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Best Ways to Survive as a Travel SLP
Are you an SLP who’s dreading traveling from building to building or house to house each day? Here are some helpful tips to survive it.
The Real Story About Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Research shows that the condition is a true physiological disease. Here’s what to look for, and how PTs are helping those who have it.
5 Things I Wish I Had Learned in PT School
There are just some lessons that, as a PT, you simply cannot learn in a formal educational environment.
Man Moves Paralyzed Legs Using Device That Stimulates Spinal Cord
Researchers say these results offer further evidence that a combination of this technology and rehabilitation may help patients with spinal cord injuries regain control.
Going Global for Back Pain Treatment
Of the millions of Americans suffering from back pain, there are an equal number of possible treatments and technologies that we, as physical therapists, need to explore and administer.
Sensory Strategies for the School Based OT
For the child with sensory challenges, the classroom can be an overwhelming place—OTs can help ease their struggle with these strategies.
I Am Not Defined By A Technique
Our profession naturally has many different treatment techniques, but at the end of the day, it is our reasoning approach that we should value over the technique itself.
The Conceptualization of NDT-Based Handling Techniques for Infants: Two Perspectives
An in-depth look at the Neuro-Developmental Treatment/Bobath frame of practice applicable for infants with and/or at risk for cerebral palsy and related neuromotor disorders.
Music Therapy Found to Be of Little Help
The finding comes as a blow to many people who promote the therapy as a way to help children with autism.
Are Medical Robots the Future for Physical and Behavioral Therapy?
Socially assistive medical robots are being developed to help patients rehabilitate from stroke or brain injury, and conduct autism behavioral therapy.