Based on the interactions that I’ve had over the years with other physical therapists (and between my friends and colleagues, there’s been a lot) I’m comfortable making a general statement that therapists see the benefit in their patients having self-efficacy. I would agree that this is vital.

Is there’s a bigger passivity inducer than ultrasound? Do you suppose a laser treatment sets the stage for self-efficacy? Why do our clinics remain filled with modalities that foster the very attitude that we hope to alleviate?

Do our actions match our rhetoric?

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