
Personality & Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): How to educate Patients and Family
Traumatic brain injuries present a myriad of challenges to patients and families. Navigating this new reality is intimidating, confusing and
Traumatic brain injuries present a myriad of challenges to patients and families. Navigating this new reality is intimidating, confusing and
Working in rehab, as a therapist, means that we often meet people who have very recently gone through a life
Whether you’ve used it in your occupational or physical therapy practice, seen it in an article or heard about it
Deaf and HOH patients are often dissatisfied with their healthcare & are more likely to have poorer outcomes than hearing
As PTs, OTs, and SLPs who work with people who have sustained a concussion of mild brain injury, we are
Utilizing the Real-Life Conversation Skills Video Course to Navigate Comfort, Stretch and Panic Zones in Social Skills Development for Individual
As May rolls our way, a new cohort of fresh-faced and starry eyed clinicians enter the workforce. Whether you are
Living with Brain Injury: A collection of insights we wish we had known along our journey with brain injury “My
You’ve heard of the Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) certification prep course ARC Seminars proudly offers – but did you
Occupational therapy is breaking into bariatric care, an area where we have been under utilized despite being well prepared to
The value of occupational therapy as a community-based service in jail settings is becoming better understood as more research becomes
Shoulder subluxation after stroke can be quite puzzling for therapists to treat. Can these three treatment methods save a shoulder?
Completing self care activities including dressing and bathing can be a stressful and frightful experience for the patient with dementia.
Heterotopic Ossification can be confusing, misunderstood and underdiagnosed in sensitive patient populations including TBI, SCI and ortho. Learn why HO
I’m definitely not saying rugs aren’t public enemy #1 when it comes to fall prevention–in fact my peers have joked
How Nurses Can Help Reduce Hospital Readmissions Reducing hospital readmissions is not only better for your patients’ health—it can also
Cancer Related Fatigue (CRF) can be one of the most limiting factors for your patients – but how, as clinicians,
Promotion of a healthy swallow is often front and center in treating dysphagia…but the cultural and personal importance of dining
When your patient has chronic edema or lymphedema, your therapy may need to include Complete Decongestive Treatment (CDT). CDT includes
Someone once was quoted as saying “You can’t control what happens to you. You can only control how you react
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