Psychologically Informed Care ≠ Mental Health Physical Therapy with Jeremy Fletcher

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Jeremy Fletcher is a physical therapist, educator, and co-host of the Mental Health Physical Therapist Podcast. Through his clinical and educational work, Jeremy focuses on the intersection of physical therapy and mental health, helping clinicians better understand the role of physical activity and rehabilitation in mental healthcare. Alongside Dr. Joe Tatta, he explores the differences between psychologically informed care and mental health physical therapy, emphasizing the knowledge, clinical skills, and collaborative approaches needed to support people living with mental health conditions. Their work is dedicated to expanding the role of physical therapists in mental healthcare and advancing the future of the profession.

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Thank you for listening,

Joe Tatta, PT, DPT

 

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Psychologically Informed Care ≠ Mental Health Physical Therapy with Jeremy Fletcher

 

  • 00:00 – Introduction: Psychologically Informed Care vs. Mental Health Physical Therapy
  • 02:19 – Why the Distinction Matters in Physical Therapy
  • 08:00 – What Is Psychologically Informed Care?
  • 12:45 – What Is Mental Health Physical Therapy?
  • 20:49 – Clinical Case Study: Physical Therapy and Major Depression
  • 25:05 – Does Mental Health Physical Therapy Mean Practicing Psychotherapy?
  • 27:21 – Bringing It All Together: The Future of Mental Health Physical Therapy

Important Links

Website: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mental-health-physical-therapist-podcast/id1811846721

Listen to the show: https://sites.libsyn.com/576490

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-fletcher-21775478/

Instagram: @mentalhealthdpt

 

About Jeremy Fletcher

Jeremy Fletcher, PT, DPT, OCS, is a physical therapist, educator, and nationally recognized leader in community health and mental healthcare. With nearly two decades of experience across clinical practice, education, and healthcare leadership, his work focuses on advancing the role of physical therapists in mental and behavioral healthcare. He is passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration and helping clinicians integrate physical therapy into whole-person mental health care.

 

 

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