During a session, I had a patient who was resistant to performing exercises due to pain. I first ensured their comfort and then explained the importance of the exercises for their recovery. I modified the exercises to reduce pain and demonstrated alternative techniques. By maintaining a calm and supportive demeanor, I was able to encourage the patient to participate, ultimately helping them understand the benefits of the therapy.

I prioritize tasks based on the urgency and severity of each patient's condition. For example, I would first assist a patient with a critical need for mobility exercises before helping someone with a less urgent need for stretching. I also communicate with the lead therapist to ensure I'm aligned with their treatment plans and adjust my priorities accordingly.

I focus on clear communication and setting realistic goals. I explain the benefits of each exercise and how it contributes to their overall recovery. By involving patients in setting their goals, I make them feel more invested in their progress. Additionally, I provide positive reinforcement and track their achievements, which boosts their motivation and compliance.

I first listen to the patient's concerns without interrupting, showing empathy and understanding. Then, I review their progress with them, highlighting any improvements they may not have noticed. If necessary, I consult with the lead therapist to adjust the treatment plan. I also encourage open communication to address any ongoing issues and ensure they feel supported throughout their therapy.

I regularly attend workshops, seminars, and webinars focused on rehabilitation therapy. I also read professional journals and participate in online forums to stay informed about new techniques and technologies. Additionally, I engage in continuous education courses to earn certifications that enhance my skills and knowledge in the field.