Main Menu   Health & Wellness Services  Thursday, August 28, 2008
Community Education Programs Our therapists believe in the value of prevention, and have a commitment to providing health education for the community.  We can help prevent and manage injuries and other conditions that often occur as a result of normal daily activities. The following are some of the many educational topics that we can present to your business group, club or organization. Physical Therapy Treatment for Lymphedema Back Rehabilitation Is My Dizziness Treatable? Exercise for Generation X Pain and How to Control It Fall Prevention  Slide Presentation Wellness During Pregnancy Urinary Incontinence Benefits of Aquatic Therapy Diabetic Foot Care How to Raise a Child Without Breaking Your Back Physical Capacity Testing Occupational Therapy Ergonomics in the Workplace What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Joint Protection for the Arthritic Patient Safety Tips for Your Elderly Parent Building Your Retirement Home for Optimum Safety & Function Therapy for the Stroke Patient Why Does My Shoulder Hurt? Thawing Out Your Frozen Shoulder Therapy for Low Vision How to Improve Poor Posture Injury Prevention in the Workplace Accommodating a Wheelchair Speech Therapy Therapy for the Stroke Patient Therapy for Swallowing Difficulties Therapy for the Pediatric Patient Therapy for Voice Disorders Therapy for Cognition How to Improve Speech Fluency Improving Speech for Daily Activities Communication Disorders Speech Therapy Following Brain Injury Published Articles Authored by Therapists of Professional Therapy Services, Inc. A Mother’s Guide to C-Section Recovery By: Kathleen Olsen, SPT New Treatment Method for Improving Swallowing By: Lysa Scheirer MS, CCC-SLP Lymphedema: Diagnosis, Treatment & Prevention By: Stephanie Arendell, DPT, CLT Low Vision Rehabilitation… Accommodating and Compensating for Vision Loss By: Kevin Schrock, Occupational Therapist Successful Aging - The elderly and their families know well that the golden years are tarnished by pain, ill health, and disability. Several years have been added to the last part of life during the last century. The longevity of 85 year old men has increased by over 20%. However, an important question has been, “Are these ‘good years’ and for whom?” By: Vicki Winn, Speech Language Pathologist The Economics of Ergonomics By: Sean McGinn, OTR/L Traditional Exercise vs. Functional Exercise… What do I Need to Know? By: Blaine Gilbert, BS, CSCS, NSCA-CPT When You Need It and Where It’s Convenient for You… “A perspective on healthcare services in a small community.” By: Eric Sparks, MPT Whiplash – Injury to Recovery By: Tailetha McClinton, PT, MPT Dealing with Chronic Pain By: Charlotte Vicente-Brandon, Physical Therapist Parkinson’s Disease…….exercise can help! By: Stephanie Arendell, DPT We're Still Making House Calls By: Maureen Donovan, Occupational Therapist Programs can be designed and arranged to accommodate your specific needs.  For more information please contact us.