3 Strategies for Keeping Your Body Healthy
Even during these challenging times, it’s physical therapists’ desire to improve the quality of life for Americans through patient education and prescribed movement. These three PT-recommended strategies are a great place to start. For each strategy or exercise,...
Fall Prevention for Seniors
Falling down is a frequent problem for people as we get older and the consequences can be very serious. Falls can result in major problems such as head injuries or fractures. Hip fractures are a common result of falls and can lead to a long recovery. Shoulder and...
Five Simple Tips for Managing Stress
These are stressful times, no question. In between the health issues, the social issues, and the heat, it seems the whole world is in an uproar. All of this can raise your stress to harmful levels — but the good news is it doesn’t have to. You don’t have to let...
Less Joint Pain Through Nutrition? Believe It!
By Kali Clark Consider this phrase by Heather Morgan MS, NLC: “Every time you eat or drink, you are either feeding disease or fighting it.” When I coach clients, give presentations or plan meals for my family, I think about this phrase. You may read it and think it’s...