Try patting your head while rubbing your stomach. That awkward feeling is dual-tasking, and we do it constantly without noticing: walking while talking, cooking while
Spinal cord injury rehabilitation in an outpatient setting is where much of the long-term work happens, and it looks different from the hospital phase in pace, goals, and intensity. Learn what an outpatient program includes, how often therapy takes place, which technologies are used, and what happens when formal therapy ends.
High-intensity gait training is more demanding than most people expect therapy to be, and that is the point. It asks people to take many steps at an effort level that genuinely raises their heart rate. It is one of the better-evidenced approaches in neurological rehabilitation. Learn what high-intensity gait training involves, how hard it needs to be, who benefits, and how therapists build the challenge safely.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported that over 17 million people in the U.S. have contracted COVID-19. The majority of those
What is Oncology Rehabilitation? Since we started our Oncology Rehabilitation program at The Recovery Project, we have been asked questions from people living with cancer,
Host Polly Swingle speaks with Becky Lindemann Director of Rehabilitation Services at The Recovery Project. Today’s conversation is a response to COVID-19 in the Physical
When The Recovery Project first opened in Clinton Township, one of its biggest hurdles was spreading the word that a provider of progressive and effective
CDC Website Since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, The Recovery Project team has diligently kept up to date on local, state and federal guidelines,
A Message from Polly and Charlie to our Amazing Clients: From our experience working and getting to know you through the years, we know that
By Polly Swingle, PT, GCS, CEEAA, and Brian Paulson, CPO Foot drop is a potentially painful—and even disabling—condition where an individual has difficulty raising (or
Annual fundraiser benefits those with spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries The Recovery Project, a leading provider of progressive, effective neuro rehab therapies that improve
VIEW THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE FROM PHYSICAL THERAPY PRODUCTS HERE. The cerebrovascular accident (CVA), commonly known as a stroke, is now the fourth most common cause
