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The panel also addresses when the doctor becomes the patient. Enjoy.

Mackenzie takes us on a journey to provide parents/caregivers tangible solutions that can foster development of language skills. Enjoy.

Sally's Mom was a RN and worked in various settings including Villa Maria Nursing Home in North Miami where Sally grew up. Sally Mom used to take Sally and her twin sister with her when she worked on the weekends and volunteer their time by wheeling patients to and from the various activities.

One summer Sally's Mom asked twin, "Why don't you volunteer in the OT department"? and asked me, "Why don't you volunteer in the PT department"? Ever since that summer experience Sally knew she wanted to become a PT and all thanks to Sally's Mom! Enjoy the conversation.

The reason that I became a physical therapist is because of my brother Ryan. I was 7 years old when my brother was born. He was born perfectly healthy but after several months of being alive he started have terrible seizures due to spinal meningitis.

The spinal meningitis caused decreased oxygen to the his brain which resulted in my brother having cerebral palsy.

As a child and older brother, I would do so many activities with him involving walking, stretching, coordination and balancing activities while we where just simply playing and spending time together. The entire time I was playing with and taking care of my brother, I had no idea that I was actually doing physical therapy with him. Not until Ryan got involved with the Special Olympics as a teenager, I was privileged to be around so many other amazing special children and adults.

At this moment, I realized that I wanted to become a physical therapist. I learned the impact that I had on my brother and more importantly the impact that he had on me. Ryan has now passed away but through his spirit is the reason why I am a physical therapist and how I am blessed to have an opportunity to impact other peoples lives through my career as a physical therapist.

On this episode of In Your Corner, join Christine Williams, Senior Clinic Manager with CORA as she discusses concrete solutions to minimize your risks of possibly falling in the future. Enjoy.

• 1 out of 5 falls causes a serious injury.
• Each year, 2.8 million older people are treated in emergency departments for fall injuries.
• Over 800,000 patients a year are hospitalized because of a fall injury, most often because of a head injury or hip fracture.

On this episode of In Your Corner Dr. Rick Lehman and I are talking to Dr. David Crane, Dennis Moreland and Kinsey Shouse, PT on innovative training and solutions to fall safely to prevent and minimize serious injuries. Great conversation with massive benefits. Enjoy.

As the understanding of patient post-operative recovery improved surgeons were able to utilize ambulatory surgery centers. Now as COVID-19 has affected our hospital systems and delayed many surgeries, some surgeons are looking to utilize outpatient procedures and protocols.

Currently, John Jackson now shares his expertise and life-experience as a sports consultant and motivational speaker. Enjoy the conversation.

In our conversation, these two nutritional powerhouses remove any doubts about the real benefits of proper nutrition and solutions for achieving nutritional success.

Fact-1: 5.6% of people who are introduced to opioids for the first time will become depend in the first week.

Fact-2:  The two most at risk patient populations to become addicted.  Male adolescent student athletes and people who are hurt at work.

Join two of CORAs OTs, Chris Bluhm and Kaylee Munch, as we celebrate Occupational Therapy month and learn more about the specialty of Hand Therapy. 

Where can the pain be located? What does it feel like?

How does someone get diagnosed?

What is endometriosis? Is it common?

What is the typical treatment for endometriosis?

What is EndoMarch?

What is a Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Specialist?

What does physical therapy for pelvic pain involve?

How can pelvic health physical therapy help with managing endometriosis long term?

What resources are available for women with endometriosis?

For women with overuse injuries please characterize the risk factors both for bone injuries and soft tissue injuries.

Describe the female triad specifically and describe the issues.

Describe the presentation and physical exam of a patient with a stress fracture.

What does the work up entail?

Explain the treatment for stress fractures – exogen Bone stimulation biomechanical analysis (video ect.) orthotics technique.

What are the risk factors for soft tissue injuries – Describe the importants of muscle imbalance, symmetry, compensation and efficiency.

What factors preclude an athlete to Achilles injury, hamstring injury and shin splint?

How can we change our training to avoid stress fractures and muscle injuries – Hamstring Achilles Posteromedial stress injuries.

1.   What do Athletic Trainers do?

2.   What is the difference between an Athletic Trainer and a PT/ OT?

3.   Where can an Athletic Trainer work?

4.   What is an Athletic Trainers role in Work and Industry?

5.   What type of degree do you need to be an Athletic Trainer?

6.   What types of task or activities do ATC perform with Sports Teams?

7.   What is an Injury Prevention Screen?

8.   What happens if someone is suspected of a concussion?

9.   How can athletes prevent dehydration?