Expectations shape outcomes in amputee rehabilitation more than most clinicians realize. The wrong ones, whether too high or too low, can derail recovery before you ever figure out what went wrong.

Clinical confidence is not about having every answer. It is about being willing to ask questions, learn from others, and continue improving over time.

When does continued therapy help, and when might it create dependence? A clinical dilemma many therapists face when working with individuals with limb loss.