As a breast cancer rehab specialist, I encourage women to check their breasts once a month to stay familiar with how their bodies normally look and feel. Finding changes early gives you more options for care and a better chance at positive outcomes.
A self-exam only takes a few minutes, and it’s […]
After chemo, it’s not uncommon for people to say, “I just don’t feel like myself anymore.” Chemo is incredibly taxing on the body, and a lot of times, it can affect a person’s daily life after treatment. Sometimes that feeling shows up in unexpected ways, like struggling to […]
By: Ben Kelto, PT, DPT, CSCS, OCS
Head pain can range from annoying to completely debilitating. They can be a minor inconvenience throughout your day, or they can be so extreme that you have to lay down in a dark room for hours and hours. At any level, no one wants to experience it. So, […]
Ryne Foster PT, DPT, OCS, FAFS, Cert. VRS has been with Spooner for 15 years, and what a journey it has been! Throughout the years, he has held multiple roles and contributed to the growth of various clinics. Join us as we take a deeper dive into Ryne’s journey.
Ryne started […]
PT Students, you do not want to miss this episode!!
Dan is joined on the podcast by Anthony Celio and Jenna Salber to discuss how students can thrive on their clinical rotations. The three take two different approaches to assist with students creating behaviors to assist with both their clinical and professional development!
Aaron Reinhardt PT, MPT, joined Spooner in 2004. He recently celebrated his 20th anniversary, marking an incredible milestone! This remarkable achievement reflects Aaron’s dedication and contributions to the physical therapy profession and Spooner. Join us as we dive into Aaron’s journey, career highlights, and valuable advice he has for aspiring physical therapists.
Dan and Bekah are joined on the podcast with Dr. Charles Peterson and Dr. Gary Waslewski. The four discuss the evolution of sports medicine and how collaboration of care is crucial for the success of your athlete. Dr. Waslewski and Dr. Peterson will be speaking at The Huddle Sports Medicine Conference April 5 and 6 […]
By: Parker Hirsch, PT, DPT, FAS
Pickleball is gaining more and more popularity. And, as with any sport, injuries are on the rise.
It was estimated that Americans would spend up to $400 million in healthcare costs associated with a pickleball injury, and this cost is expected to rise as the sport gains popularity.
Pickleball requires you […]
In the fall of 2022, the International Conference for Concussion in Sport, released updated guidelines for management of post-concussive athletes. On today’s podcast, Dan and Bekah are joined by two experts, Dr Glynnis Zieman, MD and Dr. Tamara Mcleod, PhD, ATC. Together, they share information on the updated guidelines as well as additional resources. […]
When emotions are high…intelligence is low! This is an episode you do not want to miss! Dan and Paul are joined on the podcast with Jamey Schrier. Jamey is the owner of Practice Freedom U. The three discuss communication skills and steps to take control of your emotions when tensions run high. Communication is a […]
