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Don't waste it on them

Karen and Madison came home from the stores very excited last weekend. Of course, as a dutiful husband and father, I rolled my eyes and wondered what they had wasted our hard-earned money on. It turned out that they had bought Dusty, our spoiled Golden Retriever, a new bed. Except that she already had a bed. And this bed was…

Boutonnière and Mallet Finger Administration with Kate Thorn | Completely from Physioplus

Learn how to effectively deal with injuries to the extensor tendon of the finger to prevent disfigurement and impaired hand function with this brand new course, developed exclusively for Physioplus by Kate Thorn. Extensor tendon injuries of the hand are common in clinical practice and can be difficult to manage properly. This is a party because the various mechanisms of…

Your Information to Important COVID-19 Physiotherapy Sources

When information and evidence changes around the ever-changing coronavirus pandemic, it can create confusion and misinformation. That's why we've put together a simple, easy-to-use guide to make sure you are always up to date. These are the first eBooks from Physiopedia. The PP team is much smaller than most people think, so putting something like this together alongside our usual…

Admire and luxuriate in it

Tonight I came across this wonderful quote from Michael Josephson: “The world has enough beautiful mountains and meadows, spectacular skies and calm lakes. It has enough lush forests, flowering fields and sandy beaches. It has many stars and promises a new sunrise and sunset every day. What the world needs more are people who appreciate and enjoy it. " This…

Paths to wellbeing

I have been working in the mental health field since 2010, and during that time the topic of wellness has come up frequently in a number of situations. In my professional advisory roles as an instructor, supervisor, trainer, consultant, therapist and manager, I have noticed a growing need for wellness practices. And as I learned more about the effects of…

Shakya handicrafts: Buddha statues, Tibetan jewellery, meditation presents and extra

As someone who values ​​handmade Buddhist gifts and enjoys giving and receiving them over the holidays, I couldn't be more excited to introduce you to Shakya Handicraft. They are a group of Newari artisans – the indigenous people of the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal – who keep centuries of tradition alive by making beautiful Tibetan and Nepalese handicrafts. All products…