Making Use Of Kettlebells To Assist Physical Therapy Patients
Kettlebells are weights that look like tea kettles and they have a handle on them. They come in different weight options and they are slowly
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Aquatic Therapy: Effects On The Joint Strength And Muscle Strength For Hemophilia Patients
Hemophilia is a congenital genetic disorder a condition whereby patients lack particular proteins in plasma which make blood clotting possible. This means that patients suffering
How Biofeedback Tools Are Aiding Children With Speech Disorders
Today, one in four children struggles with sound or speech disorder as they grow. These can cause anxiety to parents since they are not entirely
How Physical Therapy Can Help A Child With Developmental Coordination Disorder
Developmental coordination disorder is one of the conditions that affect a great percentage of school-aged children. It affects their ability to participate in everyday activities
Common Mistakes Made By Parents With Kids Who Have A Speech Disorder
There are a number of things that lead to communication disorders and it is not your fault if your child has any of them. Speech
Physical Therapy Tips That Help Reduce Cycling Injuries
You may be a professional cyclist or a casual weekend rider, but whatever the case, you want to stay in a good condition before and
How Pediatric Occupation Therapy Helps Improve Visual Perception
The ability of the brain to make sense of what the eyes see is referred to as visual perception. Note that it is not akin
How Aquatic Therapy Helps People With Rheumatoid Arthritis
You may have heard the term ‘rheumatoid arthritis’ many times but your perception regarding this condition can actually be misleading especially that it can be
Who Is At Risk Of Having Shin Splints?
Shin splints, otherwise known as Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS) in the world of physical therapy, are familiar conditions to people who are involved in
What Should You Know About The Phonological Disorder?
The phonological disorder can happen when kids have difficulty making letter sounds thus making it even more difficult for them to read and pronounce words
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