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Physical therapy: Sales for recovery not money

Sales has a negative connotation which can elicit reflexive negative responses. (Kind of like we teach the body’s response to past painful stimulus, huh?) It’s...

9 Ways to Work ‘On’ Your Practice When You Can’t Work ‘In’ Your Practice

In the past month, I’ve seen firsthand the tenacity and true grit of the physical therapy profession. Some days, it feels like everything’s hanging by...

Teaching pain via telehealth

Physical therapists, occupational therapists and other clinicians are increasingly turning to telehealth to treat patients and continue providing help. Our pain science team has received...

An Update for the EIM Community

As this global pandemic continues to affect all of our lives, EIM continues to place our highest priority on the safety of our entire community....

Pain Resources: A Deeper Dive

So how do you understand and treat someone in pain? For about the last 10 years I have tried to really dive deep to understand...

Enacting Resilience

Everything before becomes dull the moment you realize you are fighting for your life. For many this moment comes when diagnosed with cancer. I recently...

Telehealth: MacGyver #physicaltherapy or New Opportunity

In the mid-1980s, Richard Dean Anderson portrayed Angus ‘Mac” MacGyver, a protagonist who rebooted the fame of the Swiss Army knife, duct tape, and ID...

What Physical Therapists Must Do in Light of COVID-19

When we first started hearing about COVID-19 (coronavirus) in the media, it seemed like the chances of a global pandemic—while possible—were more hypothetical than anything....

A Message for Our Community from EIM CEO John Childs

We want to ensure we’re continuing to communicate and update you with any new information. As EIM closely watches COVID-19 developments around our country, we...

Controlling What We Can on the Corona-Coaster

Hi there, EIM friends.  How are you doing?  No. Really.  How are you doing?  If you’re anything like me, you might find it hard to...