Baseball: America’s Most Dangerous Pastime?
Baseball is as American as apple pie. The ubiquity of the game overshadows the injuries, sometimes serious, that can happen to any player, no matter how competitive the league. Although
Category: Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Therapy (EPAT)
Pain, fatigue, and disrupted sleep are among the unpleasant–and potentially even debilitating–symptoms of musculoskeletal pain. The condition can be caused by injury, poor posture, or repetitive motion. It’s not uncommon,
The Fall Guide to Falls
The World Health Organization (WHO) describes falls as a “major public health problem.” While most falls result in minor injuries–or none at all–they can cause serious damage and even be
Functional Movement Screen and Selective Functional Movement Assessment
As an athlete, do you feel you have “hit the glass ceiling” for your performance or do you feel you are having a problem with your overall mobility? It could
Bottoms Up! Five Fun Tips to Stay Hydrated This Summer
According to the Mayo Clinic, a healthy adult needs at least 2-3 liters of water per day. Hydration is especially important to be mindful of in the summer months, when
Tai Chi For Arthritis – The Fun Way To Get Stronger and Feel Better
Debilitating pain and limitations in mobility caused by arthritis aren’t exactly the keys to feeling strong and powerful. Tai Chi can be amazing therapy for arthritis sufferers. Tai Chi for
Occupational Therapy for Workplace Health
Maintaining optimal health in the workplace is key to success: a comfortable employee will be more committed to tasks at work and more productive overall. With the right information and
Physical Therapy Resources for Athletes
The spring season is a fantastic time for athletes in our region: with winter giving way to longer days and warmer weather, sports enthusiasts both professional and recreational can spend