2 Keys to Better Running Form
How many times have your patients asked you, “What should I do in the gym to run better?” Unless you give them a credible answer, they’re likely to drudge themselves into the weight room and…
How Impaired Vision Affects Childhood Occupations
Vision is the primary sensory system used to gather information about our surroundings. Foundational skills control voluntary eye movements, whereas higher-level skills help the brain to make sense of what is seen. Functional vision is…
3 New Assessments for Evaluating Right Hemisphere Dysfunction
In the past decade, new and revised assessments for right hemisphere dysfunction have come into practice. These newer tests focus on affective and communicative components as well as unilateral neglect.Comprehensive Affect Testing System (CATS)This test…
4 Smartphone Games That Encourage Wrist Rehabilitation
Tired of using dumbbells for rehabilitation following distal radius fractures? Looking for new interventions to increase client engagement? Look no further than your patient’s smartphone! Incorporate it into exercise routines to help your patients regain…
An Essential Guide to Measurement in Cognitive Rehabilitation
As medical SLPs treating individuals with cognitive impairments, we rely heavily on data and measurable outcomes to guide treatment. We must identify and quantify sources of impairment in a valid, reliable fashion, and measure therapy…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
