For some, the Holiday Season can be a time of social isolation and loneliness. This can be especially true for…
While it’s not winter, yet, Mother Nature has a way of encroaching on the autumn season with previews of cold temperatures, snow…
Don’t have time for exercise? Perhaps, say physical therapists, it’s time to reframe what true exercise looks like. After all, exercise…
As cold and flu season approaches, so does the season of illness prevention. From getting flu shots to adding a…
When only one in three adults get the recommended amount of physical activity their bodies need each week (according to the…
Following a stroke, the rehabilitation process often focuses on improving the survivor’s ability to move and perform everyday tasks, with…
October is National Physical Therapy month, a time when physical therapists like Greg Schroeder of Logan not only celebrate their profession, but also educate others…
When we’re young, falls are treated as teaching opportunities. “Get back on your feet, brush yourself off and keep moving toward your goals,” we were told. …
For decades, the standard and recommended response to an injured muscle, tendon or ligament was to “apply RICE,” an acronym…
During a time when health care professionals and researchers are seriously reevaluating the effectiveness and safety of prescription drug use for chronic pain, it’s worth noting that physical therapy…