Podcasts about rehabilitation therapy

Dr. Lisa Pinn McFaddin was raised in the Baltimore, Maryland area. She identified at an early age that she wanted to be a Veterinarian.She earned her Bachelor's Degree in Biology from Kenyon College in 2003 and her DVM from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. Afterwards, she did a Small Animal Rotating Internship in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery in a private specialty hospital in the Chicagoland area.After her Internship, she worked in both Emergency and General practice as well as doing Relief work in the Chicagoland area. Looking for a new challenge, she earned her CVA from Chi University in 2013, followed by her Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Chinese Herbal Medicine from CIVT in 2015. She also is certified in Food Therapy from Chi University, and in Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy as well as Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation Therapy from the Healing Oasis.She moved back to Virginia in 2014 and worked in a few practices there before settling into her current position at Caring Hands Animal Hospital in Bristow, Virginia.Please enjoy this conversation with Dr. Lisa Pinn McFaddin as we discuss her education, work history, holistic training, her service on the AHVMA Board, and her book "Integrative Medicine in Veterinary Practice."

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Dr. Theresa SaLee was born in Upstate New York and raised in Illinois. She earned her veterinary degree from the University of Illinois in 1999. Afterwards, she went into small animal practices in Southern Wisconsin and began her holistic education by taking the IVAS acupuncture course.She has since earned certifications in Rehabilitation Therapy and Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy. She has studied Chinese Herbal Medicine with Drs. Mona Boudreaux and Steve Marsden, and recently earned a Graduate Diploma from CIVT in Veterinary Western Herbal Medicine. After her time in Wisconsin, she worked for a few years in a large specialty practice in the Chicago area before joining and then purchasing her current Integrative practice, The Whole Pet, in Bartlett, Illinois. Please enjoy this conversation with Dr. Theresa SaLee as we discuss her education, work history, practice experience, and her positions as a Board Member and President-Elect of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association.

Today, I have the great pleasure of inviting one of my dear friends from when I was in the legislature. Shannon Anderson is an attorney who specializes in public advocacy and risk management. Her dog Neely, though, could care less about all of that. Shannon keeps a steady supply of wholesome treats on hand, and is committed not only to regular walks but adventure walks and, most importantly, has arranged for important therapy work opportunities. Neely with her handler Shannon has been recognized as an angel dog at Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Nebraska, and Shannon has volunteered with him since 2014 and is retiring this summer. Neely will also share with you that, as a standard poodle, she has found her human to be at times a bit yippy and hyper but she will keep her nonetheless. Support the Show.

How Can Rehabilitation Therapy Benefit Dementia Care? In this episode, we have three rehabilitation professionals joining us: Cindy, who is a physical therapist, Christina, who is a speech therapist, and me, an occupational therapist. Together, we discuss how rehabilitation therapy can benefit individuals living with dementia and their family caregivers. We explore the impactful role of rehabilitation therapy in dementia care. The episode offers valuable insights into how physical, occupational, and speech therapies can significantly aid those living with dementia. Cindy and Christina founded AECorner in 2015 because they saw too many seniors struggling every day to care for themselves. The majority of their clients have the same goal and that is to remain as independent as possible in their homes. Many times, this goal can be achieved by simply having the right tools.  AECorner.com is a trusted resource for family caregivers looking for equipment and techniques to help senior loved ones safely age in place and help caregivers work smarter and not harder while providing daily care. AECorner's mission is to increase senior and caregiver safety during daily care and to improve and maintain the individual's highest level of functional independence at home.   0:03:19 The Trifecta: PT, OT, and ST Working Together 0:12:02 Importance of Communication in Dementia Care 0:14:12 Advocating for Early Access to Therapy Services 0:17:14 Recognizing the Importance of Change in Condition 0:19:19 The Power of the Phrase "Change in Condition" 0:27:29 Path of Treatment for Dementia Caregiving 0:29:55 Importance of Trust and Personal Connection in Dementia Care 0:37:06 Practical Tips for Caregivers and Value of Subscription Model 0:39:02 Connecting with the Caregiver Support Team at AECorner.com 0:40:12 Pouring Heart and Soul into Serving Success Seekers   You can find Christina and Cindy on: YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/AdaptiveEquipmentCorner Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adaptiveequipmentcorner Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aecorner15 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cindy-and-christina-aec AmazonShop: https://amzn.to/4b95D7S   Enjoy our podcast? Please take a moment to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify —it really supports our show! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dementia-caregiving-for-families/id1716187550 Get more information on how to help a parent living with dementia. Join our next free workshop.  https://www.dementiacaregivingmadeeasy.com/wsl Join our Facebook Group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1301886810018410 Become a Founding Member of Our Exclusive Academy! Only 54 Founding Family Slots Available for Extraordinary Caregivers. https://www.dementiacaregivingmadeeasy.com/start  

Today we chatted with Nadine Leduc, who we met at the Invisible Wounds conference and in short order decided we must be related. Our discussions, as usual meandered around many topics. Nadine is the first person with experience in the First Responder Communications experience. Spreaker Podcast Link: https://www.spreaker.com/show/... Spotify Podcast Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/... Apple Podcast Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/... . Study Title: HomeBase: Enhancing mental wellness in public safety personnel families Lead Principal Investigator: Dr Heidi Cramm, School of Rehabilitation Therapy, Queen's University  Dr. Joy MacDermid | Co-Principal Investigator | University of Western Ontario  Dr. Alyson Mahar | Co-Principal Investigator | University of Manitoba  Dr. Deborah Norris | Co-Principal Investigator | Mount Saint Vincent University fmrg.ca We are inviting representatives of public safety sectors to take part in a research study. The overall purpose of this study is to understand and develop organizational supports, programs, policies and practices for public safety personnel families. If you take part, a member of the research team will interview you for 60-90 minutes by phone, at a time convenient to you. The interview can also be split up into smaller 30 minute sessions to accommodate your schedule as required. The interview will be audio-recorded and later transcribed. There is a risk that some of the questions may upset you. If you feel upset after the interview, please call Telephone Aid Line Kingston (TALK) at 613-544-1771. Study results will help inform family-centered policy, programming, prevention, or interventions across public safety sectors. No member of the research team has any Conflicts of Interest to disclose. Participation is voluntary. There are no direct benefits to you for participating. You do not have to answer any questions you do not want to. You can stop your participation at any time by telling the researcher(s) or hanging up the phone. You may withd from the study at any time, by contacting homebase@queensu.ca. You may request to have any records of data collected from your participation be destroyed, up until the time of publication. Your confidentiality will be protected to the extent permitted by applicable laws. We will do this by replacing your name with a pseudonym in all publications and a study ID number in all study records. The study data will be stored on an encrypted hard drive on Queen's University servers. The code file that links real names with pseudonyms and study ID numbers will be stored securely and separately from the data on an encrypted USB key. We will keep your data securely for at least five years per Queen's University Policy, after which electronic files as well as the file with participant identifiers will be securely destroyed by the Primary Investigator. The code file identifying your pseudonym and study ID number will be destroyed five years after publications flowing from the data are completed. In addition to the lead Principal Investigator and core study team, a transcriber who has signed a Confidentiality Agreement will have access to the raw data. The Queen's University Health Sciences and Affiliated Teaching Hospitals Research Ethics Board (HSREB) may require access to your study-related records to monitor the ethical conduct of the research. We plan to publish the results of this study in academic journals and present them at conferences. In addition, the findings will be used to inform priority statements for public safety sectors. We will include quotes with no personally identifying information from the interviews when presenting the findings. We will never include any real names with quotes. We will do our best to make sure quotes do not identify participants. During the interview, please let me know if you say anything you do not want us to quote. If you agree to be contacted in the future for research purposes, information about you will be entered into a secure If you have any questions about the research, please contact me at homebase@queensu.ca or by phone at (613) 533-6000 ext. 36094. This Letter of Information provides you with the details to help you make an informed choice. All your questions should be answered to your satisfaction before you decide whether or not to participate in this research study. Keep this copy of the Letter of Information for your records. You have not waived any legal rights by consenting to participate in this study. This study has been reviewed for ethical compliance by the Queen's University Health Sciences and Affiliated Teaching Hospitals Research Ethics Board. If you would like to participate in this research study, please email homebase@queensu.ca or call (613) 533-6000 ext. 36094 @scottjones1859 @djj378 @twistedoakyogaandwellness @nads_justice @cityofottawa @queensuniversity @umanitoba @thetraumainformedlawyer @newheightshow @traviskelcee @jason.kelce @cambridgeuniversity @norquestcollege @events4wellness @daltonassociates . #Ottawa #homelesshelter #911 #firstresponders #communicators #mentalwellbeing #research #humanity #secondarytrauma #police #fire #paramedic #forestgump #newfoundland #creativeopportunities #publicsaftey #trauma #organizationaltrauma #spousesupport #familysupport

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In this episode of Seeing Clearly, Emaan Chaudry and Danielle Solish talk to Dr. Mark Bona, an eye physician and surgeon at the Kingston Health Sciences Center in Kingston, Ontario. Dr. Bona serves as an Assistant Professor at Queen's University in the Department of Ophthalmology with a cross-appointment to the School of Rehabilitation Therapy. He is also the postgraduate program director for the Department of Ophthalmology. On completion of his ophthalmology residency at Queen's University, Dr. Bona undertook a traveling fellowship in Vision Rehabilitation. He is currently the acting Chair of the Canadian Vision Rehabilitation Society, and is currently the director of the South East Ontario Vision Rehabilitation Service. In this episode, we discuss: Dr Bona's journey to ophthalmology. What a day in the life of Dr Bona looks like and his work in low vision and vision rehabilitation. What Dr Bona enjoys doing outside of work and how he maintains a work life balance. Dr Bona's advice for learners. Check out our website: www.eyecurriculum.com Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/EyeCurriculum Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/EyeCurriculum

In this conversation Dorothy Kessler PhD, Assistant Professor at Queen's University, Affiliate Scientist at the Bruyère Research Institute, and a 2020 AMS Compassion and AI Fellow and Babak Taati PhD, PEng, Scientist at the KITE Research institute UHN, Assistant Professor at UofT in the Department of Computer Science and the institute of Biomedical Engineering, and 2020 AMS Compassion and AI Fellow discuss the work they are doing in technology to improve the quality of life for aging populations in long term care facilities and at home.   If you would like more information on Dorothy and Babak and the important work they are doing here are some links to get you started. Dorothy Kessler, PhD,  Assistant Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy at Queen's University  and an Affiliate Scientist at the Bruyère Research Institute Ottawa https://www.ams-inc.on.ca/project/developing-tools-to-assist-people-with-cognitive-decline-benefit-from-home-monitoring-technologies/ https://healthsci.queensu.ca/stories/feature/queens-research-improving-digital-home-care-dementia-patients Collaborators:  Dr. Frank Knoefel, Bruyère Research Institute https://agewell-nce.ca/frank-knoefel Dr. Neil Thomas, Bruyère Research Institute  https://carleton.ca/sam3/people/dr-neil-thomas/ Dr. Marica Finlayson, Queen's University https://rehab.queensu.ca/marcia-finlayson  Dr. Jeff Kaye, Oregon Health and Science University https://www.ohsu.edu/oregon-center-for-aging-and-technology/our-team Babak Taati, PhD, PEng Scientist at the KITE Research Institute, UHN Assistant professor at UofT in the Department of Computer Science and the institute of Biomedical Engineering. https://www.ams-inc.on.ca/project/using-artificial-intelligence-to-reduce-falls-in-ltc/ Collaborators:  Dr. Andrea Laboni Geriatric psychiatrist and clinical researcher based at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, UHN, Medical lead of the specialized dementia unit  https://www.uhnresearch.ca/researcher/andrea-iaboni Dr. Thomas Hadjistavropoulos: Professor; Research Chair in Aging and Health, University of Regina and Registered Doctoral Psychologist https://www2.uregina.ca/hpl Dr. Yana Yunusova Professor, Department of Speech-language Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto Senior Scientist, KITE Research Institute – UHN  https://slp.utoronto.ca/faculty/yana-yunusova/

Dilys D'Cruz joins me to wrap up for the Meridian Credit Union masterclass on personal finance we ran all year plus results from a recent consumer insights survey that found that most Canadians have money hang ups from childhood that still affect them today. We all know that first responders and those who serve in our military cope with a tremendous amount of stress and mental health issues. The very nature of their jobs makes it so. But what of those closest to them, their families? Heidi Cramm is an occupational therapist and associate professor in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy at Queen's University who leads the Families Matter Research Group. She joins me to share some of the research on mental health and trauma that first responder families are going through. Yollanda Zhang wants your whole family to get the most out of 2022. She joins me to share details about her upcoming workshop for the whole family that will help you hone in on what is most important so that everyone can move forward with purpose and peace in the new year. Anne Brodie and I have a little fun this week as we share our top 3 Christmas movies with each other, and it's clear that we have different tastes. You won't want to miss Anne's picks because I bet most haven't seen them. Finally, JENNA Nation is a Canadian R&B/Pop singer and songwriter who is quickly gaining momentum on the international music scene. Considered by many as an outstanding vocalist with a charismatic stage presence, Jenna has released a new single for the holidays called “My Christmas Wish” which will be the closing song of this show, and of What She Said's broadcast year.

Intensive physical therapy delivered to people one to two months after having a stroke and having already received usual rehabilitative services further improved their functioning, a recent study showed. Steven Zeiler, a stroke expert at Johns Hopkins, says this is an area that needs definition. Zeiler: If we take a step back, what's the dose […]

Interview with Upstate physical therapists Rina Flatau, left, and Maria Podbelski

Kearsten Lyon (she/her) is the founder and owner of an extended health care clinic called Total Movement Therapy based in Toronto, ON and sees clients virtually all over the world. Kearsten has been working and teaching within the Pilates and Rehabilitation Therapy industry since 2011.  She utilizes a unique blend of Pilates, The Oov, Franklin Method, Movement for Trauma, traditional strength and conditioning exercises, client education and client–directed tissue release work in each session with her clients. In working with her I have learned so much about the human body, my own movement patterns and most especially I've had my eyes opened to some of my movement blindspots and biases. It's been incredible, for me personally and for my teaching!  In this episode you'll hear: what is important for teachers to think about when they're integrating ideas from different movement frameworks all about Whole Body Cueing and how can yoga teachers incorporate that into their teaching a deep dive into fascial slings and why they are important to think about when cueing movement a conversation about uncovering some of my own unconscious  movement biases  a little bit about the biopsychosocial model and how can we incorporate that into our yoga teaching

Restore Skills is providing a better patient experience for elderly care.  It promotes increased repetition and engagement in a game-like fashion. Designed and built by therapists to help reinforce motor and cognitive skills, Restore is based on each patient's needs to progress in their therapy.

Robert Gaskin of Gaskin Fitness provides his clients with more than just physical results. He impacts them on a much deeper level. Robert has been training for over 25 years and while he can train just about anyone, he specializes in helping people to walk. He does this on both the rehabilitative side, as well as walking for confidence. Robert has an interesting project called Operation Stilettos, where he teaches women to walk in heels. He is using the proceeds of this training program to fund a mobile gym, for the people that are learning to walk and unable to drive to him. Robert is beyond inspiring, and extremely humble. Here are a few words from Robert: My name is Robert Gaskin, I am 51 years old. I was born in Guyana, the English speaking South American country, now a citizen of the United States of America. I resides in Houston Texas with my wife of 15 years and our 8 years old daughter to whom is the youngest of 5 children. I reflect a varied personality including ambition, and the qualities of generosity and thoughtfulness. I am also a well determine and vigorous individual yet pleasantly calm. I encourage fighting for what you desire and believe in, and doing it through God because nothing great comes easy and with God all things are possible. I am the owner of Gaskinfitness Strength & Conditioning Personal Training and Rehabilitation Therapy. I have been in fitness for over 25 years, once a competitive bodybuilder, because of of my passion for Health and Fitness I pursued to be certified. Fitness is my life and these value is what keeps me going and make an impact on my clients. 1.To serve clients with integrity, competence, objectivity and impartiality 2. Work towards the ultimate goal helping clients become more self-sufficient over time 3. Providing the highest quality personal training in the USA. 4. Generate individual workout plan by adhere to the highest standard of accuracy and truth in dealings with all clients. 5. Inspire happiness and deliver fun. 6. Communicate openly and honestly. 7. Stay determined and always driven. 8. Instill confidence 9. Embrace, encourage, and drive change. 10. Cultivate a positive team and family culture. 11. Exceed the client's expectations

In this episode we talk to Professor Simon French about his paper on undertanding chiropractic practice. Simon is a Professor of Musculoskeletal Disorders at the Department of Chiropractic, Macquarie University. Simon completed his PhD at the Australasian Cochrane Centre, Monash University, and undertook his post-doctoral position at the School of Health Sciences, University of Melbourne, where he was supported by a Primary Care Research Fellowship from the National Health and Medical Research Council. From 2013 to 2018 he was based at Queen’s University in Ontario, Canada, and held the Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation Professorship in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy. Simon conducts research in the area of knowledge translation in primary healthcare settings with a focus on the management of low back pain and osteoarthritis. His research aims to improve the quality of healthcare by understanding, informing and improving health practices, including care provided by chiropractors. He also undertakes randomised controlled trials and systematic reviews of interventions relevant to primary care settings. Paper details: French SD, Charity M, Forsdike K, Gunn J, Polus B, Walker B, Chondros P, Britt H. Chiropractic Observation and Analysis STudy (COAST): providing an understanding of current chiropractic practice. Medical Journal of Australia 2013;199(10):687-91 Link: https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2013/199/10/chiropractic-observation-and-analysis-study-coast-providing-understanding

In this episode, we sit down with award-winning scientist Dr. Milos Popovic to hear about his transformational shift from aerospace engineering to rehabilitation research, and how it led to his invention of a medical device that restores upper limb mobility to people with paralysis caused by spinal cord injury or stroke.

Paul gives a recap of the KSFCU Workshops. He also breaks down Outpatient Rehabilitation Therapy, the Annual Notice of Change and how mamograms and prostate cancer is covered by Medicare. He also compares Skilled Nursing Facilites vs Nursing Homes.

Professor, School of Rehabilitation Therapy and Department of Public Health Sciences Associate Director, Centre for Health Services and Policy Research A Conversation on Spirituality and Health Studies Dr. Mary Ann McColl is a Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy and in the Department of Public Health Sciences, as well as the Associate Director of Continue Reading

Kathleen Norman (School of Rehabilitation Therapy), on creative use of data sets Episode host: Leah Duff A project of MUSC156 (Introduction to Digital Audio Recording, Editing and Mixing), in collaboration with CFRC Radio and Queen’s Library. Podcast production overseen by MUSC156 instructor Matt Rogalsky.

In this episode we talk about: -Her struggles of having scoliosis -The mind and body connection -Power of tuning into your body -Mindful v.s. mindless stretching -Using your body as a way to be free -Why your health should be an investment before it is an investment -Importance of being assessed by a professional -Prevention v.s. Postvention -Why she rarely uses the word “diagnosis” -Inspiration v.s. empowerment __ Some amazing quotes that were said: “I have scoliosis and can still bend and do all of these other things… I hate the excuses that come with the disabilities that come this way.” “We create fear within the body and the brain can literally drive pain. The mind is so damn powerful.” “If can tune into your mind, over time you will be able to use to be able to move again.” “Mobility can be done in little ways throughout the day. This is where I find I can get in done in practical ways” “For any movement or exercise, you should always have a purpose behind everything you do. This is where the mindfulness comes in play…” “True empowerment comes from inspiration… it comes from people wanting to take action and truly make a difference in our lives… that is what we must aim for each and every day” “It's about stepping outside of yourself because it's not about you. It's about having passion empathy that you can give to people.” __ You can follow Dr. Esquer at @docjenfit __ Join the Movement. www.thestrongerselfmovement.com And Together We Can Pursue Our #StrongerSelf __ Music by: BVRNOUT & KROMATIKS - Follow Your Heart ft. Cadence Ludden (WiDE AWAKE Remix) and BVRNOUT & KROMATIKS - Follow Your Heart ft. Cadence

While physical therapy (PT) is more commonly thought of in relation to athletics or orthopedics, PT plays an essential part in the recovery from cancer treatment. Prehabilitation (prehab), is any type of rehabilitation before a specific event. At Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, this is typically done before surgery or chemotherapy to improve outcomes after procedures.Here to discuss the benefits physical therapy services can provide a cancer patient, is Bryan Wittmeyer, MS, PT. He is the Director, Rehabilitation Therapy and Wellness Services at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.

While physical therapy (PT) is more commonly thought of in relation to athletics or orthopedics, PT plays an essential part in the recovery from cancer treatment. Prehabilitation (prehab), is any type of rehabilitation before a specific event. At Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, this is typically done before surgery or chemotherapy to improve outcomes after procedures.Here to discuss the benefits physical therapy services can provide a cancer patient, is Bryan Wittmeyer, MS, PT. He is the Director, Rehabilitation Therapy and Wellness Services at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.

My dog is having trouble walking and my vet said he was neurologic?!?! What does this mean for my dog? What treatments can I use with my vet’s care?  Can chiropractic care be a contribution? Join me and Dr. Eken as we de-mystify “neurologic” and what that can mean for your dog and just how much chiropractic care can contribute to changing that for your dog with ease… Rachel Eken is thrilled to be able to serve the human and ANIMAL chiropractic  community of Colorado Springs, CO.  As a native Wisconsinite, I vow never to take the beautiful mountains for granted. Throughout my time at chiropractic school, I developed a much deeper understanding of chiropractic, and true health and wellness that can be achieved without drugs and surgery. I learned from some of the best doctors in the field, but the most influential experience during my time at there was my Clinic Abroad trip to Morocco in October of 2013.  It was such an honor and a blessing to be able to serve such amazing people that don’t have the healthcare that we have access to everyday here in the United States. Dr. Eken graduated from Healing Oasis in May 2014.  The Healing Oasis Wellness Center, is an educational institution located in Wisconsin. They offer Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy, Veterinary Massage and Rehabilitation Therapy and Advanced Neurology. Dr. Eken is currently practicing at BOTH Briargate Boulevard Animal Hospital for animals and Alpine Chiropractic Clinic for the peeps, both in Colorado Springs, CO. For more information or to contact Dr. Eken: http://www.alpinechirohealth.com/dr-rachel-eken/ 719.522.1219 Dr.Andi's Contact Information: www.HarpersRidge.com DrAndi@HarpersRidge.com 303-518-3688

What do glasses, prisoms and color have to do with Parkinson's Disease? Dr. Janet Kohtz, a Neuro Optometrist, explains how glasses and neuro-rehabilitation therapy can possitively impact persons who currently experience the symptoms pf Parkinsons Disease. Her patients have been able to adjust their posture, balance and gait to free themselves from walkers. For further information about how  neuro-rehabilitation therapy can help to reverse Parkinsons symptoms, visit www.optometrists.org/Riverside