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What is compression flossing in Physical Therapy 

September 4, 2024/

Compression Flossing in Rehabilitation: A Potential Tool for Faster Recovery Compression flossing, also known as voodoo flossing or tissue flossing, is a rehabilitation technique gaining traction in recent years. This method utilizes floss bands, similar to resistance bands, to apply targeted compression to a limb or joint. While research is…

Proper Throwing Mechanics for Athletes to Reduce Risk of Injury

August 26, 2024/

For athletes in throwing sports like baseball, softball, javelin throw, or any activity that involves forceful overhead arm movements, mastering proper throwing mechanics is paramount. Proper throwing mechanics not only enhance throwing accuracy and power but also significantly reduce risk of injury. How Proper Throwing Mechanics Reduce Risk of Injury…

Virtual Reality (VR) Therapy

August 7, 2024/

Virtual Reality Therapy for Pediatrics: A Brave New World of Healing Virtual reality (VR) therapy is revolutionizing the way we approach pediatric care. This innovative technology has the potential to transform how we address a variety of challenges faced by children, from anxiety and phobias to pain management and rehabilitation.…

The Pain Recovery and Integrative Systems Model, or PRISM

July 28, 2024/

Struggling with chronic pain? You’re not alone. Millions of people worldwide experience persistent pain that disrupts their daily lives. Traditional approaches often focus solely on physical symptoms, but what if there was a model that addressed pain holistically? Enter the Pain Recovery and Integrative Systems Model (PRISM). PRISM: A Comprehensive…

The Rise of Bionic Suit/ Exoskeleton in Physical Therapy 

July 24, 2024/

The world of physical therapy is undergoing a revolution with the emergence of bionic suits, also known as exoskeletons. These remarkable devices are transforming rehabilitation by providing innovative support and assistance to patients with mobility impairments. Exoskeletons: Redefining Rehabilitation Exoskeletons are wearable robotic structures designed to augment, enhance, or replace…

AI-Powered Application in Rehabilitation

July 24, 2024/

The field of rehabilitation is undergoing a revolution driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI-powered applications are transforming the way we deliver therapy, assess progress, and motivate patients on their road to recovery. This article explores the exciting possibilities of AI in rehabilitation, particularly its impact on neurologic rehabilitation. AI in…

Telerehabilitation in the Philippines: Revolutionizing Healthcare Access

May 8, 2024/

Telerehabilitation is revolutionizing healthcare access in the Philippines, offering a convenient and efficient way for individuals to receive rehabilitation services remotely. This innovative approach combines technology and rehabilitation practices to overcome barriers to accessing traditional rehabilitation services, particularly in remote areas. Telerehabilitation allows patients to receive rehabilitation services through telecommunication…

The Functional Movement Screening (FMS) in Sports Rehab

May 7, 2024/

The road to recovery for athletes after an injury doesn’t just involve healing the physical tissue. It’s crucial to assess movement patterns to identify any underlying weaknesses or imbalances that could hinder a safe and successful return to sport. This is where the Functional Movement Screening (FMS) comes in. What…

The Rise of Robotics in Physiotherapy

May 7, 2024/

The field of physiotherapy is undergoing a revolution with the increasing adoption of robotics. Robotic therapy is transforming the way physical therapists deliver care, offering numerous benefits for patients and healthcare professionals alike. This article explores the rise of robotics in physiotherapy, examining its applications, advantages, and future potential. Robotic…

What Is Intellectual Disability and How Physiotherapy Can Help

April 15, 2024/

Intellectual disability (ID) is a lifelong condition characterized by significant limitations in both cognitive functioning and adaptive behavior. It presents during the developmental period, typically before the age of 18. People with intellectual disabilities experience varying degrees of difficulty with conceptual skills, social interaction, and practical life tasks. While there…

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