Calling all New Graduate OTs!
No one can think of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, or ALS, without also thinking of Dr. Stephen Hawking or Lou Gehrig. Lou Gehrig, […]
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Managing with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
I am a Caregiver – One Wife’s Story
This past summer, a dear friend suffered a stroke. He survived and is now at home continuing his recovery. His […]
Healthy Core – Healthy Aging
What is our core, and why is it important as we age? First of all, a core is often misconstrued […]
Great Meals from Small Kitchens – Bacon & Egg Breakfast Muffins
If you, like me, are still suffering from a food coma from the Thanksgiving feast, here’s a great small kitchen […]
Food Safety: Practical Tips In The Kitchen
I can’t get enough of what I like to call ‘kitchen wisdom’ books with the zillions of tips from food […]
‘B’ Is For Birdwatching – And Brain Health
Many of us already know the joys of watching our avian friends, but can it also be beneficial for our […]
Great Meals from Small Kitchens – Proscuitto & Arugula Pizza
Who doesn’t like pizza? From the first moment I could bite into one as a child till now, just the […]
Using A Walker Correctly
Walkers seem to become a part of many of our lives as the years creep forward. Helping those infirmed, injured, […]
On The Lighter Side…Love Thy Therapist!
October was Physical Therapy Month and it was great spending the month praising and acknowledging all of our physical therapists. […]
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