Preventing and Treating Shoulder Pain
Among the most common problems I see as a physical therapist are shoulder pain and injuries
The Best of Times, The Worst of Times
Quarantine gave us all time to think
The Power of Imagination
This uncomfortable time will make us better, but I keep coming back to the role imagination can and should play, taking cues from our children
Raised on Skis
The nice gentleman asks, “Did your parents bring you skiing as a child and instill this lifestyle in you, and now you’re doing the same?”
Limiting the Effects of ‘Hibernation Syndome’
Are you so excited to dust off your running shoes, bicycle, or hiking boots that you've forgotten your body is battling the effects of decreased physical activity in winter?
Kindness and the Value of Real Human Interactions
Our columnist on aging considers the pace of technological change in our society—and how human interactions will always be valuable
The East-West Divide
On either side of the Continental Divide, certain patterns of wind, sunshine, and snowfall make life dramatically different
Changing the Paradigm of Age
No matter your age, the quest is to find that place you were meant to be.
Busyness: Badge of Honor or Excuse?
The truer statement is, “Exercise is not important enough for me to do right now.”
The Up-Down Stage
On the joys of dining out with an 18-month-old wrecking ball
Train Through Change
You can still strive to maintain your health and fitness during the most uncertain and challenging times with these simple exercises that take less time than a commercial break.
Resilience
Never will mindset play a bigger role in surviving and thriving than when a partner or loved one is afflicted with a neurological disorder
Embracing Change
How do kids understand change? Their oh-so-wise answers will surprise you.
Use It or Lose It
Whatever the movement in our daily life, our body requires us to use our musculature. Strength training keeps those muscles strong.
Growing Bolder
Ten ways to live with purpose.
