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Is Occupational Therapy Right for Your Child?

I'm an occupational therapist. Contrary to popular belief, this does not mean that I help people feel better about their jobs. I actually work with children, and help them with whatever functioning they need to improve. My young clients have handwriting issues, attention deficits, sensory processing disorders and more. Many parents are concerned about their children's development, including whether they're reaching milestones, whether they're able to complete daily tasks, or how they behave socially. If you've been thinking about your child's abilities lately, your family might benefit from an appointment with an occupational therapist. Find answers to your questions and learn more about how occupational therapy might benefit your child here.

4-Liter Hand Sanitizer: A Great Purchase For Hospitals

Posted on August 26, 2022

Since the recent emergence of the COVID-19 virus, hospitals have had to adapt. For example, stricter guidelines on what patients can and can't do in a facility have become common in many sectors, such as requiring hand sanitizer in various areas. Thankfully, hospitals can buy four-liter hand sanitizer containers that can ensure that their patients have more than enough. Why Four-Liter Hand Sanitizer Purchases Work For Hospitals While four liters may seem like a very large amount of hand sanitizer, it is probably about how much a hospital needs to operate smoothly. [Read More]

Expecting A Child? How To Prepare For Your Ultrasound

Posted on April 26, 2022

If you're scheduled for a prenatal ultrasound, you'll need to be prepared for the procedure. Abdominal ultrasounds are noninvasive procedures, which means you won't feel any pain, and no medical instruments will be inserted into your body. However, you do need to take some steps to prepare for your ultrasound, especially if you've never had one before. Here are some tips that will help you prepare for your prenatal ultrasound.  [Read More]

About Pelvic Floor Weakening and Physiotherapy That Helps

Posted on March 3, 2022

Just as with most other parts of the body, the pelvic floor muscles can also get to a point where they need some improvement. The pelvic floor can end up being weakened during certain stages of a person's life, as well as after they have gone through something physically. Some good news is that also like the other parts of the body, there are also things someone cal do to help rehabilitate their pelvic floor. [Read More]

Reasons to Wear Scrubs if You're a Physical Therapist

Posted on December 14, 2021

Doctors, nurses, and many other medical professionals wear scrubs at work, but there are other healthcare-related professions in which you have the choice to wear scrubs or regular clothing. Lots of physical therapists, for example, will wear everyday clothing while they work, while others will wear scrubs. If you've recently joined the workforce as a physical therapist and work at a hospital or health clinic, your employer may leave what you wear up to you. [Read More]