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03/02/2022

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02/23/2022

NASMI offers continuing education courses for a wide range of healthcare professionals including physical therapists, PT assistants, Occupational Therapists, OT Assistants, Chiropractors, and Certified Athletic Trainers but are not limited to these professions. Our rehab training courses are designed for healthcare providers and clinicians to apply techniques, knowledge, and treatment plans immediately in their practices and clinics

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02/23/2022

NASMI offers continuing education courses for a wide range of healthcare professionals including physical therapists, PT assistants, Occupational Therapists, OT Assistants, Chiropractors, and Certified Athletic Trainers but are not limited to these professions. Our rehab training courses are designed for healthcare providers and clinicians to apply techniques, knowledge, and treatment plans immediately in their practices and clinics

Sign up to receive the latest news about our upcoming CEU online courses by clicking here https://bit.ly/2KgSTEi

02/16/2022

If you want to succeed, you need to be willing to suffer for your craft, just like us. It never gets easy, you just get better.💯

02/09/2022

Here is a fun fact about the history and scope of physical therapy! 👇❗

Physical therapy was officially recognized as a profession during World War I when female civilian employees of the U.S. Army were tasked with rehabilitating injured soldiers using primarily massage techniques. They were called reconstruction aides or re-aides and were assistants to physicians rather than today’s autonomous profession.

Can you imagine your physical therapist working in a skirt? That was the challenge for the first physical therapists in the U.S.
Marguerite Sanderson directed the first reconstruction aides at the Division of Physical Reconstruction. She led the political battle for proper uniformed attire by presenting her case to Senators and Congressman about the practicality of allowing reconstruction aides to work in uniformed bloomers rather than skirts — and lost.

In 1918, Mary McMillan became the first reconstruction aide and went on to develop the Physiotherapy Department at Walter Reed General Hospital. But the program was dismantled when the war was over.
After the war ended in 1921, she and her colleagues formed the American Women’s Physical Therapeutic Association. McMillan was nominated president and is now known as the “mother of physical therapy.”

Currently, 70% of physical therapists are women in the U.S., with more men are joining the profession.

02/02/2022

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01/26/2022

The FMS is a SCREEN (think blood pressure). It only tells you that you have dysfunction with certain movement patterns...and that's all it's supposed to do. The SFMA is DIAGNOSTIC. It tells you WHY you have dysfunction with certain movement patterns.

01/19/2022

December Editorial of the International Journal of Sports and Physical Therapy.
Topic 📑
The Movement System and Physical Therapist Practice: What Does the Future Look Like?⠀
By Barbara J Hoogenboom, PT EdD, SCS, AT-Ret⠀

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01/14/2022

January is National Winter Sports Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Awareness Month.

To fully embrace the magic of snow and snow sports, we pulled together some tips for safe snow play.

-Wear a helmet! Helmets have been shown to dramatically decrease the possibility of traumatic brain injuries associated with snow sports. Make sure your helmet feels snug, covers your head, undamaged, and labeled as ASTM certified to ensure it has been tested and meets safety standards.

-Know before you go! Make sure you are aware of the conditions before you go out. Check weather forecast, avalanche conditions, and maps before you hit the slopes. This preparation can help you have the optimal experience in the snow.

-When you can, stay near medical care. We live in a state with magical mountains and incredibly remote places for adventure. Seeking medical attention is critical for all brain injuries.

12/24/2021

Merry Christmas to all from the team Ace Rehab Education. Enjoy the end of the year to rest and fix new objectives for the next one's coming.

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