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Category Archives: Rehab Rants

“Overuse?” Injuries

May 3, 2010by mscottdpt Leave a comment

“Overuse injury” is becoming a well-known term among health professionals, pro athletes, amateur athletes, and parents. The term overuse implies that there is a known level of activity that is appropriate for […]

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Injuries, Prevention, Rehab Rants

Weston High School Career Day

April 5, 2010by mscottdpt 1 Comment

This coming Wednesday I will be speaking at Weston High School’s Career Day. I’m going to be speaking about how I got into PT, what schooling one must go through […]

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motivation, Rehab Rants

Ankle Sprains: “When can I play?”

March 25, 2010by mscottdpt 6 Comments

I treat a lot of high school athletes. Besides “Do I have to”, the second most common question from them is, yup you guessed it, “When can I play”. I […]

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balance, Injuries, Lower Extremity, Rehab Rants

I am not a PT…

March 8, 2010by mscottdpt 7 Comments

What is one thing that we do every single day when we go into our clinics, our gyms, or visit with our patients? We talk, we assess, we evaluate, we […]

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Rehab Rants

OQMA(#2) Follow Up

February 15, 2010by mscottdpt 4 Comments

As you probably remember my OQMA(#2) discussed childhood (17 years-old and younger) overuse injuries, but what I did not come to was a conclusion of who is responsible, or who is […]

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Injuries, One Question, OQMA, Rehab Rants

Open vs. Closed Chain for Dummies: The lower extremity

February 9, 2010by mscottdpt 3 Comments

Recently, the functional exercise movement has taken off. AND I LOVE IT! However, when it comes to rehab and fitness we have to be careful of which movements/fads/etc we follow. If we […]

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Lower Extremity, Rehab Rants

“And please remember to shut off your cell phones.”

November 20, 2009by mscottdpt Leave a comment

Today’s Theme – watch this video I know we live in a time where we need instant access to everything, but at what expense? When I first began my journey into […]

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Rehab Rants

How to: Be a terrible therapist

November 13, 2009by mscottdpt 5 Comments

One word: HUM-MER-S – Meaning Hot packs, Ultrasound, Massage, and Stim. DISCLAIMER: This post was not written about any therapists that I have worked with, currently work with, or even […]

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Rehab Rants

Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day

October 22, 2009by mscottdpt 1 Comment

First, sorry it’s been so long. No excuses. I happened to treat a particular patient this past Tuesday who is my muse for this post. She is an older woman, […]

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Rehab Rants

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