Hi Dave. I remember a colleague pointing out one of your posts in the first 30DoS series, which got me interested enough to read another, and another, and another. I remember saving almost every post in that series, and feeling a spark of curiosity that I hadn't experienced for a long time. It was an invitation to think differently about the taken-for-granted assumptions that colour so much of our thinking, and that I still reflect on often. Thank you for being so open to sharing your ideas, and for being so welcoming to hearing mine. I wish you all the best in your new endeavours and look forward to seeing where they go. Keep well.
Wishing you well for your next steps. I think you have kicked off a movement that will continue to influence the profession. Thank you for all your hard work, generosity and inspiration.
I remember an early conversation about critical theory and physiotherapy, sometime around 2007. Me, with a baby being woken by an enthusiastic you from NZ at silly o'clock in the morning.
You have taken these ideas, dreams and plans, and fashioned a reality with patience, tenacity, and intellectual rigour. The profession doesn't ever need to be the same, thatks to you.
I wish you well with your new endeavours : "never ask me to remain the same" said a French man. So, onwards and upwards, with our love,
Bloody hell Dave, never thought I'd have to say goodbye - THANK YOU for your insight and persistence and finding a great team to work alongside you to better the profession. Good luck with your next phase in life. Bhanu xx
Hi Dave. I remember a colleague pointing out one of your posts in the first 30DoS series, which got me interested enough to read another, and another, and another. I remember saving almost every post in that series, and feeling a spark of curiosity that I hadn't experienced for a long time. It was an invitation to think differently about the taken-for-granted assumptions that colour so much of our thinking, and that I still reflect on often. Thank you for being so open to sharing your ideas, and for being so welcoming to hearing mine. I wish you all the best in your new endeavours and look forward to seeing where they go. Keep well.
hello Dave,
Wishing you well for your next steps. I think you have kicked off a movement that will continue to influence the profession. Thank you for all your hard work, generosity and inspiration.
Thank you Dave.
I remember an early conversation about critical theory and physiotherapy, sometime around 2007. Me, with a baby being woken by an enthusiastic you from NZ at silly o'clock in the morning.
You have taken these ideas, dreams and plans, and fashioned a reality with patience, tenacity, and intellectual rigour. The profession doesn't ever need to be the same, thatks to you.
I wish you well with your new endeavours : "never ask me to remain the same" said a French man. So, onwards and upwards, with our love,
Ralph xx
Bloody hell Dave, never thought I'd have to say goodbye - THANK YOU for your insight and persistence and finding a great team to work alongside you to better the profession. Good luck with your next phase in life. Bhanu xx
Thank you Dave, havent meet you but admire your effort and work at creating and sustaining CPN, Cillin