If you're a therapy-based clinician, it’s guaranteed that you want two things:

 ⭑To make a big impact in your patients lives

⭑To advance your career

This can be extra challenging when you feel less than confident treating a specific population that you don't have much education around, like Multiple Sclerosis.

You do your best to treat them using orthopedic therapy techniques, but when that doesn't cut it, you're at a loss of how to help them.

This often leads to feeling incompetent and like you could be doing more, but lost as to what that could be (because google & research articles didn't provide the answers you were looking for).

The truth is, you can feel confident in your treatment techniques for MS while making a bigger impact and advancing your career without losing yourself and hope in the process.