Lessons Learned from the Osteoporosis Program
Written by Tim McGonigle, PT Introduction We continue to gain insight into osteoporosis mitigation as our exposure to clients with it expands. Passing these insights along will hopefully motivate you to get on board and stay the course while finessing the application...
Improving Movement in Everyday Tasks
Written by Brigit Lim, MPT Many people come to physical therapy to learn proper form for preventing exercise-related injuries. As physical therapists, however, we often see patients struggle just as much with body awareness during everyday household tasks. Repetitive...
Osteoporosis Update – The Evidence Is Starting to Come In
Written by Tim McGonigle Two Clients, Two Very Different Outcomes Two clients, both instructed in our osteoporosis/bone health program, have had their repeat dexa scans. Their results tell quite a story. Client #1: A Meaningful Improvement Client #1 was diagnosed with...
Understanding Jaw Pain: When It’s More Than Just Stress
A Physical Therapy Perspective on Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMD) Written by Aviel Haberman, DPT Temporary jaw pain, clicking, or tightness when chewing are often easily brushed off as incidental, but for many people, these symptoms are part of a broader...