More physical therapists are embracing an integrated view of treatment
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Early diagnosis and treatment can make living with vestibular disorders much more bearable.
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After recovering from a sports injury, the next step is to master the means to avoid injuries in the future. The athlete can learn about better warm-up and cool-down methods, adapt the training routine, and recognize the indicators of overexertion.
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As the name implies, aquatic therapy, or hydrotherapy, is a form of physical therapy in water. These exercises help people when recovering from injury, as rehabilitation for a disability (like cerebral palsy), fitness training, and more.
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The mental aspect of physical injury is often overlooked. But, according to a paper submitted to the National Library of Medicine, injured patients are at a higher risk of suicide. Even more worryingly, patients previously admitted for unintentional injuries are at a five times greater risk of taking their own lives.
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Since we will not be having a Lively Limbs! meeting in December (the LAST Monday of the Month falls on Christmas this year) we will be having a picnic!
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Physical therapy involves the study and treatment of the musculoskeletal system, with therapists focusing on a patient’s ability to move through their day smoothly and without pain.
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Women experience major hormonal and physical changes in their bodies during pregnancy and postpartum periods. They can experience discomfort, musculoskeletal issues, and aches that affect their well-being. Prenatal and postnatal physical therapy can relieve these issues and improve quality of life.
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Spasticity is a medical condition characterized by muscle stiffness and disrupted movement patterns. Due to its symptoms, this condition can be unpleasant and affect one's quality of life.
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The Neuromuscular Control and Human Robotics (Neurorobotics) Laboratory at Arizona State University is currently looking for stroke patients willing to participate in our stroke rehabilitation study.
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Research by NCBI shows between 250,000 and 500,000 spinal injuries occur each year. The high rate, coupled with the impact the condition poses physically, psychologically, and socially means creating awareness of coping strategies is paramount.
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Warrior Getaway family retreat focuses on families with disabilities who struggle to navigate everyday life.
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Aquatic therapy is a good form of exercise that benefits seniors by strengthening muscles and bones.
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On May 25th, Touchstone Rehabilitation will be hosting Regenerate IV to introduce their products to our clients.
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Assisted stretching is part of this new phenomenon, even though many masseuses and physiotherapists have used similar techniques for decades.
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The only one of its kind, the 2023 Cactus Classic is entering its sixth exciting year. This basketball tournament offers participants a chance to be part of a unique, nationwide event that highlights the spirit of sportsmanship and team play.
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Recovering and regaining function with proper medical treatment and rehabilitation is possible after a spinal cord injury.
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Dear Dan,
The Ehlers-Danlos Society is delighted to announce its first vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (vEDS) family camp, taking place in Ohio, USA, on July 7-9!
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Paralyzed individuals with spinal cord injury will have unprecedented access to walking in everyday environments as they are no longer limited when encountering stairs and curbs.
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Aquatic therapy is performed in water and uses the physical properties of water to improve fitness and relaxation while treating various medical conditions and postoperative rehabilitation.
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