This month’s post is by our physical therapist, Jordan Wachter. Summer is finally here, but at the same time, it’s…
Each month we’ll bring you a note from one of our therapists. It might be something they’re reading, learning or…
Before you come to your first appointment, here’s what you need to know.
Are you someone who sees a high value in caring for yourself and wants tailored guidance for wellness and longevity?…
Each month we’ll bring you a note from one of our therapists. It might be something they’re reading, learning or…
Each month we’ll bring you a note from one of our therapists. It might be something they’re reading, learning or…
“How did you get into this?” This is a common question we receive from patients, along with “How long did you have to go to school for this?”. It’s a good question, as there are so many different paths available just within the healthcare field itself, and each one has their own requirements for education and training. It can be a long journey to become a healthcare professional, and it takes planning to know the time and effort will be worth it, so we do things like shadowing different professions to see what interests us. We are often drawn to things that resonate with us, and I’d say that’s the case for many who enter the physical therapy field. Here are some traits that are common among physical therapists.
“How did you get into this?” This is a common question we receive from patients, along with “How long did you have to go to school for this?”. It’s a good question, as there are so many different paths available just within the healthcare field itself, and each one has their own requirements for education and training. It can be a long journey to become a healthcare professional, and it takes planning to know the time and effort will be worth it, so we do things like shadowing different professions to see what interests us. We are often drawn to things that resonate with us, and I’d say that’s the case for many who enter the physical therapy field. Here are some traits that are common among physical therapists.
Each month we’ll bring you a note from one of our therapists. It might be something they’re reading, learning or…
Many people have heard of “no pain, no gain”, but it’s easy to follow this motto down the wrong road. Pain can mean a lot of different things to different people. What is felt can vary greatly, but common descriptions of pain include “ache, sore, sharp, stabbing, burning, shock/electric”, just to name a few. Pain tolerance can also vary from low to high. On top of that, past experiences affect how we experience pain, with traumatic events or persistent pain sometimes magnifying what people are experiencing. But pain is also used to describe what we feel during exercise, despite exercise being good for us. So that begs the question, is pain good or bad?