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The OpenPhysio-Journal is getting higher and higher | A journal replace

The OpenPhysio-Journal was launched in 2018 with the generous support of Physiopedia. In recent years we have concentrated on building the website's technical infrastructure and providing excellent service to readers and authors. I thought it would be time to post another update on the progress we have made in developing this niche journal in physical therapy education, especially over the…

Bassey Ikpi shares her step-by-step journey to a wholesome relationship with remedy

Bassey Ikpi, a poet, writer, and mental health attorney, opened the third week of the American Counseling Association's 2021 virtual conference experience by sharing details from her own mental health journey. She recalled that her first encounter with mental health awareness was in elementary school. An avid reader, she consumed everything she could get her hands on, including her mother's…

How does a number of sclerosis have an effect on the gait sample? | Article of the week # 37

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease that is characterized by chronic inflammation and demyelination of the central nervous system (CNS). It can affect any of the nerves in the CNS, meaning that symptoms and rate of progression can vary widely between individuals. The clinical course of the disease varies widely and ranges from a stable chronic disease to a…

Prime Contributor for April – Jess Bell!

Jess Bell is an integral part of the Physioplus team. She not only contributes positively to the development of new courses, but also monitors the discussions in the Physioplus forum. Jess, thank you for all you are doing to support the team, the course instructors and the online learning platform Physioplus. Your efforts help countless professionals gain new knowledge and…

Free On-line Competition: One other Form of Trauma Convention

Hello friends! Last year I invited all of you to attend the Embodied Trauma Conference, a powerful, healing event hosted by Karine Bell, a Tiny Buddha associate. This free five-day online summit featured a series of lectures from 22 thought leaders, each addressing various aspects of trauma healing – including developmental, sexual, racial, and intergenerational. This year they have a…

Consultants weigh weighted blankets

The COVID-19 pandemic has been accompanied by a range of intense emotions, and for many people these include acute feelings of insecurity and concern. It seems that some people have tried using weighted blankets for comfort as sales have increased during the pandemic. Manufacturers often tout the blankets as a non-pharmaceutical method of relieving anxiety, insomnia, stress, restlessness, discomfort and…