Therapeutic Resources Blog
Pentagon spurs new work on a brain implant to aid memory problems
July 15, 2014
It sounds like science fiction: A device that can be surgically installed in the brain to help form, store and recall memories. But the Pentagon is betting tens of millions of dollars that so-called neuroprosthetics will someday be used by victims of traumatic brain injuries and other conditions to overcome memory problems. Read More »
Is exercise work or play? Weight gain or loss depends on your answer.
July 14, 2014
A new study delves into one of the great mysteries of diet, exercise and weight loss: why, when you've started a grueling exercise regimen in a bid to shape up, it's common to gain, not lose weight. Read More »
Therapeutic Resources Seminar Recap: Does Push In Equal RTI? How To Tell The Difference and Accompli
July 11, 2014
On July 10, 2014, Therapeutic Resources hosted their seminar, "Does Push-In Equal RTI? How to Tell the Difference and Accomplish Both". Read More »
iPads May Help Boost Speaking Skills in Kids With Autism: Study
July 11, 2014
Adding access to a computer tablet to traditional therapy may help children with autism talk and interact more, new research suggests. Read More »