Therapeutic Resources Blog
Physical therapy may not help whiplash pain
April 18, 2014
Whiplash injuries can be enduring and painful, but new research finds that counseling on how to manage the disorder - along with a list of optional exercises - reduces pain as effectively as an intensive physical therapy program. Read More »
40-year-old deaf woman hears for the first time (VIDEO)
April 18, 2014
Joanne Milne had never heard a sound. No music, no laughter, no waves crashing on the beach. Then she got fitted with electronic cochlear implants. This is the moment she hears a voice for the first time. And then hears her own. Read More »
Stimulation restores some function for 4 paralyzed men
April 17, 2014
Paralysis may not last forever anymore. In an experiment hailed as "staggering," a team of researchers at the University of Louisville and the University of California-Los Angeles restored some voluntary movement to four men who were told they would never move their legs again. Read More »
Using tablets to reach kids with autism
April 16, 2014
Creating custom stories to help kids learn communication skills or understand complex situations is just one of the ways parents, therapists and educators have taken advantage of tablets to work with kids with autism. Read More »