Celebrating Occupational Therapy Awareness Month: Empowering Lives Through Meaningful Action
Every April, we recognize Occupational Therapy Awareness Month, a time dedicated to celebrating the vital role Occupational Therapists (OTs) and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTAs) play in helping people …
During Patient Safety Awareness Week, we recognize the many ways hospitals protect patients every single day. In rehabilitation services—Physical Therapy (PT), Occupational Therapy (OT), and Speech‑Language Pathology (SLP)—patient safety is at the heart of everything we do.
Whether …
Living Strong After Cancer: Why Lymphedema Awareness Matters
Lymphedema Day Awareness
Lymphedema Day—more commonly known as World Lymphedema Day—is an annual global awareness day held on March 6. Its purpose is to educate the public about lymphatic diseases, support individuals living with lymphedema, and advocate for improved recognition, …
Are you loving your job? It’s February and that means Valentine’s Day and everyone talking about love in the air – or does it? If you are a therapist and are feeling maxed out each hour of the day with …
Bridging exercises—lifting your hips off the ground while lying on your back—are a cornerstone of many rehabilitation and strengthening programs. They’re commonly used to improve glute strength, core stability, and hip control. But what many people don’t realize is …
When I was a kid growing up in Minnesota, those words created a sense of excitement. But if I must be honest, those words aren’t quite as exciting as an adult!
As a child I equated the word snow with …
Well, you might be excited to hear this one. The most common education I give to my patients about pain is that the presence of pain does NOT always indicate tissue damage. Musculoskeletal (muscle, bone, tendon, ligament, etc.) pain can …
The calendar has turned to 2026. You just got back from signing up at your local gym. You’ve purchased new workout clothes and have found the perfect water bottle to keep you hydrated during those new year resolution workouts.
One …
Dan DeCraene didn’t start his career in healthcare. After earning a business degree from Indiana University, he spent three years working in accounting, followed by another three in medical sales. While the work was fine, it wasn’t something he truly …
When Spencer first joined Tx:Team as a college intern, he didn’t imagine he’d still be with the company more than a decade later. What began as a short-term opportunity rooted in a shared alma mater and a mutual favorite professor …