Category: Physical Therapy Celebrations
Being the Hands and Feet
On May 27th, I returned back to Houston after a 10-day Physical Therapy medical mission trip to Guatemala with Hearts in Motion. Even after returning from Guatemala weeks ago, I am still processing and reflecting upon the trip that has …
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On the Fence About Advocacy? Why You Should Become a Part of a Powerful Movement
Hey fellow SPTs and SPTAs! I debated writing an essay that narrated my experience at the 2019 Federal Advocacy Forum, but I decided that a bulleted list is most likely as effective, if not more, since we’re all required to …
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Physical Therapy Month: How Well Do You Know Your Therapist?
October is Physical Therapy month! There are a number of different reasons that bring patients in front of a physical therapist. Whether it’s an acute injury, chronic pain, a recent hospitalization, balance problems, history of falls, to just name a …
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Learn • Educate • Advocate Physical Therapy & Our Patients Are Counting on Us!
As physical therapists (PTs), physical therapist assistants (PTAs) and student PTs/PTAs we love to help. We care deeply for our profession, and want to ensure a bright future for physical therapy and for our patients. One of the best ways …
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World Physical Therapy Day, Sept. 8th
Every year on the 8th day of September, physical therapists globally recognize and participate in World Physical Therapy Day. Today, the physical therapists at Live Your Life are happy to help in raising awareness around the benefits of physical therapy …
Read PostCelebrate World Physical Therapy Day
World Physical Therapy Day is celebrated on September 8th every year. Each year there is a new “theme” for the day of celebration; with the focus being on how physical therapy changes your life. This year the theme is …
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