Physical Therapy After Hernia Surgery
What is a Hernia? A sports hernia is a condition in which a soft-tissue injury has developed along the groin area. A traditional hernia is […]
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Finger Sprains: Leave Them, Fix Them or Treat Them?
By Ann Marie Feretti, EdD, OTR/L CHT Occupational Therapist,Certified Hand TherapistMOTION Regional Director, Occupational & Hand Therapy A sprain occurs when a joint is stretched […]
How an Occupational Therapist Can Help Your Child
How an Occupational Therapist Can Help Your Child “My passion is working with children, seeing their progress and seeing them benefit from our therapy. What […]
10 Questions to Ask About your Child’s Handwriting
Just like everything else when it comes to children, each child’s handwriting — from basic quality to style and legibility — is different and may […]
Assistive Technology Proves Critical to Independent Living
Assistive Technology Proves Critical to Independent Living As you age, daily activities may become more difficult or impossible to complete independently. For example, arthritis in […]
Movement Over Medication: A Safer Alternative to Opioids
“I believe that the best way to address the opioid crisis is to work towards achieving better health through better partnerships,” said U.S. Surgeon General […]
MOTION PT Group Partners with Rugby United New York
March 8th 2019 – MOTION named Official Physical Therapy Partner for Major League Rugby’s newest member MOTION PT Group, a leading provider of physical, occupational […]
Your Baby Needs Tummy Time
In order for babies to grow in a healthy way, it’s essential for them to spend time on their tummies. Tummy time can start as […]
Pediatric Therapies
Pediatric care is just one of the many subspecialties we offer at MOTION. Our pediatric team understands every child’s needs are unique. We are compassionate, […]
MOTION Expands Rebranding Effort
July 24th 2018 – MOTION Renames New York Clinics Under MOTION Sports Medicine Brand NEW YORK — MOTION, Inc., a leading provider of physical, occupational […]