October is National Protect Your Hearing Month
Did you know that sounds that are too loud for too long can damage your hearing permanently? The louder the noise, the faster it...
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In September, we celebrate National Rehabilitation Awareness Week
ReadDuring the month of September and especially National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, we celebrate the rehabilitation professionals who all work together to make a difference...
As I See It – Disability Education and Inclusion
ReadBy Scott Klumb In the world of education, we need to have more inclusion and representation in early and higher education. We have made...
5.6 Million++ Americans are Living with Limb Loss and Limb Difference: New Study Published
ReadThe Amputee Coalition’s newly commissioned study titled, Prevalence of Limb Loss and Limb Difference in the United States: Implications for Public Policy was published on February...
Hearing Loss and Its Effect on Marriages
ReadHearing loss can put a strain on even the most stable relationships.
The holidays are “hear”: How to make the holidays hearing-loss friendly.
ReadIn this blog, you’ll learn some tips on how to help create a hearing-loss friendly environment...
Down Syndrome Explained: Rocking an Extra Chromosome
ReadDown syndrome is a genetic disorder caused when abnormal cell division results in extra genetic material from chromosome 21
October is Physical Therapy Month
ReadAt WTRC, we take our commitment to providing excellent care to our patients very seriously.
What to Expect at your Child’s First Pediatric Therapy Evaluation
ReadYour child’s pediatrician just sent a referral for a therapy evaluation.
Oral Motor Approach to Feeding and Speech
ReadOral Motor function and skill is something you may hear your Speech-Language...