Therapeutic Resources Blog
Physical therapy and the human movement system
June 15, 2015
Do you know that your body has a movement system? Left uncontrolled, it can be the source of injuries, aches and pains; however by working with a human movement expert it can be the rock-solid foundation for fitness and long-term health. Read More »
Mush No More: Retirement Home Food Gets Fresh And Local
June 12, 2015
Want to eat food that's fresh, local and cooked from scratch? Consider a retirement home. Once known for bland, institutional fare, hundreds of retirement communities around the nation now tout their restaurant-like dining experiences. Read More »
What If People With Autism Are Actually Hyperfunctional?
June 11, 2015
Most people who think about autism think of people who struggle or are inept in some ways, especially when it comes to social behaviors. But there’s growing evidence that the autistic brain may actually be more super-wired to detect and absorb cues from the outside world. Read More »
Speech pathologist helps stroke survivors recover
June 10, 2015
In this special Stroke...series (originally published in May), four Lake Regional Health System care providers — an emergency department nurse, a neurologist, a physical therapist and a speech therapist — share important tips for surviving a stroke with maximum health and ability. Read More »