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Recent News in Physical Therapy- Training the brain could help reduce pain
- Surgeons restore some hand function to quadriplegic patient
- Back pain improves in first six weeks of treatment but lingering effects at one year, study suggests
- Change in attitude may ease chronic pain by aiding sleep, study suggests
- Complementary and alternative medical therapy combined with conventional medical care may significantly improve treatment of lower back pain
NWRA News
NWRA: presenting and publishing on the national level
2011 has been a productive year for NWRA already. Brady Whetten and Mike Studer published Physical Therapists as the Pharmacists of Exercise: Determining the Dosage (Intensity) for Your Patient, in the January edition of the APTA Geriatric Section publication GeriNotes. … Continue reading
2011 APTA Neurology Section Award for Clinical Excellence
NWRA would like to proudly announce that Mike Studer has received the 2011 American Physical Therapy Association Neurology Section Award for Clinical Excellence. Mike noted, “This is the highest honor that can be received for a neurologic PT. I am … Continue reading
Continuing Education (S4S) Resources
Beyond Balance References Test Instructions and Score Sheets Individualizing Your Intervention References Handouts Agitated Behavior Scale Systematic Cuing Strategy Taxonomy of Tasks Trail Making
Patient Information
Prescription form Recommended readings (coming soon…) Insurance companies we serve as a participating provider
Community outreach
Use it or lose it presentation from Dr. Winningham Top Antioxidant Fruits and Vegetables Common Foods Containing Good and Bad Fats 28 Ways to Improve Memory 40 Cognitively Stimulating Activities
NWRA Spring News
Welcome Spring! We have a lot of news to share again, always in an attempt to move forward…here is what we know: 1) We are pleased to announce the hiring of a fabulous person and Occupational Therapist – Trish Ostrander, … Continue reading
NWRA news
Happy 5th anniversary to NWRA and happy 1st to our building! To our site visitors, we anticipate that the blog will be more frequently updated now with interesting medical findings and NWRA news. Check back weekly. Here is a sample … Continue reading
