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physiquality blog: what are the causes of dizziness?

While I have never experienced vertigo (short of watching Hitchcock’s masterpiece, who in any case distorts what vertigo means), my husband has dealt with BPPV for some time. I have watched him wake up in a completely different world, one where he can barely put one foot in front of another. Thankfully, rehabilitation therapy and […]

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physiquality blog: how will rehabilitation therapy help me get better?

It’s always a pleasure when my clients’ worlds collide. Right as I’ve been working with one client to expand from continuing education for physical therapy to include occupational therapy and speech-language pathology, this post came up for another client. So while I was happy to get the source materials from our members, it wasn’t difficult […]

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physiquality blog: can video games help you stay fit?

I was fascinated with the Wii as soon as it came out. I’m not attracted to most traditional video games, but the idea of being able to dance competitively is intriguing. (My nieces love playing Just Dance against me when I come to visit, and I’ve been dying to try the Michael Jackson dance game […]

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ptpn insights: should cash-pay wellness services be a part of your practice?

I can’t believe it’s been five years since PTPN launched Physiquality, a health and wellness brand for its member physical therapists. At the time, I was working for PTPN’s national headquarters in California, and oversaw the creation of the original website (as I’ve overseen its development, expansion and blog ever since). Two cities later, I’m […]

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