Competently Managing ALS Decline
The early symptoms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) can easily be mistaken for other diseases. For instance, ALS can be misdiagnosed as a cervical disc injury, leading to a delay in a correct diagnosis for…
Understanding the Therapist’s Role in Managing Multiple Sclerosis
Nearly one million people in the United States live with multiple sclerosis (MS),1 with 12,000 new cases diagnosed each year.2 The majority of these individuals will have average or…
Indispensable Motor Learning Tips for Treating the Damaged Motor System
Efficient, functionally driven motor behavior is vital for surviving and thriving. If you are working with patients with neurological impairments, you know the challenges of retraining the damaged central nervous system (CNS).These motor learning strategies…
How to Enhance Movement Response with Layers of Facilitation
When used in conjunction with each other, layers of facilitation enhance the response of the patient to the therapist’s intervention, regardless of their diagnosis or deficits. Using these principles of effective intervention within each treatment…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
