09/23/2026
Affiliate PT: The Design Edit
Last Wednesday, I reviewed the concepts of following a process versus chasing an outcome. And oh boy, did we have to trust the process mid way through my sisters Mary dining room. About half way through, the paint color was looking real blue. Like turquoise. Not the vision we in mind. But we kept going, because I had a feeling once we changed the lighting and hung up the pictures, it could work! We trusted the process and our outcome was pretty rewarding.
This week, for the reveal of the mini reno my sister and I did on her dining room, I want the focus on the process of creating a unique, fun and interesting space (or rehab program 😉) for a real life person.
During the process we pulled inspiration from Pinterest and instagram. But you can’t buy this stuff from Amazon or Target. You cant search on YouTube “how to make my dining room cute as heck” and copy and paste it into your home. Or rely on ChatGPT to understand your vision (wait til you see what it rendered for us 🤣.) This room cannot be replicated. It is completely individualized to Mary. With her stuff, collected and thrifted over years (a process) to create a space that really feels like her!
Now, let’s apply this to your own personal rehab. How many of you are guilty of searching “best exercises for low back pain” on Youtube? The algorithm will feed a few shorts based on what it thinks you might want to hear. And maybe it works, to about 75%. But that video is made to reach millions of people. Not you.
What we all do at Affiliate PT is create a plan FOR YOU. The person standing right in front of me. With all of your adaptations, compensations, strengths, quirks, and idiosyncrasies that make you, YOU. No two of my clients rehab plans look the same. Every needle we place in every muscle, we have thought through the reason why to get you closer to your goal. Every exercise we prescribe is chosen based on your environment, time, learning style whatever.
That is part of the reason why my job is so fun! Every clients story and need is different.