Physiology Elements of Presentation:

• • Posture
  • Body language, using arm movements
  • Eye contact
  • Working the floor, not stationary
  • Poise
  • Smile

Communication: 

• • Easy to listen to, ability to feel comfortable about yourself
  • Voice inflection
  • Storytelling
  • Cadence and pace, pausing for effect
  • Be able to inspire
  • Engage with students

Confidence: 

• • Speaking with confidence and conviction
  • Ability to handle adversity, hecklers
  • People you are speaking to should detect passion, dedication and commitment

Technical Competency:

• • Site research and case studies
  • Convey complex concepts such as rationale in terms of dysfunction & correcting dysfunction
  • Speak intelligently about anatomical relationships
  • Ability to field demo questions while treating

The best opportunity to review your lingo and flow is with your patient, narrate as you treat. Speak through the process of an entire rationale. Start with simple explanations such as treating a tender point. 

Storytelling, practice the art of telling a story.