Why is Pilates in rehabilitation an important tool to utilize? For patients recovering from stroke, a 2023 systematic review and meta‑analysis found that Pilates significantly improved mobility—as measured by reductions in Timed Up and Go times (−3 s) —and enhanced quality Read more…
One of the most challenging aspects of managing post-stroke hypertonicity in individuals is isolated motor control. The online course “Stroke – Understanding Etiology and Developing Evidence-Based Pathways to Achieve Functional Outcomes” provides comprehensive functional solutions to identify effective rehabilitation strategies for post-stroke Read more…
Adhesive Capsulitis Adhesive capsulitis is a condition that is difficult to define, treat, and even explain. We know that with adhesive capsulitis, there is a painful, progressive loss of motion. There’s some pathological trigger that starts a process of synovial Read more…
In response to the increasing number of young adult stroke stroke patients, there has been a noticeable shift in rehabilitation settings. A study analyzing data from 2014 to 2019 revealed a significant rise in the proportion of young adult stroke Read more…
In December of 2024, an MLB study identified injuries linked to higher velocity in training and the game. Learn how to prevent injuries in young Athletes with intensive training schedules. and maximizing throwing mechanics physical therapy “Thus, the pitching arm Read more…
February is Heart Health Month, and it’s a great time to discuss how to identify the risk factors for strokes and avoiding a stroke, which are closely related to heart health. According to the CDC, “Every Year, more than 795,000 Read more…
Symptoms after a Concussion, such as difficulty functioning, result from the brain losing its normal ability to process information. Common post-concussive symptoms can include cognitive impairment, fatigue, emotional changes, sleep disturbances, personality changes, sensory sensitivity, headaches, and dizziness. Who Is Read more…
Enhance Communication within the Multidisciplinary Team As a vital member of the Cancer Rehabilitation Care Team, it’s crucial to educate both patients and other healthcare professionals, including medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, and nurse practitioners. As a therapist, promoting your expertise Read more…
Is Cancer Related Fatigue a Real Problem? Cancer-related fatigue is a common and debilitating symptom experienced by cancer patients, affecting individuals daily life and treatment. Unlike typical tiredness, CRF is persistent, overwhelming, and not relieved by rest or sleep. It Read more…
Customizing live hands-on training courses for your rehab team can be invaluable to your staff’s professional development and effectiveness. Rather than relying on a generic, one-size-fits-all training program, tailoring the curriculum to the unique needs and challenges of your specific Read more…