Clinical Intervention Reflection

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During my time on my clinical rotation I learned variety of new skills and techniques that enhanced my ability as a therapist. I was able to use my strengths from my life experiences and give my patients the best available care I could offer. Whether it was my hard-working demeanor, knowledge of different massage therapy techniques, or the ability to diagnose the deficits of my patients I was able to offer the clinic I was working at the maximum amount of my potential and ability. The one critical weakness I feel I had on my clinical was the ability to communicate with patients and offer effective direction during treatment. This weakness hindered my progress in the rehabilitative progress of some the people I was treating. I meet a variety

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