Developing Healthy Sitting Babies by Kim Ellison, PT, DPT, C/NDT Kids Place Central Pediatric Physical Therapist Moms, dads, caregivers – you all share in the dance of balancing chores along with the care and development of your infant. ... Learn More
by Tracie Dahl, OTR/L Kids Place Central Pediatric Occupational Therapist Teeth begin to appear as early as six months old and should be brushed twice a day as soon as they appear, according to the American Dental Association. But brushing a ... Learn More
The Role of Social Media in Pain Management by Brooke Smith, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT AZOPT Goodyear Clinic Manager and Doctor of Physical Therapy Often in the clinic, I hear patients tell me “I really thought my pain would just go away,” or “I ... Learn More
The Best Way to Hold and Carry Your Baby by Bobbi Michels, DPT Kids Place West Pediatric Physical Therapist Holding your baby is one of the most joyous and relaxing experiences. It is during these special moments you will bond and enjoy memories ... Learn More
Cervical Radiculopathy: What Is It and What Can You Do? by Jordan Ribota, PT, DPT AZOPT Buckeye Doctor of Physical Therapy Cervical radiculopathy can be summed up as the nerves exiting the neck are in some way being “pinched,” causing the ... Learn More
