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Navigating These Reimbursement Waters
Originally posted on The Cynical Physical Therapist:This guest post is written by Blair Green, VP, One on One Physical Therapy / CEO and President Back 2 Motion Physical Therapy. She does a great job...
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There is no skill in manual therapy…?
Originally posted on The Sports Physio:I’m guessing if you are reading this then you are probably a manual therapist, and probably a little pissed off with the title of my blog that’s just called into...
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What does #likeagirl mean?
Last week I saw this Always ad defining #likeagirl. It went pretty viral among my facebook and twitter circles. If you didn’t get a chance to see it, see the link below. If you did, it’s worth another...
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Movement is medicine for low back pain
Just ran across this great whiteboard video from an NPR post about low back pain. It’s a video by a Canadian primary care physician. It’s the best patient-friendly explanation I’ve seen of low back...
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Pilates: Not Just for Grown-Ups
“Hey, do you know of any places where my daughter can do Pilates after she is finished with PT?” “Should my 6 year old do Pilates classes?” “She has a stress fracture in her back and the doctor said...
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Swimmer’s Shoulder: Best Friends and Mortal Enemies
Athletes of all ages and backgrounds thrive on efficient movement, maximizing results with as little energy as possible. In swimming, inefficiency can lead to many injuries, especially shoulder pain....
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The Road to TED Talk-ing
After watching my Duke Blue Devils conquer the ACC Women’s Swimming Championship at Georgia Tech this weekend, I spent the better part of my weekend devouring some great TED talks. Not only were the...
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6 Reasons Why the Diaphragm may be the Coolest Muscle in the Body
Originally posted on Jessica Reale, PT, DPT, WCS:I have a small confession to make– I love the study of human anatomy. Always have. It was studying human anatomy and physiology that made me shift my...
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Help! My kid is in pain! What does this mean? (Part 1)
I’d be willing to bet that you generally don’t like to be in pain. I’d be willing to bet more that you really don’t like it when kids and teens are in pain. Chances are, if you are the parent of a...
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Help! My kid is in pain! How do I talk about it with him or her? (Part 2)
It is not fun for anyone when kids, ‘tweens, or teens have pain. In an age group whose sole responsibility is learning, play, and exploration, pain can really get in the way of these things sometimes....
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Cracking Concussions: Part 1 new & improved!
Whoops, looks like I missed out on #throwbackthursday. Maybe it’s because I have #chemobrain. Or maybe it’s because I have had several concussions in the past and there’s a likelihood that my memory...
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Cracking Concussions: Part 2
If you’re just picking up this post, you may have missed the story from Part 1 about my recent patient (Patient 1) who presented with a concussion. I discussed how without my recognition of his...
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