comments on: Banjo, The Scruffy Hairstylist http://www.nitin360.com/physical-therapy-marketing-lessons-from-and.html Let Nitin Chhoda PT, DPT teach you the best physical therapy business and physical therapy marketing tactics for physical therapy management success. Discover insider secrets on marketing your physical therapy business, improving physical therapy documentation, physical therapy software, physical therapy billing, physical therapy coding, physical therapy tools and physical therapy website marketing Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:37:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Irene Diamond, RT http://www.nitin360.com/physical-therapy-marketing-lessons-from-and.html/comment-page-1#comment-541 Irene Diamond, RT Wed, 17 Jun 2009 07:10:29 +0000 http://www.nitin360.com/?p=906#comment-541 Nitin, You are absolutely correct! Therapists MUST be 100% present relating to their clients in all aspects. I see so many therapists just go through the motions during a session. We all need to act as though that client is our best friend or our mother...would we treat them better? Pay more attention to the nuances of treatment options? Make a follow up phone call to see how they are doing? It is actually easy and very rewarding to do this because not only do clients and patients get better therapy results- they sing your praises to everyone. Keep up the good info, Irene Diamond http://www.TheDiamondMethod.com Nitin,
You are absolutely correct!

Therapists MUST be 100% present relating to their clients in all aspects. I see so many therapists just go through the motions during a session. We all need to act as though that client is our best friend or our mother…would we treat them better? Pay more attention to the nuances of treatment options? Make a follow up phone call to see how they are doing?

It is actually easy and very rewarding to do this because not only do clients and patients get better therapy results- they sing your praises to everyone.

Keep up the good info,
Irene Diamond
http://www.TheDiamondMethod.com

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