More than 13 million people in the United States – male and female, young and old – experience incontinence. Approximately 45% of patients receiving home health services experience incontinence. Occupational therapists may find that incontinence limits their patients from reaching…Read more

When you’re just beginning your physical therapy career, there are tons of paths you can take, and it can feel a bit overwhelming. Some people will advise you to become a generalist, while others encourage you to find a niche…Read more

Memory is often thought of as a single ability or function. It is, however, much more layered than that. The Nuances of Memory Broadly speaking, memory is the ability to remember. When asked about their memory, people will often say…Read more

We are always looking to provide the best, most specific treatment for our patients. With both special tests and symptom modification procedures in your toolbox, you can educate your patients on what anatomical structures are impacted, why these structures are irritated,…Read more

The assessment for children that have survived a pediatric TBI is a complex process. It can be difficult to figure out how to provide evidence-based assessment specific to the pediatric TBI population that will lead to a functional, patient-centered treatment…Read more