Therapeutic Resources Blog
Text Messages Are Saving Swedes From Cardiac Arrest
October 28, 2013
Sweden has found a faster way to treat people experiencing cardiac emergencies through a text message and a few thousand volunteers. Read More »
Autism rates rise in U.S., plateau in U.K.
October 25, 2013
In a finding researchers are still trying to understand, autism rates in British children appear to have plateaued in the past decade, according to a new study released Wednesday. These findings differ from U.S. data, which estimate that the prevalence of the disorder is still rising in this country. Read More »
Researchers use technology to help immobilized stroke survivors regain some independence
October 24, 2013
(Canada) A team of researchers from Montreal has found that stroke patients living with Locked-In Syndrome (LIS) who cannot move, swallow or even breathe on their own, can regain a remarkable level of independence with technological help. Read More »
Physical therapy helps baby with Down syndrome learn to dance
October 23, 2013
(Waukegan, Il) Birth to age five can be the most critical time to provide developmental intervention therapies for children with Down syndrome. A Waukegan couple added pediatric physical therapy to the usual mix of speech and occupational therapy and have been amazed at the results they have seen in their 15-month-old son, Brady. Read More »