Written by Danne Niespodzianski, Safety Director at CORA Physical Therapy During the last year, it seems all we have talked about is the Coronavirus and COVID-19. From a health and safety perspective, it has been THE main focus. Who is ready to talk about something different? I know I am! Let’s talk about summer weather! […]
Youth Throwing Injuries
Tommy John Surgery has allowed many athletes to continue playing or even extend their careers with reconstructing a torn or damaged UCL with a tendon from somewhere else in your body (commonly the palmaris longus tendon). Although the procedure has helped in some ways, there are many misconceptions, as well as an acceptance of a […]
Treating Rugby Injuries
Rugby, played by over 6 million people worldwide, is now considered the United States’ fastest growing sport. Commonly compared to football, Sir Winston Churchill called it “a hooligans game played by gentlemen.” The goal of rugby is to carry the ball over the opponent’s goal line and force it to the ground in order to […]
Remove Tension Caused by Headaches from Your Life
Written by Lucia Parisi Holsopple PT, OCS, Clinic Manager at CORA Physical Therapy Carrollwood, FL Updated by Alexandra Guanco, DPT, OCS, CMPT, CORA Physical Therapy Orthopaedic Residency Coordinator Nearly 50% of adults worldwide suffer from headache and migraine disorders, but physical therapy can provide relief. Did you know June is National Migraine & Headache Awareness […]
Finding your stride for post-pandemic Fall marathons
Guest Contribution by Esther Atkins, Professional Runner & McKirdy Trained Coach in Greenville, SC The pandemic has been devastating for some, and a major disruption for all. Whether you spent this past year running more than usual or dropping the ball a bit, major races are picking back up in the fall, so it’s time […]
Down The Wrong Pipe, Again? Examining Swallowing Disorders Through The Eyes of A SLP
Written by Corey Meador, M.S., CCC-SLP at CORA Roanoke “I’m coughing every time I eat—and I’m not even talking with my mouth full!” Coughing and choking with meals can be a sign that there is a problem with your swallowing. Speech-language pathologists, also called SLPs, are specialists who work with swallowing difficulties. Occasional difficulties with […]
