One of my other clients, EDUCATA, has been partnered with the Oncology section of the APTA (the national professional association for physical therapists) for a long time. I’ve had the privilege of working with some of the top PTs in the field, women who have specialized in helping patients with Read more…
I’ll be succinct — my own hips hurt right now, but it’s not related to bursitis, the topic of today’s post. It’s because I’ve been sitting on the floor for the last three hours as I’m in the middle of moving from the D.C. area to Dallas. So I’ll let Read more…
When I originally spoke with these new partners for Physiquality in January, I was quite curious about their product. (I still am, actually.) Their wraps function in a very similar way to the Game Ready machines I had to rent after my knee surgeries. It was an expensive — and Read more…
I first learned about Kinesio Taping in 2008, after one of my many knee surgeries. I was being treated by a physical therapist in Los Angeles and was having problems with post-op swelling. So she pulls out this tape, cuts it into long strips, and creates a web of tape Read more…