THERAPY ACHIEVEMENTS, LLC

Save the Date! Learn essential insights into men’s lymphatic health, early detection strategies, and effective therapies. Dr. John Waples and Darin Gregg will share their expertise, helping you expand your knowledge to better support male patients in managing and improving their lymphatic wellness.

More Halloween Fun! We got to be a part of Clearview Cancer's Halloween Parade. Their incredible team brought Halloween spirit straight to the patient treatment area! Dressed in fun, creative costumes, we paraded through the halls to lift spirits and share smiles. 🎩✨ How neat to get to make the day brighter for patients and show we’re in this together—every step of the way. 🌈💪

🎃👻 Spooky Staff Alert! 👻🎃 Our team got into the Halloween spirit today by dressing up in some fun, spooky, and downright creative costumes! From flamingos to trolls, to Morticia and Minnie, we had it all. 🎩🧛♀️🕸️ Thank you to everyone who brought the Halloween vibes to our office and brightened our day! If you see any of our costumed crew, don’t be shy—snap a pic with them and tag us! 📸👻 Wishing everyone a fun and safe Halloween! 🎃👻 🍬

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. And 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will get breast cancer. Side effects from treatment of breast cancer can include: *Swelling/Lymphedema *Pain *Scarring & fibrosis *Wounds To show support for our family & friends with breast cancer: *Wear Pink on Friday, Oct 25 *Send a picture of you/friends wearing pink to photostherapya@gmail.com *The most fun picture will get a Chic Fil A gift card If you have side effects from treatment of breast cancer, you don't have to struggle. Therapy Achievements can help! Our staff includes certified lymphedema and wound therapists who will guide you through the survivorship process and empower you with knowledge and skills to get to the life you want.

Happy Birthday Katie! Katie is an occupational therapist. She works primarily with people who have lymphedema and neurological problems like Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, and stroke. She also completed extensive training in Hand Therapy and has her CFNIP certification, which stands for Certified Functional Nutrition Informed Professional. https://zurl.co/MXwz

Happy Birthday Jennifer! Jennifer is a physical therapist and has been practicing for over 30 years. She works primarily with people who have weakness and debility from Stroke, Parkinson’s Disease, and balance and vestibular problems. She pursues continuous education and uses many different treatment methods to help people regain their independence and their hope to be well again. https://lnkd.in/eGWzzkpy

Happy Birthday Tina! Tina is a speech therapist and works primarily with people who have had Strokes, Parkinson’s Disease, Dementia and other neurological issues. She specializes in treating cognitive impairment, communication difficulty and dysphagia. Tina is certified in The Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile and McNeil Dysphagia Therapy Protocol to provide a standardized method to interpret, treat and communicate swallowing impairment. She loves working with patients and helping them regain quality of life. https://zurl.co/IP4e

I love teaching the Driving Rehab class in Montgomery! In addition to teaching the class, I got a chance to catch up with old friends in the Montgomery area who work in Driving Rehab and Lymphedema. I even had time for lunch at Hamburger King - voted the best hamburger in Montgomery. I have to agree! 😋

October is Physical Therapy Awareness Month, and we want to recognize the value of P.T. Physical Therapists help people re-gain movement and strength that has been lost. They help reduce pain, improve balance, and prevent falls. They assess and treat gait disorders to make sure you can walk and access your community. Our guest speaker for this month is Sheri Betts. Sheri works in outpatient rehab and will share insights on how MS changes your ability to walk and move. She will explain how physical therapy can help. Want to move better? Join us for information and connect with other people who have multiple sclerosis.

October is Physical Therapy Awareness Month, and we want to recognize the value of P.T. Physical Therapists help people re-gain movement and strength that has been lost. They help reduce pain, improve balance, and prevent falls. They assess and treat gait disorders to make sure you can walk and access your community. Our guest speaker for this month is Sheri Betts. Sheri works in outpatient rehab and will share insights on how brain injury & stroke change your ability to walk and move. She will explain how physical therapy can help. Want to move better? Join us for information and connect with other people who have brain injury & stroke.