Therapeutic Resources Blog
Proposed Rule to Help Minority Students in Special Education
March 1, 2016
The Obama administration says too many minority students are being singled out for special education and is asking states to address the issue. Read More »
Transforming school-based occupational therapy services
February 29, 2016
(Ontario,Canada) When McMaster School of Rehabilitation science professor Cheryl Missiuna set out to find a way to support children with special needs in schools, she didn't anticipate how her team's efforts would snowball into practice-changing research and a new service delivery model driven by the support of an extensive network of community partners. Read More »
Should You Send Your Kids to Occupational Therapy?
February 25, 2016
Occupational therapy’s move well beyond its origins—to treating otherwise mainstream children—is a more recent phenomenon. Read More »
Physical Therapy Cuts Urine Leaks in Women With Osteoporosis
February 24, 2016
Physical therapy (PT) with pelvic floor muscle training resulted in a 75% reduction in urinary-leakage episodes among postmenopausal women with osteoporosis and urinary incontinence (UI), according to results of a new study published online February 17 in Menopause. Read More »