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Suggestions from the field for return to sports participation following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: American football Read More »
Heidi Jannenga (founder and owner of Web PT) and I have been talking quite a bit over the last few months on several topics. Specifically, why is there such a lack of female leaders and business owners in our profession? Despite the APTA being majority women, the number of female private practice business owners is a fraction of their male counter part. What factors have
Happy International Women’s Day! Read More »
As most of you know I took a bit of a sabbatical in 2014. It was a wonderful (and scary) time for me in so many ways. One thing that I have wanted to do for several years was take my 200-hour yoga teacher training certification. With the extra time I had during 2014, I was able to accomplish just that. Why did I want
Does Yoga Fit Within Our Current Performance Model? Read More »
All I can think of these days is what a difference 365 days makes. I also think about my love for theater and music, and how thanks to Jonathan Larson, the musical RENT came up with a much better way to define 1 year…525,600 minutes. If you haven’t heard the song Seasons of Love, Google it. Around 525,600 minutes ago, I left my position as
Thanks to Frank Dolan for this week’s blog topic: Controversial Topics! (Hope you are great, Frank! It has been too long!) Ahhhh…nothing like an Italian- Sicilian drinking wine at an airport bar writing about controversial things! Let’s get after it! PicMonkeyControversy Controversial topic #1: Icing It’s a tried and true treatment, right? I pull a hammy…ice it. I sprain an ankle…ice it. Any type of
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