Lisa earned her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Lowell in 1986, and her post professional Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the Evidence in Motion Institute for Health Professionals in 2015. She has been certified through the APTA as an orthopedic clinical specialist since 2008, and certified in Neuro-developmental treatment of Adult Hemiplegia since 1992. She has worked in a variety of settings including outpatient, inpatient rehabilitation, acute care, subacute and long-term care, which has given her a wide range of experience with a variety of patients. She has practiced in several states throughout her career including Massachusetts, Virginia, Louisiana and Rhode Island, where she has lived with her family for the past 15 years.
From a sedentary desk job to a high physical demand job, we are all prone to muscular and soft tissue restrictions and dysfunction. In general, our spine performs best with strength, flexibility and symmetry of the soft tissue supporting it.
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Remember your feet take on the weight of the body. Comfort over fashion. You can buy new shoes, but your feet are forever. Take care of them!
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This commentary was written by four cardiologists. It discusses the impact that word choices by medical providers have on patients and their family members. I am attaching this commentary as it is a good read. Due to the present social environment in our country and some......
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