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Movement Journey
Posted on: Friday, April 19, 2019
Think of physical therapists as “movement consultants” who can ensure that your body is physically ready to tackle a new challenge—or resume a favorite leisure activity. This is a good time for your PT to step in and help you shake off the rust. The rehab professional can customize an exercise plan to help you slowly return to sport and avoid an injury that could sideline you for the whole season
» Read moreLook Ma! No Hands.
Posted on: Thursday, April 18, 2019
This anxiety-inducing fitness test purports to tell you how long you’ll live. We investigated.
» Read moreQ & A with Dr. Funk on the Future of R2P
Posted on: Thursday, April 18, 2019
A recent sit down with Owner Dr. Josh Funk on the future of Rehab 2 Perform and the recent annoucement of the third location coming soon to Mt. Airy!
» Read moreIt's All about the Funk Doctor (Podcast)
Posted on: Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Dr. Funk recently joined Dr. Dy'Mire Jones, PT, DPT, CF-L1 on the High Impact Health Podcast. A podcast meant for fitness athletes, coaches, clinicians, and students that want dive deep into the world of fitness, health, and wellness.
» Read moreYouth Athletes & Concussions
Posted on: Monday, April 8, 2019
New research brings good news to the 1.1 million to 1.9 million American kids who suffer sport-related concussions each year. The typical medical recommendations – absence from school, long days in dark rooms with no phone or electronics, and most importantly, strict avoidance of physical activity – might soon go the way of “Take two aspirin and call me in the morning.”
» Read moreDr. Boyd, New Director of Education
Posted on: Monday, April 1, 2019
We are excited to announce Dr. Jarred Boyd will have an expanded role as Director of Education at Rehab 2 Perform. This position was created to help facilitate the continued growth of our clinicians and company in the ever-changing world of Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation. With many touchpoints inside and outside the clinic, Dr. Boyd will oversee our student intern program, lead our staff development with in-services, literature reviews and guidance on continuing education, as well...
» Read morePowerful Tactics by Mentally Strong People
Posted on: Friday, March 29, 2019
While one toxic person may use manipulation and lies, another may resort to intimidation and incivility. And if you're not careful, people like that can take a serious toll on your well-being.
» Read moreThe No. 1 Thing You Can Do to Improve Your Physical Therapy Experience
Posted on: Thursday, March 21, 2019
Dealing with the pain and limited mobility associated with an injury or illness can be stressful for so many reasons. You might have questions like, “How long will I be sidelined?” and “What do I need to do to get better?” Or maybe you’re worried about how you’ll pick your children up from school, walk to the train for your commute or prepare meals for your family.
» Read moreIs Icing Injuries Still the Way to go?
Posted on: Thursday, March 21, 2019
Today, ice packs have become as ubiquitous as aspirin — they’re a fixture in every athletic training facility and sold in drugstores throughout the country. Cold baths and ice tubs have also become one of sport’s most popular recovery aids. Nearly every high school, college and pro trainer’s room has at least one ice tub, and over the last 10 or 15 years they’ve become an essential post-workout or injury ritual for athletes in every sport. Yet science now shows that icing is often the wrong...
» Read moreJocelyn Harte, DPT Student
Posted on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Now in her fourth and final clinical rotation, Jocelyn is working with Dr. Anthony Iannarino and the Germantown staff. Earning her degree in Exercise and Movement Science from the University of Vermont, she continued on to their DPT program. During her time she has interned with the UVM Strength and Conditioning team and the Spaulding Rehabilitation Adaptive Sport Program in Boston.
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