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Supplements: When to Use and Not Use	02/20/12
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist The dietary supplement industry continues to increase in popularity.

The Networking Gap	02/20/12
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Many of us don’t recognize the networking power of job boards.

Looking for writers to contribute articles	02/16/12
If you are interested in sharing your ideas and information with other healthcare professionals, please contact Katie D'Aiuto at kdaiuto@healthjobsnationwide.com

What PT Apps Do You Have?	02/13/12
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist I would like to know what applications (if any) that you use to help you practice.

Don’t Transfer Your Soul (or Your Talent)	02/12/12
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO When an employer turns out to be bad, the harm can be long lasting.

Maximize yourself based on who you are, part II	02/07/12
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist This week we will explore ideas to maximize your exercise program based on your body type.

Taking BP in Both Arms for our Patients	02/07/12
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist The Lancet just put out a study to show reason it is important to take BP in both arms.

The PERFECT Meal – What to Eat to Lose Fat & Build Muscle	01/31/12
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist The simplicity our diet plans should contain to stay healthy

Change the Epilogue of Your Job Search	01/29/12
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO The new scourge of job seekers is serial unemployment.

Self-Referral to Physical Therapy	01/24/12
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Physical therapy is growing and consumers are more aware of the benefits now vs anytime in the past.

Metabolism Part 3 of 3	01/24/12
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Things you do and don’t have control of when it comes to your metabolic rate.

Judith Lasater: A Teachers’ Teacher: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	01/24/12
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist One of my favorite teachers in the yoga world is Judith Hansen Lasater.

Asana Analysis: Flying Warrior Pose: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	01/13/12
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Fly into the 2012 with this challenging and joyful pose.

Boosting your metabolic rate the direction you want it to go	01/13/12
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist A closer look at some the facts about improving your basal metabolic rate (BMR).

It's all about the Calories	01/10/12
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist A recent study in JAMA showed that an increase in calories was the major factor in increasing body fat.

SMT & HEA > medication for neck pain, yes! But, more publicity for DC Care?	01/10/12
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Harrison's thoughts on a recent NY Times Health Blog post regarding the effectiveness of Chiropractic care.

The Job Seeker With the Dragon Tattoo	01/10/12
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO What Does the Dragon Tattoo Mean for Job Seekers?

Get Fit this New Year, and don't worry about the weight number.	01/02/12
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Let the New Year be a year to improve your fitness and health and worry less about fatness and the weight number.

Take Away Notes from 3.5	01/02/12
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Notes from Harrison's 3.5 years of practice.

How to Succeed in Applying for a Job	12/31/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO I’m going to let you in on the two secrets to success in applying for a job online.

Your Brain is made for Movement	12/27/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist There is power in movement.

Pilates: Not Just for Tutu Sporting Dancers Anymore!	12/19/11
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist This approach to integrating strength and stability leaves me feeling like I am 6 feet tall, tight, solid, and build like a brick house.

The Standout Skill: Information for Job Seekers	12/10/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO There is one skill that CEOs today believe is both in critically short supply and critically important to their organization’s success.

“Don’t worry, be happy.”	12/06/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Laughter and positive thinking can decrease cardiovascular risks.

Pose: Down Dog Prep Pose: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	12/06/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist This is not a classic pose but a therapeutic posture.

Ask not what your health care can do for you, but what you can do for your health care.	11/21/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Medical self-care needs to become a larger part of our health care practices to reduce improper use of the health care system.

Job Search Entrepreneurism	11/21/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Personal branding is all the rage these days in job search books and seminars.

Is snacking needed or is it bad for me?	11/14/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Snacking is an optional dietary requirement.

Optimize Your ROL – Your Return on Luck	11/07/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO The difference between companies that are merely good and those that are considered great is often how they use luck.

Cultivating a Calm Mind in Rough Waters: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	10/31/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Yesterday I was invited to a special stand-up paddleboard (SUP) yoga class.

Direct Access	10/31/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist I see quite a few Direct Access patients and get excellent results.

Staying up late may lead to your weight going and staying up as well	10/24/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Research shows that people who stay up later are at increased risk for weight gain.

Our Fabulous Fascia: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	10/24/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Fascia is perhaps the least understood and appreciated tissue in the body.

Dealing with the Difficult Patient Part 1: The Patient in Pain	10/24/11
Lorrie Middleton, RTT Radiation Therapist These are just a few suggestions to help the patient in pain.

The Sound of Silence: Advice for Job Seekers	10/24/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Job seekers typically describe their application experience as akin to sending their resume off into a black hole.

Asana Analysis: Seated Straddle/Upavistha Konasana: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	10/17/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist This pose is one that is commonly seen in yoga classes as well as on athletic fields.

Nutrition Facts Label made easier	10/17/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Gaining improved understanding of the Nutrition Facts Label on packaged and prepared foods will help you know how the food adds (or subtracts) from your nutrition goals for the day.

Importance of Exercise for Arthritis Patients	10/09/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Exercise can help ease joint pain and stiffness for arthritis sufferers.

PT for Mothers-To-Be: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	10/09/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist All physical therapists should have some basic knowledge about women’s health.

The One Word You Should Avoid in a Job Search	10/09/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Employers today want to hear a new word.

Yoga for Women: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	10/03/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist I took a course this summer called "Teaching Yoga for Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond.”

Are all exercises created equal?	10/03/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist It is confusing to know what the “best” exercises or products are for you.

Good article about calling yourself “Doctor”	10/03/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist The battle over use of the term “Doctor” is still, and will remain, a hot issue.

The Smart Resume: Information for Job Seekers	10/01/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO You have to be at the state-of-the-art in your occupational field. Then, you have to promote that fact using a smart resume.

Asana Analysis: Queen's Pose: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	09/26/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist This is a restorative pose that I learned during my prenatal teacher training, but you don’t have to be pregnant to enjoy it.

Stress Reducer Tips	09/26/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Excessive stress or what some term “toxic stress” can be detrimental to our health.

Making Job Boards Work Part II: Advice for Recruiters	09/21/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Job boards remain the #1 external source of new hires according to at least two major surveys.

The Invisible Skeleton: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	09/19/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Yoga can help our patients cope with all the different types of stresses.

Evaluate your eating habits	09/19/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Try a food diary to become a healthier you.

Are all dieting plans created equal?	09/12/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Should dieting be so complex that it gets over 11 million results when you type it into Google?

Pride: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	09/12/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Pride in itself is not sinful but it becomes sinful when left unchecked by humility.

An Investment of Caring	09/12/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO How to make networking effective.

Healthcare Job Board Leaders Announce Acquisition, HealthJobsNationwide.com to Become One of the Most Powerful Recruiting Tools in the Nation	09/10/11
HealthJobsNationwide.com Healthcare Employment Network Acquires Absolutely Health Care.

The Ultimate Job Seeker's Guide: Prepare your resume, ace your interview and land the job you want!	09/09/11
The MyBackgroundCheck.com Team Finding a great job can seem like a challenge, but it might be easier than you think.

New Manual Therapy Blog – A Must See	09/07/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist A must-read new blog.

Strength Training 101	09/07/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Strength training is a very important component of a healthy exercise program.

Voluntouring: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	09/07/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist There really is no better way to get to know a country than by volunteering with its people.

Benefits of Referring Patients to PT	08/30/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Patients that might benefit from a referral to Physical Therapy for certain conditions

Making Job Boards Work: Advice for Recruiters	08/22/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO As with any other product or service, you have to be a smart consumer and a smart user to get the outcome you want.

Make Yourself Indispensable: Advice for Job Seekers

08/22/11

Trying to get to the simple side of complexity with health.	08/22/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist "Simplicity lies on the far side of complexity."

Follow the simple rule of 5 to get the day started off right	08/15/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist A simple rule to guide your breakfast choices.

Red Shirt Relationships: The Art of Social Recruiting	08/13/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO Red shirt relationships are the single best way to overcome a lack of familiarity and trust.

Make Yourself a “Will Do” Candidate	08/13/11
Peter Weddle Former Recruiter, HR Consultant and business CEO If we depend on being "can do" people to find a job, we’ll likely see our hopes dashed and our dreams cancelled.

Get in the Zone for proper exercise intensity	08/08/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Finding the right intensity to exercise at is important to maximize the safety and effectiveness of your workout.

More Stress Signs	08/01/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Some physical signs that may be due to increased stress.

Turning Shoulder Rehab on It’s Head: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	07/25/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Would you be willing to consider using headstand as a treatment for rotator cuff tear?

The problem with all crash diets and not enough strength training exercise	07/25/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Strength training, which combats the muscle loss, is often the forgotten exercise component to healthy weight loss.

Looking for Bloggers to Contribute Articles to TherapyJobsNationwide.com	07/23/11
If you are interested in sharing your ideas and information with over 50,000 therapy professionals, please contact Katie D'Aiuto at kdaiuto@healthjobsnationwide.com.

Beware of Butt Gripping!: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	07/11/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Here's an interesting read from the Pelvic Floor Guruess, Leslie Howard.

Stress Signs and How to Reduce Them	07/11/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Scientific evidence suggests that too much stress lowers immunity, which can lead to many physical symptoms as well as emotional problems.

FABQ. Why we shouldn’t avoid this outcome measure.	07/11/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist The Fear Avoidance Belief Questionnaire (FABQ) has been around for quite some time to investigate the fear-avoidance beliefs of patients with chronic low back pain (LBP).

And a Wii Bit of Balance: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	07/01/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist As a PT, I felt compelled to experiment with WiiFit's Balance Games, just to see how they might be used by patients either during or after rehabilitation.

Get Regular Health Check Ups	07/01/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist What benefits are there of keeping regular visits with your primary care physician for routine check ups?

Magnetic Resonance: Can imaging be negative for our LBP patients?	07/01/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist As many of you most likely already know, ordering imaging is over-utilized for low back pain (LBP).

A Wii Bit of Yoga: A physical therapist's view on how yoga applies to everyday life	06/17/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist A rundown of my experience with Wii Fit, including Wii Yoga

Nutritional Note on Breakfast	06/17/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Some newer research has found that eating a big breakfast can just add calories to your day.

Seven steps to go from 0 to 30	06/10/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist How does one go from nothing to 30 minutes of physical activity per day?

A Modern Spin on Meditation	06/07/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist A funny take on how to stay connected to our inner experience in this world of technological hyper-connectivity.

Making up your mind to be Happy	06/07/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Some tips to reduce stress.

Treat Yourself with TLC: A Physical Therapist's View	06/01/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist I read a news story last week about the discovery that self-compassion is the key to a happy and healthy life.

Do the Math to Remove Obstacles to Wellness	05/31/11
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness When it comes to Wellness, sometimes subtraction means that we actually get more.

Ansana Analysis: Gate Pose/Parighasana	05/20/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist This is one of the few true side-bending poses in yoga.

Should exercise be work or play?	05/20/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist How to get a little of both to make our exercise program enjoyable and effective for us.

SLR: Let’s Face the Facts	05/20/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist The straight leg raise (SLR) is a very common orthopedic and neurological testing procedure that has been around for almost 150 years.

Persistence Is Important for Moving Toward Wellness	05/20/11
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Earlier this week, I was reminded of the importance of persistence.

To Deal with Change, Keep Your Focus on Love	05/16/11
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Our attention belongs on what matters most, and what matters most is love.

The Little Yogi Inside Us All	05/16/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist I have always believed that yoga is a familiar and natural practice that stems from our innate desire to move.

Asana Analysis: Half Moon Pose/Ardha Chandrasana	05/11/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist This pose requires strength, flexibility, and balance.

Depression Affects Physical Therapy	05/05/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist The bottom line of a recent study is that depression effects therapy, regardless of the body part that hurts.

Does your expectation of recovery following an injury help predict your actual outcome?	05/05/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist A recent study found that what you think your recovery will be is a good predictor of what it actually will be

Night symptoms with LBP: Should we be shaking in our slippers? Part 2 of 2.	05/05/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Ideas to keep in mind when screening these type of patients

Night symptoms with LBP: Should we be shaking in our slippers? Part 1 of 2.	05/04/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Catching underyling systemic diseases early, that may mimic mechanical pain, is always a concern during our evaluations.

Asana Analysis: Fish Pose/Matsyasana	04/18/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist How to incorporate the Fish Pose into your practice.

Low Back Pain Treatment Classification: Let’s Just Flip a Coin	04/18/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Subgrouping of patients into specific treatments for low back pain is in an advancing era here lately.

Do Not Shoulder the Burden!	04/04/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Shoulder pain is a common occurrence yet can be complex in nature.

Sun is out, time to get dirty: Musings from a PT	04/04/11
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist Ahhhh, Spring!

PTFJ: small, overlooked but could be the big answer. Part 2 of 2.	04/04/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Part 2 of Harrison's PTFJ post.

Asana Analysis: Standing Straddle/Prasarita Podattanasana	03/14/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist This is a great pose that provides a number of benefits.

If You Mind, It Will Matter	02/28/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Stress management, having a positive mental attitude, having good coping skills are all essential elements to wellbeing.

Puzzle Pieces	02/28/11
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Wellness is realizing that the events, the pieces of our life, are never what matters most.

Asana Analysis: Supported Seated Forward Fold/Paschimottanasana	02/14/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist This restorative version of the Paschimottanasana pose will decrease the risk and increase the benefits.

To Find Your Peace, Let Peace Find You	02/07/11
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness All that is needed is a welcoming as we open the door to peace.

PTFJ: small, overlooked but could be the big answer. Part 1 of 2	01/31/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist The proximal tibio-fibular joint has received some notice in the literature and seems to be a bigger deal as of late.

Asana Analysis: Reclined Bound Angle/Supta Badha Konasana	01/31/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist This posture is one that allows deep opening of the chest, stomach and pelvic areas but in a safe and supportive manner.

Shortcuts: Perspectives from a PT	01/31/11
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Matt realizes that "shortcuts" often take as long as the "long cuts.

Share Strengths, Respect Differences for Wellness	01/17/11
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Wellness is about finding balance.

Are All exercises Created Equal? Notes from a Physical Therapist	01/17/11
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Exercising should be simple and has too many benefits for healthy living not to be done.

Physical Therapy on the Big Screen	01/10/11
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Hurray for this portrayal of skilled physical therapy in the movies!

Special Tests: Decoded	01/03/11
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist If you haven’t had the chance to update your clinical shelf on special tests since your academic days…well, you are probably lost somewhere in left field!

Fundamentals for a Healthy Spine, Part 3	12/27/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa's third installment in her Healthy Spine series.

Happy Holidays from In Touch PT Blog!	12/27/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist A Happy New Year's wish from Harrison.

The New Year- A Time for Resolutions	12/27/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness My New Year's resolutions for this coming year.

Passing: A Physical Therapists Thoughts on Life and Death	12/20/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Matt's thoughts on the significance of what the ending really means and why it is so meaningful.

Fundamentals for a Healthy Spine, Part 2	12/17/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist How forward bends and backbends may affect some common problems of the spine.

There’s So Much to Be Thankful For	12/06/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Thanksgiving is that time of year when I remember most the incredible gift my life has been.

PQRI – This is a Bandwagon Worth Jumping On	11/22/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist What is your experience with PQRI? Are you finding it to be successful financially and personally with your patients?

Fundamentals for a Healthy Spine, Part 1	11/22/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist General concepts important for a healthy spine in any pose.

Pushing Pills for Pain: A Physical Therapist Takes a Look	11/17/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses FDA approval of Cymbalta for chronic musculoskeletal pain.

Peace Turns Challenges Into Opportunities	11/17/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Turn your Wellness challenges into Wellness opportunities by giving yourself the permission and time to find peace in your life.

Asana Analysis: Standing Forward Fold/Uttanasana: Incorporating this Pose into Physical Therapy Practice	11/10/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses how to incorporate this wonderful way to release physical and mental tension into your physical therapy practice

Asana Analysis: Warrior I/Virabhadrasana	11/02/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist How to incorporate the Warrior I pose into your physical therapy practice.

Routine: A Physical Therapist Discusses What Happens When His is Disrupted	11/02/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Are changes to your routine "disruptions," or are they actually opportunities or catalysts?

Effective Patient-Provider Relations 101: Information for Healthcare Providers	10/27/10
Marcos A. Vargas, MSHA, PA-C Physician Assistant Two tips to consider when building rapport with patients.

Yoga Heals: Update on MS and Fibromyalgia	10/26/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Research looking at how an 18-week Ananda Yoga program would affect 24 persons with mild to moderate multiple sclerosis.

Finally...an App worth investing in as a Physical Therapist	10/26/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist The pocket “Wal-Mart” for the orthopedic manual therapist.

For Wellness, Treat the Main Cause of the Problem	10/26/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Wellness requires both patient and medical practitioner to listen and trust that the solution will found by remaining open to identifying the main source of the problem.

Current Trends in Clinical Outsourcing

10/26/10

Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio
Hosted by Tim Rush, Founder and President of HealthJobsNationwide.com
Guest Susan Tout, MD
As the Obama administration pledges to cut the growth rate for national health care spending by more than $2 trillion over the next 10 years, facilities such as hospitals and rehabilitation centers are under continued pressure to find ways to get more for less.

Asana Analysis: Extended Side Angle/Utthita Parsvakonasana	10/18/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Extended Side Angle/Utthita Parsvakonasana is effective for simultaneously stretching and strengthening the legs and torso.

OT and PT Textbooks Needed for Afghanistan - Drive Going on Now!	10/18/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide Afghanistan is now trying to close the educational gap by building up its medical libraries at all levels – they need our help!

Negative Emotions: A Physical Therapist Discusses their Benefit	10/11/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness How we can use negative emotions for our benefit.

Why See a PT?	10/11/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Some pearls of wisdom Lisa picked up at a recent Physical Therapy conference

Do we need to exercise…everything?: A Look at Physical Therapy Practice	10/05/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Do patients need to spend 45 min stretching and strengthening everything their mother gave them for US THERAPISTS to get results?

Can Social Networking Revolutionize Disease Management?	10/05/10
Clinician's Roundtable on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Bruce Japsen, Healthcare Business Reporter Guest James Heywood, co-founder and chairman of Patients Like Me At least one new online venture gives patients the opportunity to access data about medications and therapies and their effects and outcomes.

The Importance of Patience and Listening	10/04/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness For patients and medical practitioners alike, patience and listening are so important.

It Hurts to be Sad & Angry: A Physical Therapist Discusses the Link Between Mood and Pain	10/04/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist A recent study from the Netherlands shows that women are more sensitive to pain when they are feeling sad or angry.

Asana Analysis: Eagle Pose/Garudasana - How to Incorporate this Yoga Pose into Physical Therapy Practice	09/27/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses the Eagle Pose.

A Passion to Serve: A Physical Therapist Discusses the Importance of Helping Others	09/27/10
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist To serve others selflessly has a ripple effect along the lives it touches.

Asana Analysis: Eagle Arms Pose/Garudasana: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	09/20/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses how to incorporate Eagle Arm's Pose into Physical Therapy practice.

The Power of Your Thoughts: A Physical Therapist Discusses How Misunderstandings in the Medical Setting Can Be Avoided	09/17/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Over the last several weeks, I have been noticing how important word choice is when I am guiding my patients and staff towards wellness...

Asana Analysis: Cow's Face/Gomukhasana Part 2	09/13/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist How to incorporate Cow's Face and Gomukhasana poses into your physical therapy practice.

A More Lively Liver: A Physical Therapist's Guidelines for	09/13/10
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist A recipe for returning your body to "all systems go."

Joint Dysfunction. A 21st Century Concept.	09/13/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist It's time to decide if we are physical therapists or chiropractors.

If Disney Ran Your Hospital: A Must-Read Book Written by an Occupational Therapist	09/01/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide Taking Care of Business Column to be published by OT Advance Sept 13, 2010.

Asana Analysis: Thread the Needle: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	09/01/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses the Thread the Needle yoga pose.

History vs. Technology - How a Physical Therapist can make a Proper Diagnosis	09/01/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Matthew discusses the truth about back pain and getting better.

Short and Long Term Effects of Reform on the Healthcare Market

08/30/10

Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio
Hosted by Tim Rush, Founder and President of HealthJobsNationwide.com
Guest Phil Miller, Vice President of Communications for Merritt Hawkins & Associates,
We all know that healthcare reform may change the way healthcare professionals practice medicine, but how might reform also change the way in which we either find employment or staff our facilities?

Part II: Leadership vs. Management	08/26/10
Swen L Mikesell Health Care Administrator One of the biggest problems we have in not only health care, but in business in general, is the lack of leadership.

A PT’s HEP: Not only can it provide relief but can it save a life?	08/26/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist How can physical therapists be a lead role in prevention of the above through general physical activity?

Healing vs. Getting Better:A Physical Therapist Discusses the Difference	08/24/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Healing is NOT always associated with pain, and healing does NOT always mean your pain will decrease.

Trends in Healthcare Staffing	08/23/10
Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Shane Jackson, Vice President of Jackson Healthcare Guest Tony Gregoire, Senior Research Analyst at Staffing Industry Analysts We all know that the way medicine is practiced changes everyday, but how do the changes affect the overall trends in healthcare staffing?

C1-2 Dysfunction in CGH: From Evaluation to Treatment Part 3 of 3	08/18/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Therapeutic exercises for treatment of C1-2 dysfunction can be vast and include a multitude of disciplines ranging from strengthening, neuromuscular re-education/ re-training, postural education, stretching, etc.

Green Slime is Delicious:A Physical Therapist Shares Her Daily Green Smoothie Recipe	08/18/10
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist Elizabthe shares her daily green smoothie recipe.

Malpractice Insurance and Professional Liability	08/13/10
Your Career in Healthcare on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Shane Jackson VP of Jackson Healthcare Guest William F. Galtney, Jr.,chairman of Galtney Enterprises, Cedar Equities, Oxford Insurance Services, and Gessner Holdings, LLC. Nobody likes to think about liability insurance, but it's a topic that every medical professional needs to understand.

Leadership vs Management	08/11/10
Swen L Mikesell Health Care Administration One of the biggest problems we have in not only health care, but in business in general, is the lack of leadership.

Asana Analysis: Sage Twist/Marichi III: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	08/11/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses the Sage Twist/Marichi III yoga pose.

Urinary Incontinence: A Common Issue Commonly Left Untreated: A Physical Therapist Discusses the Several Types of Incontinence	08/09/10
Erin Baird, PT, DPT, BCB-PMD Physical Therapist It is reported that 1 in 4 people will develop some type of incontinence throughout their lifespan.

Health Care Business 101 & Then Some	08/05/10
Clinician's Roundtable on ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Bruce Japsen, Chicago Tribune Reporter Guest Wright Pinson, MD Healthcare reform may bring more medical care services to patients, which means more and complex business for the nation's physicians.

The Age of Accountability: A Physical Therapist's Take on Health and Wellness	08/05/10
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist Make each day count, and take the small steps.

Exercises for Axial Pain That Could Cause More Harm Than Good: A Physical Therapist Discusses Typical Therapeutic Exercises	08/04/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Harrison discusses typical therapeutic exercises.

Asana Analysis: Legs Up the Wall Pose/Viparita Karani: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	08/04/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses the yoga Wall Pose/Viparita Karani.

Asana Analysis: Headstand/Salamba Sirsasana: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	08/04/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses the Headstand/Salamba yoga pose.

Healing vs. Getting Better: A Physical Therapist Discusses the Difference	08/04/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Healing is NOT always associated with pain, and healing does NOT always mean your pain will decrease.

New Perspectives on Marketing for Therapy Practices and Businesses	07/29/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide Summer ….What a great time to read, relax and plan.

C1-C2 Dysfunction in CGH: From Evaluation to Treatment Part 2 of 3	07/27/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist The 2nd part of this series is devoted to the manual approach to C1-2 dysfunction.

A Time to Play: Why a Physical Therapist Thinks Playtime is a Must	07/27/10
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist As men and women go through life stages,our ability to recover from injuries decreases. Or does it?

The Living Spine: A Physical Therapist Discusses the Role of Fascia in Spinal Health	07/27/10
Ginger Garner MPT, ATC Physical Therapist Ginger discusses myofascial release and yoga.

Surpassing the Clipboard: Integrating Health Information Technology Into Your Medical Practice	07/21/10
ReachMD XM Radio Hosted by Jack Lewin, MD Guest Richard Katz, MD Use of electronic medical records (EMRs) and personal health records (PHRs) can improve adherence, increase efficiency and better coordinate patient care.

More Robots in Rehab: How Rex the Exoskeleton May Provide Better Physical Therapy	07/21/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa dshare her thoughts on "Rex the Exoskeleton".

Asana Analysis - Mini-Cobra: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	07/21/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist The Mini-Cobra position is a modification of Bhujangasana that is extremely useful for for anyone who practices yoga.

Direct Access Limitation: Imaging? - What is the Right Direction for Physical Therapists and their Patients?	07/13/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Harrison feels Direct Access is the right direction for Physical Therapists and will benefit patients as well.

Asana Analysis - Cobra/Bhujangasana: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	07/13/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa explains the Cobra/Bhujangasana pose.

C1-2 Dysfunction in CGH: From Evaluation to Treatment Part 1 of 3 - How Physical Therapists Can Diagnose through Flexion-Rotation Test	07/07/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Harrison feels physical therapists can have a significant impact and advantage on diagnosing and treating the C1-2 dysfunctional level; more specifically, cervicogenic headaches (CGH) compared to alot of other professions

Asana Analysis - Reclined Hero/Supta Virasana: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	07/07/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist The Reclined Hero Virasana pose has its own benefits and challenges.

Waking Up the Bear: A Physical Therapist's Recommendation	07/07/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Matthew suggests the “avoid waking up the bear” theory with his patients.

The Benefits of Physical Therapy for Patients With Diabetes	06/30/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Janice Baker, MBA, RD, CDE, CNSC Guest Jim Flood It is well established that exercise is a critical component in the management of diabetes, but many diabetes patients struggle with exercise.

More Reasons Therapists Should Publish Their Fees for Service	06/30/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide Many therapists know Iris as a big advocate for therapy practices posting their fees for service publically on their web site and in marketing materials Many therapists know me as a big advocate for therapy practices posting their fees for service publically on their web site and in marketing materials

Asana Analysis - Hero/Virasana: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	06/30/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa describes the benefits of the ‘virasana-style’ position in Hero position.

Online Reviews: Are Patient Waivers a Good Idea?	06/30/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Michael Greenberg, MD Guest James Speta, JD Anew category of online reviews is growing, as more patients are posting their own editorials about their physicians.

Is Generosity Always Good?	06/29/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa discusses her thoughts on generosity, compassion and happiness after seeing the new movie Please Give.

What Excites You?	06/29/10
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist Elizabeth encourages you to ponder your morning questions and consider what really revs your engine throughout the day

FTC Delays Red Flag Rules until December 31st	06/29/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has delayed the enforcement of the “Red Flags” Rule from June 1, 2010, until December 31, 2010.

Got a minute?	06/29/10
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist A patient's perception is the reality that us in health care need to remember

Physical Therapy for the Pelvis	06/24/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Lauren Streicher, MD Guest Judith Florendo Chronic pelvic pain, incontinence and dyspareunia prompt many women to seek the help of their gynecologist.

Briefly Noted: False Positive Pelvic Instability in Pregnancy	06/23/10
Jerry Hesh, MHS, PT Jerry discusses a case involving a 29 year old female in the 32nd week of pregnancy with progressive pelvic joint pain and perceived pelvic instability.

10 Yoga Poses for Soccer Players	06/22/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Given the amount of running, sprinting and kicking that soccer players do, most of them would benefit from an asana program that emphasizes improving flexibility of the legs.

Watching the World Cup	06/14/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa's thoughts about watching the World Cup.

Loss of clinical exam? = Better future for PTs?	06/08/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist The loss of the clinical exam in other professions may equal a better future for physical therapists.

Physical Therapy and Chronic Pelvic Pain	06/07/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Lauren Streicher, MD Guest Judith Florendo The most successful approach to treating pelvic pain and dyspareunia may be a team approach.

Asana Analysis - Down Dog/Adho Mukha Svanasana: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	06/07/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Part 9 of Lisa's Ansana Analysis Series

Lower Back Pain? There's an App for That	06/01/10
Pain Free Back is the first interactive application (app) designed to provide individuals with a diagnosis and treatment for lower back pain.

Thoughts on Fibromyalgia	06/01/10
Matthew Goodemote MPT, Dip MDT Founder and Owner, Community Physical Therapy & Wellness Treating patients with a condition that brings with it a lot of fear and frustration.

Everything in Moderation	06/01/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist There are good reasons to include at least some moderate workouts in your exercise routine whether or not you exercise regularly.

The door is open....what are you waiting for?	06/01/10
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist It is a choice to keep your “engines“ running efficiently and effectively…or pay for the “repairs” later, when they may be far beyond recovery.

Adhesive Capsulitis: How can we make this Dx of inclusion, rather than exclusion?	06/01/10
Harrison Vaughan, PT, DPT, Cert. SMT Physical Therapist Adhesive capsulitis has historically been a diagnosis of exclusion, especially at the earliest stages where ROM limitations aren’t as evident and not main complaint.

Too many options to change?	06/01/10
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Does exercise and eating right not get followed up on because people don’t want to do them or because they don’t know what to do?

Asana Analysis - Reclined Hand-Foot Pose/Supta Padangusthasana: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose Into Practice	05/21/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa’s seventh installment in the Ansana Analysis series.

Your rib cage is like a bongo... let’s make some music!	05/20/10
Elizabeth Polis Physical Therapist For those of you who are in fact suffering from respiratory congestion, pressure and soreness due to coughing, heaving, or sneezing...I may have a tip for you.

Improve your Golf Swing	05/19/10
Bill Case, PT, SCS President/ Owner of Case Physical Therapy, Inc. This video was used to educate and market the Dynamic Balance System for golfers, but can also benefit patients.

It might not be just about fixing parts	05/19/10
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist We often compare our bodies to machines, but as humans our bodies are far more complex than any machine.

Ethical Dilemmas in Physical Therapy: Patient Sensitivity	05/17/10
Michael B. Scates, PT, MS, DPT Founder, President, and CEO of Synergy Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Network Inc. A review of Principle 1 of the APTA’s Code of Ethics: Physical therapists shall respect the inherent rights and dignity of all individuals.

Question and Answers – Taking Care of Business Column – out on May 24, 2010 OT Advance	05/15/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide Iris answers some important questions in the next issue of OT Advance.

Asana Analysis - Triangle Pose/Trikonasana: How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose into Practice	05/13/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist The sixth installment in Lisa’s Ansana Analysis series

Expert Practice	05/13/10
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist How are you challenging yourself to become more of an expert in your practice?

A Compassionate Presence: Reiki as Alternative Pain Management	05/10/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Eric Tangalos, MD Guest Harold Bob, MD, CMD If you were told there was a method of reducing pain that was low- or no cost, not harmful, and effective, would you be interested in learning more?

The Benefits of Therapeutic Exercise and Physical Activity in Long Term Care	05/10/10
ReachMD XM Radio Program hosted by Eric Tangalos, MD Guest Tim Fox, DPT Mimi Jacobs, MPT As people are living longer than ever before with a variety of chronic conditions, modified physical activity can help older patients regain or retain functionality.

A Case for Separating the Mind and Body	05/09/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist When is the mind-body connection NOT the way to go?

Competent in California: Physical Therapy Board of California	05/09/10
Michael B. Scates, PT, MS, DPT Founder, President, and CEO of Synergy Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Network Inc . In an effort to improve the competency of Physical Therapists and Physical Therapists Assistants licensed in the State of California, the PTBC enacted a new continuing education requirement for license renewal.

Debunking 'Usual and Customary'	05/08/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide As both a practitioner and consumer of health care services, I have always found insurers' concept of UCR - "usual, customary and reasonable" – to be one that defies logic.

Odd Bedfellows or Long Time Coming???	05/03/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide Transitioning from the “Sickness” Business to the “Health” Business

Asana Analysis - Mountain Pose / Tadsana: : How Physical Therapists Can Incorporate this Yoga Pose into Practice	04/27/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Understanding the Mountain Pose and how to use it in physical therapy practice.

Health Care Reform? What's next?	04/27/10
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist What’s next, now that Health Care Reform is a reality?

A Take on The New Persona of Occupational Therapy	04/22/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide Iris discusses her views on a recent New York Times article that was less than favorable towards occupational therapists.

What are we evolving to?	04/21/10
Kory Zimney Physical Therapist Increasing your exercise can reduce your risk of getting Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s disease as you age.

The Practical Side of Yoga	04/20/10
Lisa B. Minn Physical Therapist Lisa knew there must something more to yoga than simple stretching, and is now hooked.

Monday Morning Quarterbacking on the Private Practice Workshop	04/12/10
Iris Kimberg MS PT, OTR Director, NY Therapy Guide Iris’s thoughts on her recent workshop, Starting a Professional Private Practice.

“Ergo Breaks” for the Industrial/Office/Health Care Athlete	04/07/10
Ronald W. Porter, PT, CEAS III Why “Ergo Breaks” may promote a less static more dynamic work place.

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