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    An Introduction to Occupational Therapy(Post)

    Occupational therapy is a healthcare profession that involves treating conditions and developing human performance related to several different elements of the human experience, including school, work

    ​Physical Therapy for Common Post-Partum Problems(Post)

    Since becoming a mother, I’ve experienced a lot of body discomfort. Fortunately, working in physical therapy, I know there’s a lot that can be done to not only reduce the discomfort, but eradicate i

    ​From Hip Strain to Hip Replacement: How to Treat Hip Pain(Post)

    There are over 300,000 hip replacements done in the United States each year which makes treatment of hip pain one of the most common needs physical therapists see walk through the door. The hip fle

    Physical Therapy Treatments for Diabetes(Post)

    According to the Centers for Disease Control, almost 26 million children and adults are living with diabetes (about 8% of the population). Of these, an estimated 19 million have been diagnosed, whe

    ​How Physical Therapy Can Help Workplace Injuries(Post)

    Appropriate Physical Therapy Modalities for Evaluation & Treatment of Workplace InjuriesMillions of Americans suffer from non-fatal workplace injuries each year. Unfortunately, 3.3 Americans will suff

    How to Re-Treat Patients with Recurrent Rehabilitative Issues(Post)

    If someone has an injury, the rehabilitation process is designed to treat the existing injury with the necessary education to avoid or prevent a recurrence. A lot of times this can be successful, but

    How to Treat Achilles Tendinopathy with Physical Therapy(Post)

    The Achilles tendon is the strongest and thickest tendon in the body and can withstand a load stress of almost four times an individual's body weight when he is walking. When running, the load stre

    Wolff’s Law and the Phenomenon of Stress Shielding in Hip Replacement Prosthesis(Post)

    Osteoarthritis is a condition that leads to the breakdown of the cartilage that covers the articulating surfaces of the bones that form a joint and is considered one of the leading causes for the need

    What is the Plantar Fascia Muscle?(Post)

    The plantar fascia is not a muscle, but rather as the name implies, a fascia. Fascia is a connective tissue that literally covers every structure of the body and is responsible for giving structural i

    ​The Modalities of Sports Therapy(Post)

    Sports clinics and sports therapy focus on improving functional movement, reducing symptoms associated with sports injuries and lowering the risk of recurrent injuries. What sets sports therapy apart

    LED Therapy and Low Back Pain(Post)

    Low back pain is the second most common cause of disability in the United States and is the most common reason for sick days for employees. Low back pain is costly for both workers and employers, cost

    An Overview of Laser and Light Therapy (Post)

    Laser and light therapy have been used in physical medicine and rehabilitation to reduce pain, increase blood circulation, and relax muscles for many years. The FDA in the United States has cleared la