Explore how occupational therapy accelerates shoulder healing. Discover specialized techniques for optimal recovery. Learn more at Glacial Ridge Health.
Category: Therapy Services
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Fall Into More Activity Now; Prevent Future Injury
It's the perfect time to focus on improving the whole family’s health! How are you really doing?
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Tap Into Your Body’s Own Drug Cabinet for Pain Management
Here are some at-home remedies that can help with chronic or new pain you are experiencing shared by physical therapist and pain management specialist, Shauney Moen.
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Swallowing Disorders and How Speech Therapy Can Help
Dysphagia is a swallowing disorder affecting many adults. Fortunately, there is a treatment to improve swallow functioning, enhancing safety and quality of life.
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Help for the Sandwich Generation: Therapy Services at Glacial Ridge
Are there days when you feel like your family responsibilities are pressing in from both sides, and you’re stuck in the middle like a panini? Learn how we can help.
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Healing Your Wrist Sprain
Hopefully, you haven’t experienced a sprained wrist, but if you have, here are a few general recommendations. You can also download a Wrist Exercise Guide to assist you with the range of motion exercises from an Occupational Therapist.
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New and Effective Program for Chronic Pain
There's a new, non-prescription treatment to relieve new or chronic pain. The Pain Neuroscience Education + Program offered at GRHS gives patients hope for pain relief.
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Is Parkinson’s Disease Hereditary?
We answer questions - Is Parkinson's disease hereditary? What are signs of Parkinson's disease? Receive high-quality care for Parkinson's at Glacial Ridge Health System.
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Vision Therapy – Help for the Brain-Eye Connection
Vision therapy with an occupational therapist is available at Glacial Ridge Health System for people of all ages who suffer from a variety of visual impairments.
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Let’s Talk About Speech
What does talking to your friend on the phone and swallowing your food at a meal have in common? You do these two things without really thinking, at least not until the act of speaking or swallowing becomes difficult due to an injury or illness. Speech therapy can help!
