Aging in Place: How Can Occupational Therapy Help?
For many of us, home represents much more than four walls. It is where we establish routines, spend time with family, prepare meals, celebrate milestones,...
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For many of us, home represents much more than four walls. It is where we establish routines, spend time with family, prepare meals, celebrate milestones,...
As someone who has mentored new grads for the past 29 years I have answered a lot of questions from new therapists. Here are a...
Supporting a resident is a rewarding experience that many employers and clinics explore. However, they may think the benefits apply only to the resident, who...
The information below is general wellness information and should not be interpreted as personal medical advice. One in four older adults will experience a...
Fall sports are here, and with them come many of the same injuries we see every year. While each sport has unique demands, injury patterns...
All therapists want to make ourselves and our patients better. But what is the best way for this to occur? We can work to gain...
Evidence In Motion is headed to Anaheim, California! Our faculty team is leading numerous sessions and presenting new research at APTA’s Combined Sections Meeting (CSM)...
Whether we’re eight or eighty-five, most of us have heard the same advice: “Lift with your legs!” The warning comes from a long standing belief...
As a profession, we find ourselves at a critical inflection point. We hold a doctoral degree (DPT) and have fought for and won direct access,...
Practicing at the top of our license is a concept that resonates deeply within all of healthcare. While it has profound implications for professional autonomy,...