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Cervicogenic Headache Evaluations, Variations, and Remedies A Information with Ari Kaplan

The most common types of headaches that physical therapists see during clinical practice are tension-type headaches, migraines, and cervicogenic headaches. These headache types have a worldwide prevalence of 38%, 10% and 2.5%, respectively. Cervicogenic headache is a common cause of chronic headache, which is often misdiagnosed. This middiganosis results from complex overlapping symptoms with various other types of headache that…

Seize it with each arms

My wife and I love to watch our children play sports. It's great to see them compete and the drive to and from events can be a great time for conversation. But tonight Mads frustrated me. She was playing basketball and grabbed the ball with one hand. She is usually not temporary, but she seemed to have lost some confidence…

5 regrets of the advisor

When overseeing novice counselors, one of my favorite discussions that comes up a lot is, of course, about how unique a therapist's work is. Yes, it is often incredibly hard work, but at the same time we are given an intimate front row seat for the experience of hope, pain, change and healing. (With that in mind, I highly recommend…

Which remedies are efficient for migraines, stress kind and cervicogenic headache? | Article of the week # 31

Headache is one of the most frequently reported illnesses in all age groups. It is something that all physical therapists will come across, so it is important that you recognize different types of headache but also the essential treatments that are available to you. The most common types of headache physiotherapists will see during clinical practice are tension headache (TTH)…

How I regained my life after I felt numb and sad

"Everything seems to change when we change." ~ Henri-Frédéric Amiel The greatest life-changing moment in my life would have looked inconspicuous to an outsider. I was at a point in my life (late twenties) when everything seemed to look fine on paper. I did a great job, lived in downtown Seattle and enjoyed the live music scene. Besides not being…

All studying numbers

Since getting my trusted Kindle almost 10 years ago, I've kept a detailed table of all the books I've read. It was a handy way to track my progress, motivate myself to read, and make sure I don't buy too many books without reading what I've already downloaded. It probably saved me from buying hundreds more than I ever hoped…