6 Assessment Strategies for Chronic Pain and Central Sensitization
Chronic pain is a serious problem, affecting as many as 40 percent of Americans at some point in their lives.1 But where does pain really exist in the body? Is it in…
5 Signs of Visual Problems Following Brain Injury or Stroke
Has this ever happened to you?Your patient who has experienced a stroke or brain injury has been progressing as expected and then suddenly their progress just stops and they seem to have a hard time…
Energy Deficiency: The Female Athlete Triad and Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S)
Do you work with athletes who participate in sports that emphasize a lean physique or have weight as a participation factor? These clients have a higher risk of energy deficiency, a condition that can develop…
Why Rehab Professionals Need to Address Wound Care
Many rehabilitation professionals feel uncomfortable discussing wound care. Why is this? It could be:Lack of familiarity with the examination process.Uncertainty around interpretation of findings.Difficulty choosing between available treatments.In many cases, the “yuck factor” of the…
Applying the Principles of Meaningful Motor Learning
In a previous article, I introduced “Helen,” a 70-year-old right-sided stroke survivor who enjoys making and giving gifts to her loved ones. I discussed the stages of motor learning following a stroke and made sure…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
