Top 3 Myths in Running Shoes
Every day, patients ask, “What’s the best shoe for me?” There’s a big problem when a clinician’s knowledge base of shoe prescription has been largely, and in some cases entirely, shaped by the shoe industry itself…
Concussion: Return to Play Protocol
Sarah is scheduled to play in an out-of-state soccer tournament this weekend in front of college coaches with a chance to earn a scholarship on the line. Unfortunately, she was injured about 9 days ago.The…
A Simple Way to Keep Clients Motivated in Voice Therapy
As voice therapists, we know the steps and actions necessary for our clients to correct their voice problems, and we spend a great deal of time and effort designing therapy programs for each individual client…
Honoring Patient Rights in Determining Diet Texture
One topic that is sure to result in a frenzy on any SLP discussion forum is how to handle the difference between what is the safest diet for someone living with dysphagia and what the…
Enhancing Function in Older Adults with Vision Loss
“And when I see you, I really see you upside down” is not just a clever lyric from the Death Cab for Cutie song titled A Lack of Color, but an actual visual phenomenon. When…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
