Evidence In Motion (EIM)

09/25/2026

Celebrating an EIM graduate who is leading the way! 🏆

Congratulations to Kaitlyn Cotton, a graduate of EIM’s Pelvic Health Certification, on winning the 2026 Confluent Health Excellence in Leadership Award in the Therapist of the Year category!

We’re proud to see Kaitlyn’s leadership, dedication, and impact recognized and to celebrate an EIM graduate who continues to make a difference in the profession.

09/24/2026

Home is more than four walls. It is where we live, connect, and take part in the activities that matter most. So how can occupational therapy help people age in place safely and independently? 🏡

In their latest blog, EIM faculty members Stephanie Rexing, Jenna Thacker, and Jessica Mason explore how OT can help identify barriers, support independence, and make homes work for the people who live in them.

Read the full blog to learn more about aging in place and the role of OT: https://bit.ly/3T0Xnmh

09/23/2026

What if the arts could help us age more slowly? 🎨 We’re proud to share this thoughtful article by EIM faculty member and physical therapist John Seivert, exploring the connection between the arts, healthy aging, and lifelong engagement.

John brings his clinical perspective and passion for the arts to an important conversation about how we can continue to stay active, connected, and engaged throughout our lives.

Read more:

Eat well. Exercise. Get enough sleep. Stay socially connected.

09/22/2026

Your first 90 days as a physical therapist are about building habits, not having all the answers.🔎Galen Danielson shares practical advice for new grads on managing your caseload, staying on top of documentation, knowing when to ask for help, and learning from mentors.

Your career is just beginning. Give yourself some grace and keep learning!

Read the blog: https://bit.ly/4xy6CID

09/21/2026

Join us on September 29 @ 12PM CST for Pain Science in the Trenches, our monthly webinar series featuring clinicians applying pain science across different settings, patient populations, and diagnoses! 🎬

Register here: https://bit.ly/4uwDCQs

09/18/2026

What does it take to host a physical therapy resident, and what does your clinic gain? 🤔

In his latest blog, EIM's Orthopedic PT Residency Program Director, Kevin Farrell, explores the impact of residency training on residents, mentors, and organizations, including professional growth, reduced burnout, stronger retention, and improved patient outcomes.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4riThmf

09/17/2026

What a weekend at EIM HQ in San Antonio! 🧠 Our TPS Super Lab Weekend brought clinicians together for two back-to-back, hands-on courses: Manual Therapy of the Nervous System and Graded Motor Imagery.

Two days filled with hands-on lab time, practice, clinical reasoning, collaboration, and real-time feedback. We’re grateful to everyone who showed up ready to sharpen their skills, challenge their thinking, and bring new tools back to their patients.

A huge thank-you to Adriaan Louw and Steve Goldrick for sharing your expertise!

Explore our pain science education here: https://bit.ly/3x5kZYg

09/15/2026

Falls aren’t an inevitable part of aging, and it’s never too early or too late to work on your balance! ⚖️

In their latest blog, Heidi Moyer, PT, DPT, shares evidence based recommendations for improving balance, preventing falls, and supporting mobility and independence as we age. Learn about effective exercises like Tai Chi, step and gait training, strength and endurance exercises, and when it may be helpful to work with a physical therapist.

Start reading: https://bit.ly/4Agv6Zt

09/10/2026

Football season is back, and unfortunately, so are many of the same injuries. 🏈 Hamstring strains, knee injuries, ankle sprains, and concussions continue to show up year after year. But are we doing enough to change the pattern?

Our latest blog by Sebastian Lopez looks at how better preparation, sprint progressions, and appropriate loading can help athletes better prepare for the demands of their sport.

Start reading: https://bit.ly/4yoNKwE

09/09/2026

What does it look like to find greater purpose and engagement in your career as a physical therapist?🤔 Join Dr. Adam Fritsch for a free webinar on September 16 at 7:30PM CT exploring how PTs can move beyond burnout, reconnect with what matters, and create a more meaningful professional life.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4A11MpZ