There’s a tweet on x that asks physiotherapists if they encounter a challenge in getting …

Why do

Patients spend most of their day sitting
They seem so fixated on their physio sessions
Don’t they do self-supported exercise when not with us in therapy
They feel so abandoned when they get home?

To which I’ve tweeted back…
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Answer inc: you don’t communicate right, wrong time
A partial ans. PEER support
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And the link to here…"

Cos there’s only so many words you can put in a tweet.

I think one question that partitions different answers is what demographic is being considered?
There are other considerations That spanned demographic:

humans are social animals who evolved speech instead of claws or horns or great speed - yet all my physio has been one to one with great big long gaps between and little understanding of the dynamics of life within the complexities of dealing with a life-altering change in circumstances.
All the physios I’ve met use vocabulary That is appropriate to talking to fellow specialists but not for helping somebody who is not an expert in the muscular skeletal domain - Why are they not schooled in communication to a lay beneficiary? Such an obvious deficiency.
I’ve yet to meet one who I could feel related/ showed understanding of the 24×7 nature of A life altering condition - So why is one to one rather than cohort based support the norm again seemingly obvious

What are other people’s reflections on the questions and hypotheses about possible answers?