Alyssa Loeb

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

@k_sparks207 good point on integrating exercise into pt's lives. Enjoyable/functional forms of exercise=much greater adherence!

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #MO PTs should talk to pt.s about principles of training. Edu is part of our job, but beyond that it is up to the pt. to follow thru

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #SB PT who practices @ the top of licence & focuses on outcomes educates pt.s on # of reps it takes to see changes. HEP is essential

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #MD Group exercises may help pt's connect with others who can tell them about their own experiences benefiting from exercise

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #LP it doesn't hurt to take preventative measures. Better to prevent and never get it than have it and wish you'd done something

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #BH More drugs=more side effects & even more drugs for the side effects. Although it takes longer PT gets to the root of the problem

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

@DKaushagen I wish the general population was more aware of this. Thanks for sharing!

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

@AdamtheSPT true, we should be able to screen for but not treat these issues.

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #SS Be able to screen for depression, refer if necessary. Network w/ other providers ifhttp://ptjournal.apta.org/content/84/12/1157

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #HC I think what Joan talked about w/ the PD group discussing their symptoms helps create community, bonding, and motivation

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #AE we need to tell pts up front that the only way they will improve function is if they incorporate it into their lifestyles

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

@BadeSbade92 this is great! Explaining the scientific principles of buoyancy etc may help pt's feel more inclined to trust us in H2O

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

@Nikofreako5 @EddieSmithPT Good to be mindful of pt's fears, but still work through them little by little to build confidence

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #MM start small and continue educating patients about the benefits https://t.co/wyZc0EGcxx

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

shows some current doses used by pt's who report on Patients Like Me. Hope to see more in the future @AlyssaCLoeb

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #DR https://t.co/jGg0Vzh4ts

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

@DanielStrauss1 True, start with and gradually increase grades of mobilization before going into manipulation

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #AW We can share the evidence supporting manipulation being more beneficial than mobilization with our patients to increase buy-in

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT582 #SP Continuing edu courses can help boost confidence and knowledge of how/when to use manipulation.

[Alyssa Loeb @AlyssaCLoeb]

#PT528 #CS PNF can help strengthen the core for stability during athletic maneuvers that require power. Strong core=less injury