It seems pretty obvious, doesn’t it? The premise seems absurd that bad posture would be okay for you. Second only to “if you make that face it will stick that way,” we all can recall the voice of our mothers telling us to “sit up straight!” I’ll admit it. At times I operate from a physical therapy worldview that encourages symmetry… Read more

David Halstead went to work on December 3, 2013 like any normal winter day in Iowa. His wife, Jessica, was six months pregnant with their second child at the time. They knew their home would change in three months, but their lives were about to drastically change so much sooner. Around 11:00 AM, Halstead and the lead man in his… Read more

Did you know that it is scientifically proven that the trait of gratitude is one of the top three strengths that predicts well-being? We challenged our team members to share something special they're thankful for this year. Here's what they had to say:   I’m thankful for my college roommates who have turned into my closest friends. I’m thankful for… Read more

by Troy Vander Molen, CEO and Physical Therapist at Kinetic Edge The year continues to move along, and November, one of my favorite months, is already upon us. It seems that many in our society rush from Halloween to Christmas, ignoring what I consider to be one of the best and most meaningful holiday seasons. I am particularly fond of… Read more

At our clinics, we see many people who have an ankle sprain. It is a very common event that impacts both young and the old. And though it can cause substantial short-term pain, swelling, and functional difficulties, most people consider ankle injuries to be fairly inconsequential for the long-term. But, in the words of College Football Gameday’s Lee Corso, “Not so… Read more