Therapies

UPDATED: Announcement from Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)

By Jami Cooley | March 11, 2025

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) requires licensed professionals to complete continuing competence (CC) activities to maintain their professional licensure. What CCU hours are required for license renewal... Read more

Major Depressive Disorder in Adults: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment Strategies

By Mehreen Rizvi | March 10, 2025

In the United States alone, estimates suggest that major depressive disorder affects approximately 21 million adults. Major Depressive Disorder in adults is a complex mental health condition that significantly impacts... Read more

Techniques for Managing Fibromyalgia Pain with Massage

By Mehreen Rizvi | March 1, 2025

Massage techniques for managing fibromyalgia pain Fibromyalgia is a condition that causes body aches, pains, and excessive fatigue, and can affect daily function. While there is no straightforward cure for... Read more

Advancements in PT Technology

By Mehreen Rizvi | February 28, 2025

As PTs strive to optimize treatment plans and improve patient engagement, staying up to date with new tools is a must. Technology continues to revolutionize physical therapy, offering powerful solutions... Read more

Integrating Telehealth in Physical Therapy

By Mehreen Rizvi | February 24, 2025

The rise of telehealth has transformed how healthcare is delivered across many different areas, including physical therapy. By integrating telehealth in physical therapy (PT) practices, clinics can provide more access... Read more

Sustainable Practices in PT Clinics

By Mehreen Rizvi | February 20, 2025

Practical ways for PT clinics to incorporate sustainable practices, improve efficiency, and contribute to a healthier planet. As environmental awareness continues to become more important across many industries, physical therapy... Read more

Using Sports Massage for Injury Prevention

By Mehreen Rizvi | February 17, 2025

Though sports massage for injury prevention is designed for athletes, it can also help non-athletes. It can reduce the risks of injuries, ease chronic pain, tension, and muscle aches, improve... Read more

Innovative Techniques for Pediatric Occupational Therapy

By Mehreen Rizvi | February 7, 2025

Using telehealth as the service delivery method with pediatric clients presents the opportunity to work on various skills. Play is an essential occupation of children, and engagement in play activities... Read more

Understanding Trigger Point Release Massage for Pain

By Alexandra Kovacs | February 6, 2025

During massage sessions, therapists often discover tight, hyperirritable palpable nodules in their client’s muscles. These are known as trigger points. While identifying these trigger points isn’t always an easy task,... Read more

Recognizing the Early Signs of Burnout in Athletic Trainers

By Mehreen Rizvi | February 3, 2025

Recognizing the early signs of burnout in athletic trainers is essential To maintain their well-being and ensure they can continue providing quality care for athletes. Burnout is defined as when... Read more

Leveraging PT Technology for Improved Independence

By Mehreen Rizvi | January 31, 2025

Technology in physical therapy makes rehab more convenient. From telehealth platforms to wearable devices and advanced rehabilitation systems, physical therapists have more technological resources than ever to empower their patients.... Read more

Protecting Your Heart: Essential Health Routines for Healthcare Professionals

By Mehreen Rizvi | January 27, 2025

As healthcare professionals, we spend countless hours caring for others' health but often neglect our own well-being. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, and we as healthcare providers are... Read more

Therapeutic Interventions for Cognitive Decline

By Tasha Holmes, MOT, OTR/L, BCP | January 13, 2025

Cognitive decline has an adverse effect on occupational performance. It hinders a person’s ability to engage in activities of daily living, work, education, and leisure, which is why therapeutic interventions... Read more

Emergency Preparedness for Sports Teams

By Amy Ashmore, PhD | January 9, 2025

Emergency preparedness for sports teams is important to ensure the safety of athletes, staff, and spectators. With a good plan in place, teams can respond effectively in the event of an... Read more

Enhancing PT Patient Engagement Strategies

By Eric Richter | January 5, 2025

PT patient engagement is one of the most important components of successful physical therapy outcomes. When patients are actively involved in their treatment, they’re more likely to adhere to exercise... Read more

Autism Spectrum, Physical Therapy

Creative Interventions for PT Clients on the Autism Spectrum

By Eric Richter | December 12, 2024

Physical therapy for individuals with autism requires a unique approach that addresses both sensory and motor challenges. By incorporating creative strategies, physical therapists can engage their clients and support their... Read more

5 Keys to Self-Care for Massage Therapists

By Alexandra Kovacs | December 2, 2024

Massage therapy is a rewarding but physically demanding field. It can take a toll on the body. Many therapists experience injuries related to improper body positioning, technique, repetitive motion and... Read more

Blood Flow Restriction, Physical Therapy, PT

Blood Flow Restriction Training for Physical Therapists

By Eric Richter | November 19, 2024

Blood flow restriction training is a rehabilitation technique that has gained a lot of traction in the physical therapy field. Originally developed mainly for athletes, it is now recognized as... Read more

Caregivers of Dementia Patients, dementia, Physical Therapist, Physical Therapy

Evidence-Based Physical Therapy for Dementia Patients

By Eric Richter | November 8, 2024

Dementia is a progressive condition affecting memory, cognitive function, and behavior. For PT professionals, providing physical therapy for dementia patients presents unique challenges, but it also offers opportunities to improve... Read more

Lymphedema, Massage Therapy

Massage Therapy for Lymphedema

By Alexandra Kovacs | November 6, 2024

Massage therapy, especially lymphatic drainage massage, can help reduce swelling caused by lymphedema. It encourages fluid movement and improves circulation. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of massage therapy... Read more

dementia, Occupational Therapists

Best Practices for Occupational Therapists: Dementia Assessment and Staging

By Elizabeth D. DeIuliis, OTD, OTR/L, CLA, FNAP | October 28, 2024

Occupational therapists and other rehabilitation professionals provide key expertise when it comes to dementia assessment. Dementia is a major neurocognitive disorder (NCD) that affects millions of people in the United... Read more

dementia

Introduction to Dementia for Rehab Professionals

By Elizabeth D. DeIuliis, OTD, OTR/L, CLA, FNAP | October 25, 2024

Dementia is a neurocognitive disorder (NCD) that affects millions of people in the United States (American Psychiatric Association [APA], 2013). By 2050, experts predict that close to 132 million people... Read more

Physical Therapy, PT, State of the Profession

Physical Therapists: Survey Insights from the State of the Profession Guide

By Mehreen Rizvi | October 22, 2024

Here’s a snapshot from our 2024 State of the Therapies Guide: Insights from the Rehabilitation Professionals. Physical therapists are a growing profession, with job opportunities expected to increase 15% between... Read more

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