Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness

October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month By: Carla Pister, PT With the start of the Back-To- Sleep Program in 1994, the incidence of SIDS has decreased by more than 40%. As a pediatric physical therapist, I have found that since babies are...

The Joys of Being a Pediatric PT

The Joys of Being a Pediatric PT   By: Jacqueline Grimenstein, PT, C/NDT, CKTP   Happy PT Month!  As I look back over my 40+ years as a pediatric PT I marvel at all the advances that have been made in the identification and treatment of children with...

Preventing Rehospitalization

Preventing Rehospitalization   By: Robyn Ligotti PT, DPT, RAC-CT, CDP, QCP   October is National PT Month! How can we, as PT’s and other Rehab Professionals (OT’s and SLP’s) help keep people out of the hospital and what is our responsibility as part of the...

Core Stability: The Exit Strategy Out of Pain

Core Stability: The Exit Strategy Out of Pain By: Lori Duncan, DPT, MTC, CPT   Pain is not awesome. There is no one in the world that wakes up and thinks: “Gosh, today I hope I’m in a lot of pain.” Unfortunately, we all get pain at some point and it doesn’t...

Yoga as Rehabilitation: It’s Not Just the Poses!

Yoga as Rehabilitation: It’s Not Just the Poses! By: Chrys Kub, PT, C-IAYT First, I am a physical therapist.  That however, does not define my practice with my patients as only addressing the physical body.  Our approach to healthcare has evolved greatly and we...