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6 Strategies for Dealing with Difficult Patients
In my 9 years as a physical therapist, I have found that my relationship with …
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The recent debate on dry needling at this year’s Combined Sections Meeting has highlighted a …
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Take a second to create a mental image of an athletic trainer (AT). What setting …
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If you asked me three years ago to define mindfulness, I’d have probably responded, “It’s …
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“CSD-BSBU” = “Calm Shit Down – Build Shit Back Up” The physical medicine and rehab …
Read More »Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency: Lindsey Plass, PT, DPT, OCS
Are you considering an orthopedic physical therapy residency? It’s a big decision, and one of …
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Cardiopulmonary physical therapy is devoted to helping patients improve cardiovascular health and/or lung health. Cardiopulmonary PTs work …
Read More »Learn the Brachial Plexus: A Physical Therapy Student’s Tips and Tricks
The brachial plexus = a beast to learn. Whether you are a learning the brachial plexus …
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