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Mouth breathing. Thumb-sucking that won't stop. A tongue that rests low. Joy Lantz, RDH, explains why these small signs might be telling a much bigger story.
Ten boys diagnosed with autism for every one girl — but the gap isn't in who has it. It's in who gets recognized. Dr. Christina Marsack-Topolewski explains why.
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What if the hardest part of getting sober isn't the drug? Dr. Sophie Nathenson on the culture, community, and identity addiction can provide.
She's treated BPPV nearly every day for 20 years — until it happened to her, and didn't look anything like she expected. Tonya Fuller, MSPT, on diagnosing and treating vertigo's most common cause.
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He's treated patients through it — and gone through it himself. John O'Halloran, PT, DPT, breaks down what actually works for knee osteoarthritis.
"Technology calls to us like a soft, glowing invitation". Diane Bigler breaks down when normal use crosses into overuse (and what clinicians can do about it).
There's no marker over a child's head showing today's pain level. Christina Marsack-Topolewski, PhD, LMSW, on making the invisible visible.
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Talk therapy can stall when a client understands everything, but feels nothing. Lucero and Schawl show how a 15-minute songwriting exercise can bridge that gap.
Nutrition, exercise, and sleep can change the trajectory of cognitive decline. Julianne Reinstein, MS, PT, shows rehab professionals how to make it stick.
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For many clinicians, the equipment is the first thing they see in an ICU room. Sometimes the patient is the last. Katelyn Whitlock, PT, DPT on learning to see the physiology, and the person, behind the machines.
Why do so many clients understand boundaries intellectually but struggle to hold them in practice? Dr. Christine Baker explores the neuroscience of boundary rupture, and what somatic approaches offer that talk therapy alone cannot.
You gave the advice. The client nodded. Nothing changed. Sound familiar? Dr. Christie Turner on why Motivational Interviewing changes not just what we say to clients — but how we think about change itself.
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