Kendall VanBlarcomTips finding the Right Therapist or Counselor
When you decide you need someone to talk to, know that finding the right therapist can take a bit of research and time. But, once you have found a professional you are comfortable with, it will be easier to achieve the life changes you desire. In fact you may find a personal consultant is a better fit, there are differences between talk therapists and personal consultants. Talk to people you trust and do a bit of research to find the right therapist for you. Seek a Specialist When you are considering who might be a good fit, think about why
Continue readingHow to Deal with Adult Bullies
When people think of bullies, they often think of kids on playgrounds. But, the truth is that adult bullying is a real problem. Verbal bullying doesn’t end as we get older. Individuals continue to use bullying, at every age, to feel powerful over another person. If you have been bullied, Kendall Van Blarcom is available to help you cope with any personal issues that are interfering with your day-to-day life. Verbal Adult Bullying Despite the sticks and stones saying, words can be hurtful. Too often, adult bullies try to make themselves feel more important or dominant by using language that
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SilveradoHow Music Therapy is Changing Lives at the End of Life
What is life without music? Even towards the end of one's journey, life can still hold meaning and joy, and for some, music helps provide them with just that. Often as powerful as any drug or medication, music's versatility allows for each patient to enjoy it in their own unique, individualized way. When a patient initially begins hospice, music therapy is often provided as an optional element of their care. Should they opt for music therapy, a brief discussion is conducted to explain the goals and what to expect, as well as an assessment of the patient's music history. Gaining insight
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Andrew VertsonProblems with Low Back Pain and Opioids
Recently, physicians across the United States received a letter from the Surgeon General of the United States urging them to assist with the battle of curbing opioid use and abuse. The letter was accompanied by useful information that presented physical therapy as a preferred first-line approach for low back pain. In the past few years the use of opioid pain medication has become significant and the side effects have become of concern. Recent studies show that opioids are used before physical therapy and other effective modalities by a 5 to 1 ratio. Why is this? Simple, opioids are cheaper for
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