Physical Therapists or Super Heroes?!
Some of the coolest super heroes wear disguises. For example, Clark Kent. He works a normal job as a reporter, but really he is super…
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Physical Therapists or Super Heroes?!
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Physical Therapy Blog (Page 23)
Buzz Word Clarification- Muscle Confusion
Honestly, this is a fitness buzz word I thought actually died out a bit ago, I hadn’t heard a trainer use it in several years…
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Buzz Word Clarification- Muscle Confusion
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Do I Have Vertigo?
Could I Have BPPV? Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is the most common cause of vertigo or dizziness. BPPV will typically present itself as a…
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Do I Have Vertigo?
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Are Hearing Aids Beneficial?
In the United States about 1 in 4 people between 65-74 years have disabling hearing loss. For people over 75 years, it is every 1…
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Are Hearing Aids Beneficial?
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The Harmful Effects of E-Cigarettes
E-cigarettes have become one of the biggest “trends” worldwide. People of all generations have started to switch from smoking a cigarette to using e-cigarettes. But…
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The Harmful Effects of E-Cigarettes
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Amaranth: A Gluten-Free Whole Grain Packed With Nutrients
Amaranth gets its name from the Greek amarantos meaning, “one that does not wither” or “the never-fading.” This grain grows in Mexico and other Central…
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Amaranth: A Gluten-Free Whole Grain Packed With Nutrients
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Tip-toeing around the topic? Let Hohman Rehab help your child with their toe-walking!
Equinus gait, or “toe-walking” is a type of gait pattern where a child only walks on their toes and balls of their feet. It generally…
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Tip-toeing around the topic? Let Hohman Rehab help your child with their toe-walking!
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Watermelon: It’s A Great Fruit!
Most people find watermelon to be a sweet watery snack, but watermelon is amazingly healthy for you. Watermelon is the lycopene leader of all fresh…
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Watermelon: It’s A Great Fruit!
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The Biopsychosocial Model of Pain
For a very long time, we in medicine have worked under what we call the Biomechanical Model of Pain. That is that the belief that…
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The Biopsychosocial Model of Pain
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