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March in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
Considerations for Return to Sport Following an Ankle Sprain
Growing up playing soccer, my ankles plagued me. I remember numerous times running down the left flank of the field, taking a shot, and rolling my ankle. By the end of my playing career, it was more common for me to have an ankle sprain than not. With each consecutive injury, things seemed to get worse and it took longer to heal. We didn’t have the research at the time, but I wish I knew then what I know now.
February in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
Three Self-Management Strategies for Concussion Symptoms
Concussion symptoms can be challenging to navigate, especially if they’re persistent. When a person experiences prolonged symptoms, there is usually a negative impact on quality of life. Luckily, there are evidence-based self-management strategies that can help.
January in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
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Referral Strategies for Persons Experiencing Vertigo-Like Symptoms
Vertigo can be very complex in nature. Making the appropriate and timely referral can lead to quicker recovery times for the person. This guide will cover the strategies to help a clinician categorize vertigo-like symptoms and to assist in referring to the appropriate clinician.
December in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
A Biopsychosocial Approach to Concussion Management
Advancements are constantly happening in the world of concussion research, which helps us develop “best practice” frameworks. Biopsychosocial models of medicine have been regularly used in certain clinical contexts successfully. How can we apply it within concussion management?
November in Review
Hi All,
Here are some interesting articles and podcast episodes from the month gone by.
Enjoy!
The Link Between Vertigo and Vitamin D
People often use the word “dizziness” to describe the experience of vertigo, but it’s not the same thing. Where “dizziness” is often characterized as the sensation of internal instability, vertigo is a much more disorienting and uncomfortable experience.
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