Lift With Your Legs? Maybe…Maybe Not

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...

From Treatment to Discovery: How Clinicians Can Contribute to Research Without Leaving the Clinic

When you think of research in physical therapy, what comes to mind? Force plates? Statistical software? Hours spent poring over journal articles in university libraries?...

Is Burnout a Dirty Word?

The word burnout is everywhere in healthcare.  It is whispered in staff rooms, written into organizational surveys, and appearing regularly in professional publications.  But for physical therapists...

Insight Hub Newsletter | October 2025

What Is the Insight Hub Newsletter? The Insight Hub is EIM’s new monthly educational newsletter that we created to serve as an educational resource for...

The Therapy of Self-Healing

Never did I think that when I started my pelvic health certification journey with EIM, I would be having to treat myself at the same...

Insight Hub Newsletter | November 2025

What Is the Insight Hub Newsletter? The Insight Hub is EIM’s new monthly educational newsletter that we created to serve as an educational resource for...

Healing Starts Here: 5 Wound Care Tips from a Physical Therapist

Wound care is one of those areas in healthcare that often gets overlooked—until it becomes critical. Whether you’re dealing with a minor scrape, a post-surgical...

The Importance of Clinical Educators for Physical and Occupational Therapy Students

Clinical or fieldwork educators in physical and occupational therapy are often challenging to come by. Many clinicians are balancing busy schedules, large caseloads, and the...

More Than Movement: Practicing at the Top of Our License is a Non-Negotiable for Patient Outcomes

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,...

Stop the Leak!

Did you know that studies suggest 50-80% of patients with low back and hip issues also have incontinence? Do you know how to ask your...