In the late spring/early summer, I can usually count on an influx of patients who come to physical therapy because of elbow pain that is affecting their golf game.
The winter season brings many things with it. A few of my favorites are the Holiday Open House, family get-togethers and not having to cut my grass. Unfortunately, the
I recently listened to Tim Ferris’ podcast which had Dr. Peter Attia on as a guest. In it, Dr. Attia spoke about what he hopes to be able to
According to the Bureau of Transportation statistics, the Thanksgiving and Christmas/New Year’s holiday periods are among the busiest long-distance travel periods of the year. During the six-day Thanksgiving travel
A set of twin sisters, Betsy and Sue, go to their 40th high school reunion. After a few glasses of punch, they decide it’s time to hit the dance
Chances are good that nearly everyone reading this has had someone in their life affected by age-related cognitive decline, commonly referred to as dementia. According to the Alzheimer’s Association,
Opening day for rifle season 2018 is about two months away, and that means many across Northern Michigan are starting to air out their thermal gear and sight in
Over the past few months, I’ve been asked by several patients what they can do to maintain their independence as they age. I think this concern has become more
When can I golf after back surgery? This is a very common question physical therapists are asked after a patient has started their post-operative rehab for back surgery. As
One of the best things about living in Northern Michigan is having access to all of our nearby lakes and rivers. A natural byproduct of that proximity is boating
