What To Know About Physical Therapy For Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Do you find yourself shaking out your hands to try to alleviate tingling or numbness? Do your hands seem weak and you end up accidentally dropping objects because you can’t grasp them well? Here is what you need to know about carpal tunnel syndrome and how physical therapy can help you.
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The Do’s And Don’ts Of Managing Lymphedema
Regardless of whether you have primary lymphedema from an inherited condition or secondary lymphedema from damage to your lymphatic system, there are things that you can do to improve your quality of life. There are also things that you should avoid in order to prevent it from worsening.
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How Can Occupational Therapy Help Those With Autism?
Occupational therapy helps people with autism learn the necessary skills in order to lead a more independent lifestyle. People on the autism spectrum may struggle with sensory modulation difficulties, which can cause them to struggle in their life. Since occupational therapy focuses on motor, social, physical, and cognitive skills, it can help autistic people improve their quality of life.
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Who Is Eligible For Cardiac Rehabilitation?
Helpful as cardiac rehabilitation is, it is more suitable for some cases than others. Here is what you need to know about when this medically-supervised treatment program is necessary.
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What Causes A Lisp? How To Correct A Lisp
Lisps are a type of speech condition most commonly seen in children, although adults can have lisps too. Generally, if a child has a lisp, they should grow out of it by the age of 5. However, there are cases when a lisp can persist. Depending on what causes a lisp, treatment methods vary. A speech therapist can help people overcome lisps.
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How To Make Your New Year’s Resolutions Achievable: 3 Helpful Bits Of Physical Therapy Advice
It’s a new year! Many people make resolutions to improve their health and life in the new year, but most of them give up on their resolutions within the month of January. This doesn’t need to be you, though! You can make your New Year’s resolutions achievable by keeping the following physical therapy advice in mind.
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