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09.09.2024
Dizziness and PT: Finding Balance
Dizziness is common in people over 20 and it can be a big problem in your daily life. Vertigo occurs due to a disconnect between the signals being sent to the brain from the visual and vestibular (inner ear) systems about head and body movements. When these systems are out of sync, you experience a
dizziness and PT
08.26.2024
Bucket Filler: Kindness Matters
It is easy to overlook the simple yet profound impact of kindness in our society today. Imagine if each interaction we had throughout our day left someone feeling uplifted and valued. This concept is beautifully encapsulated in the metaphor of being a “bucket filler.” What does it mean to be a bucket filler? The idea
bucket filler
08.12.2024
Understanding Pencil Grasps for Better Writing
Writing is a fundamental skill that begins with the pencil grasp. Whether you’re working on development of pencil grasp for a young child to write or refining your own technique, understanding the different types of pencil grasps can make a significant difference in comfort, efficiency, and legibility. Let’s delve into the nuances of pencil grasps
Understanding Pencil Grasps
09.16.2024
Why Backpacks Matter
Fall is on the way. So are school buses and students carrying…backpacks. You might not think much about those bags full of books, pencils, crayons and computers, but physical therapists are. Students will always have things to carry between home and school. Backpacks are a great way to do that, but if they’re too heavy,
backpacks
09.02.2024
Identifying Developmental Delays by 4 Months of Age
As a parent, your baby’s early development is a thrilling journey filled with many firsts. However, it’s important to be mindful of developmental milestones to ensure your baby is on track. By 4 months of age, there are several key indicators of healthy development. Identifying potential developmental delays early can lead to timely interventions and
identifying developmental delays
08.19.2024
Promoting Independence
The end of summer is quickly approaching and for many that also means trying to get back into routines as school begins. I always liked summer, simply because it always seemed a little more laid back. And then fall began and suddenly life was hectic. If your house is anything like mine was when my
promoting independence