As autumn approaches, it’s a great time to focus on keeping our children safe. National Childhood Injury Prevention Week reminds us of the importance of taking proactive measures to ensure the well-being of our kids.

Whether you’re recovering from orthopaedic surgery or you’re seeking a conservative option for an ailment you’re experiencing, physical therapy can play a vital role in your rehabilitative journey.

While you might be familiar with what to expect on the day of surgery, what will life in the first weeks after joint replacement look like?

The joy of running surpasses seemingly anything that could stand in its way – from age to background, geographical location, or socioeconomic status – except when it comes to pain.

When it comes to taking care of yourself, your feet can often get overlooked. That is, until they become painful.

Your hands are working in essentially all the moments of your day, from waving to neighbors to shaking on a new business deal, typing up the next great American novel to tickling your kids or grandkids. These movements – from routine to monumental – become anything but easy if you have carpal tunnel syndrome.