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by Whitney VanderVeen, PT, DPT, ATC What is Flat Head Syndrome? Flat head syndrome develops when an infant’s soft skull becomes flattened in one area: Plagiocephaly – pronounced play-jee-oh-sef-uh-leeFlattening at one side of the headBrachycephaly – pronounced brak-ee-sef-uh-leeFlattening across the back of the headHead is wider than normalScaphocephaly – pronounced skaf-oh-sef-uh-lee Long and thin head shape when looking down from above… Read more

by Liz Vermeer, PT, DPT Have you ever wanted to start being more active, but worried about the impact on your joints?  There are many benefits of being active in the water, and that doesn’t mean you have to swim laps!  Even performing standing and walking activities in the water can benefit you in a lot of ways.  Our Kinetic… Read more

by Aimee Keller, PT, DPT Unfortunately, all of us experience pain or an injury at some point in our lives. As therapists, we recommend exercises and techniques to reduce pain and properly heal, but your nutrition also plays a major role in your recovery.  After an injury or surgery, your body is using more energy to heal itself, and therefore,… Read more

by Jordan Bell, OTR/L Are you looking for fun and creative ways to help entertain your kids while also meeting their needs? Then these activities are perfect for you! Each and every one of us have a sensory system built up of 7 senses: touch, taste, smell, hearing, vision, proprioception, and vestibular. Let’s take a closer look at each sense… Read more

by Carol Kelderman, PT, DPT This is a great time to get some exercise and some fresh air! For many people, running provides far reaching health benefits including stress relief.  The only equipment necessity is a good pair of running shoes. With so many different shoes to choose from, making the right selection can be tricky. running shoes At Kinetic Edge… Read more