Therapeutic Resources Blog
Amputee controls two prosthetic limbs by thinking
June 19, 2015
A Colorado man became the first bilateral shoulder-level amputee to wear and simultaneously control two of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Modular Prosthetic Limbs, according to a news release. Read More »
Diagnosed With Autism at 21—and OK With It
June 18, 2015
With a friend’s help, Lydia Wayman discovered the reason she found it hard to fit in Read More »
Special skills of perception ‘could pick out autism at age 9 months
June 17, 2015
Enhanced visual search abilities in children who have autism are present early on in their infancy before any onset of clinical symptoms, suggests a study that used eye-tracking technology to test the children's advanced perceptual skills. Read More »
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 »