Check out this podcast from WYPR featuring APTA members Jason Falvey, PT, DPT, PhD, and Kelly Westlake, PT, PhD, on falls prevention and rehabilitation. Valuable insights for those in the field!
Two APTA members — Jason Falvey, PT, DPT, PhD, and Kelly Westlake, PT, PhD — share expert insights on falls prevention and rehabilitation in this podcast from WYPR.
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Welcome to the team, Seth Dewey!! 🥳 I am so excited about the team Mirror is building. If you’d like to learn more about Seth check out his podcast episode Disrupt and Dismantle 🔥💎 https://lnkd.in/gPUNiK3g
We are thrilled to announce that Seth Dewey will be the Newton Area Regional Manager for Mirror, Inc! Seth is a pillar of the recovery and prevention communities in Kansas, and continues to provide hope for those struggling with substance use disorders! He was even featured on our Reentry Reframed podcast, where he shares his story. You can take a listen at reentryreframed.org - he is featured in episode Episode 25 - Disrupt and Dismantle. We are looking forward to working with Seth!
Dr. Traci Johnson is one of the most fascinating people. I am a richer human just by getting to know her, her passion and her conviction for her work and life. I hope you enjoy this episode of #illuminatinghope a #podcast of Hope House as much as I enjoyed a new perspective on trauma informed care! #podcasthost #podcasting #podcastproducer #podcastnetwork
When did you last allow yourself to be vulnerable? It takes strength to show weakness and ask for help.. In episode 7, Dr Ally Jaffee expresses the importance of medics acknowledging their individuality and being open about the times when they need support. What do you think about being vulnerable at work? Comment below and let’s keep the conversation going. Natasha and Emily #doctorswellbeing#medics#medicalcareers#md#medicalstudent#mentalhealth
Each story arc tackles very interesting concepts while representing neurodivergent individuals and new mothers, though some could have been fleshed out a little better. Read our review of the latest episode of #TheGoodDoctor. #TVReviews
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Despite Justin being an adult, the parent gene got the best of me! On the last episode of Working It Out Across Generations, Dr. Lynne and Justin discussed the topic: Can Parents Live With Their Adult Children? Recently, there has been a surge of adults finding themselves living with or moving back in with their parents and for a plethora of reasons. This is causing major conflict. Should parents charge rent? Can young adults still be treated as adults while under their parent’s roof? Enjoy this clip and tune into the replay where we gave our takes on how to walk this thin line, while strengthening dynamics all at the same time. Drop us a comment below and tell us your thoughts! TODAY, April 17th tune into Working It Out Across Generations S2 E6: Are Your Triggers Causing Conflict? Everyone has something that triggers them. Old wounds and hurt, past traumas and conflicts are just one text or action away from causing some kind of reaction within us. When that happens, how prepared are you to deal with it effectively? Do you just pop off and make a scene? Do you walk away or ghost people or do you manage it in ways that don’t create or escalate unnecessary conflict? Join Dr. Lynne and Justin as they share their own experiences with being triggered and how we can all be more successful in handling our triggers. —— Unable to watch the show live? No worries! You can always catch the replays on e360tv.com! Stay connected: https://buff.ly/3NpAHpx https://buff.ly/41gJEY5 #workingitoutacrossgenerations #e360tv #trajectorychannel #motherandsonteam #quintabrunsoniswritingmynexttvshowshejustdoesntknowityet
"Keeping Folks Upright & In The Fight!" We Build a Supportive Community & Believe Tackling Parkinson's Disease Requires Innovation, Inspiration AND Perspiration!
got Parkinson's? Are you sure? Un-Predictable, Un-Preventable, Un-Curable... Parkinson's is totally Unique and we ALL could do better at Understanding it, for the sake of those who fight it today, and perhaps, for ourselves tomorrow. #staystrong #fightparkinsons #reachout
Parkinson’s can take years to be diagnosed. Dr. Maria De Leon , a Movement Disorder Specialist, Parkinson’s Diva, a super star PD advocate and my friend, explains her journey in this episode of Symptomatic. https://lnkd.in/gDb_GW42
Loneliness is a serious issue for everyone, as confirmed by the U.S. Surgeon General. Authentic journalism and conversation are crucial in addressing this epidemic. We encourage you to check out this enlightening podcast titled ""The loneliness epidemic: Why we’re lonely and how we can build connections"", hosted by Angela Davis, for more insights and resources on combating loneliness. https://lnkd.in/eiQs-3Jc #podcast #loneliness #socialhealth #lonelinessepidemic #connections #mpr
Discover the transformative power of design in trauma-informed care. Our latest podcast explores how simple adjustments can create profound changes, fostering healing environments and positively impacting lives. Tune in to learn practical strategies and real-life examples! https://loom.ly/caSqTTI
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TW: Medical Trauma Too many of us know how it feels to not be heard by those who are supposed to care for us. Thank you, Shronda Ann Armstrong for sharing one of my most powerful pieces in Geaux Queen Magazine. I wrote this article to share my own stories, encourage conversation, and help inspire hope that we can get the care that we all deserve. We have the voices to demand what we deserve. We don’t have to suffer in silence. https://lnkd.in/evnN2aAs
On this week’s episode of the Podcast on Crimes Against Women, Dr. Georges C. Benjamin, Executive Director of the American Public Health Association, discusses the far-reaching effects of domestic and sexual abuse that threaten not only individuals but also society itself. This episode highlights the critical role public health plays in our lives and the unique challenges that underserved populations face when confronting domestic violence. Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3PMXI72
