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Optimists Live Longer
Posted on: Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Whether we see this glass as half full or half empty may say something about our chances of living beyond the age of 85, according to a new study from BU and Harvard
» Read more7 Myths About PT
Posted on: Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Physical therapists are movement experts who help people reduce pain, improve or restore mobility, and stay active throughout life. But there are some common misconceptions that often discourage people from seeking physical therapist treatment. It's time to debunk 7 common myths about physical therapy...
» Read moreWelcome Dr. Stephanie Hamilton
Posted on: Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Welcome Dr. Stephanie Hamilton to R2P3! Stephanie joins the team in Mt. Airy after recently graduating from Shenandoah University, and had a rotation with Dr. Fatzinger earlier this Spring. Experiencing a major knee injury at JMU her junior year made her realize the true importance and life changing impact that physical therapy can have on individuals lives.
» Read more5 Tips to Manage Chronic Pain
Posted on: Friday, September 13, 2019
How to Manage Chronic Pain - Knowledge, Keep Moving, Spend Time with a PT, Focus Less on Imaging, The Mental Game
» Read moreTyler Cosner, DPT Student
Posted on: Friday, September 6, 2019
Meet Tyler! A DPT student from the U, he is working with Dr. Zach Baker in both Frederick and Mt. Airy. A native of Florida, Tyler has a personal training background and even started his own mobile personal training company before entering the University of Miami's DPT program. Excited to be in Maryland, Tyler is eager to engage with all of our clients and get out into the Community.
» Read moreEarly Sports Specialization
Posted on: Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Early Sports Specialization Is Associated With Upper Extremity Injuries in Throwers and Fewer Games Played in Major League Baseball. Conclusion: Professional baseball players who participated in multiple sports in high school played in more major league games and experienced lower rates of upper and lower extremity injuries than players who played only baseball in high school.
» Read morePassive Patient or Active Consumer
Posted on: Wednesday, August 28, 2019
By becoming more educated healthcare consumers we can go from passive patients who take the first recommendation that comes from a practitioner to an active consumer who weighs options and makes choices. Here are some questions to talk through with your practitioner the next time a healthcare decision comes up.
» Read moreThe simple practice that can help you make better decisions
Posted on: Monday, August 26, 2019
Self-ruminating can impair your decision-making ability. But adopting this one simple practice can improve it. We credit Socrates with the insight that “the unexamined life is not worth living” and that to “know thyself” is the path to true wisdom. But is there a right and a wrong way to go about such self-reflection?
» Read moreMeet Samuel 'Kaipo' Sotelo, DPT Student
Posted on: Friday, August 23, 2019
Meet Samuel 'Kaipo' Sotelo, a DPT student from the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)! Kaipo will be joining our Germantown team during his rotation working primarily with Dr. Michael Reinhardt. Excited to be at the forefront of innovation for humankind, Kaipo wants to take the role of Physical Therapy further and expand its role in health care. An avid volleyball and basketball player, Kaipo wants to be an expert in Explosive Training. He can jump out of the gym! Raised in Guam,...
» Read moreWelcome Dr. Dustin Colbert
Posted on: Thursday, August 15, 2019
No stranger to R2P, please officially welcome Dr. Dustin Colbert to our team in Germantown! A local product of Damascus, Dustin interned with Rehab 2 Perform during undergrad and recently on a rotation during DPT School. Dr. Colbert attended Salisbury University where he earning his degree in Athletic Training, where he worked with the Mens Lacrosse, Womens Soccer, and the Track & Field teams during his time. Dustin continued on and recently graduated from the University of Maryland,...
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