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Why Early Intervention is Key for Children with Developmental Delays

All, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Sensory Processing Disorder, Speech Therapy / Stephanie Serafimovski, MPT

As a parent, it’s natural to want the best for your child, including helping them reach their full potential. But what happens when developmental milestones aren’t being met? Whether it’s speech delays, motor skill challenges, or sensory issues, recognizing and addressing these concerns early can make a world of difference. That’s where early intervention comes […]

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How Occupational Therapy Improves Emotional Regulation, Focus, and Processing

All, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy / Stephanie Serafimovski, MPT

Reflex Integration and Sensory Processing In previous blogs, we discussed the relationship between reflex integration and sensory processing, essential for neurological development and learning. Reflex integration techniques enhance foundational stages, which we will further explore. What is a Reflex? A reflex is an automatic, repetitive movement starting in utero, critical for brain development and sensorimotor

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How Can Physical and Occupational Therapy Help with ADHD?

All, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Sensory Processing Disorder / Stephanie Serafimovski, MPT

Attention, regulation and impulse control do not occur automatically for children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This can result in behavioral issues, poor social skills, anxiety, and depression. Through learning about the four levels of the brain, you can understand how the levels all become connected to improve attention, learning, social interaction, regulation and overall function

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What is a Total Knee Replacement?

All, Physical Therapy / Sheilah Hallman, PT, DPT

Sheilah Hallman, PT, DPT A total knee arthroplasty, or total knee replacement, is a surgical procedure that results from some sort of degenerative joint disease, such as osteoarthritis, in which the joint is removed and replaced with metal or prosthetic parts. Knee replacements are one of the most commonly performed orthopedic surgery on the legs.

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How Much Do You Really Know About Muscle Shock Therapy?

Physical Therapy / Kendell Myers, PT DPT C/NDT

There are many myths about muscle shock therapy that you may still believe. One example is that the electrical pulses it sends into your muscles somehow cause them to deteriorate faster. But this isn’t true at all! The truth about these electrical pulses is much more complex as they are used to help with pain

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If you are suffering from any orthopedic injury, then it is important to seek help immediately. Ortho physical therapy will treat the problem at its root and get your back on track in no time!

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Physical Therapy / Leanna Beatty

“Therapy” comes from the Greek word for “cure.” In other words, therapy is meant to make you better, but in our fast-paced world of instant gratification and easy solutions, we often forget that sometimes there are no shortcuts—and that it takes time and patience to heal. At Crawl Walk Jump Run, we’re proud to be

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Five Tips for Lifting Weights

Physical Therapy / Kathleen Lewandowski, MPT

Whether the new year means lifting weights to get in shape or lifting boxes as you clean out some clutter, it’s important to keep these five things in mind so that you can stay strong and healthy. Keep a wide base of support Stand with your feet separated and lined up just past you shoulder

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When the Weather Gets Cold, Don’t Forget to Warm Up!

Physical Therapy / Kendell Myers, PT DPT C/NDT

Colder weather means some changes to how we exercise. Of course it’s harder to motivate yourself to get outside for a run or bike ride when the temperature drops, and the shorter days compress our schedules, but there are changes in your body that affect your ability to exercise too. For many people with arthritis

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THANKFUL Workout

Physical Therapy / Kendell Myers, PT DPT C/NDT

Every Thanksgiving, one thing that I always enjoy doing is to remember all the things I am thankful for. For me, I am thankful for my husband, my family, my job, my co-workers and my health! It is so important to get up and move our bodies every single day to keep us healthy and

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5 Reasons You Need a PT to Coordinate Your Fitness Regimen

Physical Therapy / Kendell Myers, PT DPT C/NDT

Physical therapists aren’t just for people that are injured or have had surgery. Physical therapists can also help healthy people improve their fitness. Here are 5 reasons why you should consider seeing yours.

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Why Early Intervention is Key for Children with Developmental Delays

How Occupational Therapy Improves Emotional Regulation, Focus, and Processing

How Can Physical and Occupational Therapy Help with ADHD?

What is a Total Knee Replacement?

How Much Do You Really Know About Muscle Shock Therapy?

Clinton Township’s Premiere Physical Therapy Clinic

Five Tips for Lifting Weights

When the Weather Gets Cold, Don’t Forget to Warm Up!

THANKFUL Workout

5 Reasons You Need a PT to Coordinate Your Fitness Regimen

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