People First Language
I can’t believe I am writing this article. When I was in school a term “people =-first language” was introduced to me and many other students in my class. In […]
Tag Archives: physical therapy
Course Review: DNS Course A
Where: Los Angeles, CA When: March 16 – March 18, 2013 Attendees: Mainly PTs, but one DC as well. Mainly ortho-outpatient based practitioners. Presenters: Clare Frank, DPT & Magdalena Lepiskova […]
Hiatus
Hello avid readers, I have some depressing yet exciting news. I am going taking a little time away from writing. I will be moving over the next few weeks and […]
Academia vs Practical Learning (part two)
I started off the introduction to this series with a disclaimer that I think the academic portion of my physical therapy training was archaic, and I know that I am […]
Educainment 4.5.13
Real quick. It’s the weekend. Go have some fun but take a look at this stuff when you want to be smarter. Quick infographic with dates of Medicare changes. Because […]
Academic vs Practical Learning (part one)
If you read this blog you probably know the folks whose mind-set I fall in line with. Cook, Weingroff, Reinold, Liebenson, etc. But there have been some great new minds […]
Educainment 3.22.13
1st matter of business. Happy Birthday to my mom! A wonderful woman deserves a wonderful birthday week. There was plenty to read this week, but I mostly had my head […]
We don’t live long enough
I was driving home the other day and I was sitting at a street light watching someone pull out a cigarette and unabashedly light it up. It’s sad that people […]
Educainment 3.15.13
I got a lot of reading done early in the week only to be replaced with writing. This week I actually had the pleasure of speaking with Don Reagan regarding […]
Chondromalacia vs Osteoarthritis
Let me set this one up for you. I was a clinical student at an outpatient physical therapy clinic. I had graduated with my undergraduate degree about 2 weeks prior, […]
