Replying to @IntoTheGray Honestly, this approach has challenged me more than any other in my 15 years of practice. Not because it’s complicated — but because it asks a lot from everyone involved. When movement feels scary, it’s rarely about weakness or damage. It’s often the nervous system trying to protect. The biopsychosocial approach means we look at the whole picture — the body, the mind, and the environment around someone — not just the symptoms. It only works when there’s trust, readiness,