When clients come to outpatient rehabilitation for physical therapy or occupational therapy, they usually come with specific goals in mind, such as reducing pain, regaining lost function or improving mobility. I have found that many clients who come for outpatient speech therapy, enter the office and the first thing they say to me when we ... Read more

Did you just have a baby? Are you going to have a baby soon? Or are your kids walking and talking? If you answered yes, to any of the above questions this article is for you! Having a baby is no joke. It is a huge life and body changer. So, let’s talk a little ... Read more

Fewer than 21% of cancer survivor patients are prescribed exercise. When exercise is prescribed, comprehensive guidelines are often not provided. Cancer survivorship should be about strength and fitness, decreasing the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation, and prevention of recurrence. Survivorship issues during and after treatment can be addressed including decreased muscle strength, fatigue, and ... Read more

Numerous patients come through our clinic reporting the inability to move their shoulder through the full motion due to pain and stiffness.  The typical patient comes in stating they are unable to reach the seat belt, reach behind their back, and have difficulty reaching into cabinets. These are classic signs of a frozen shoulder. The ... Read more