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For an athlete with acute ITBS, reduce weekly distance training to 50% for 2 weeks, and only run on flat ground. After, in the absence of ITBS pain, slowly begin to build distance again. If ITBS pain remains or is chronic, one should stop running immediately for two weeks (minimum). If the pain and inflammation are still present, another month of rest may be needed. Once the injury begins to improve, resuming activity can be ...
See also:Iliotibial band syndrome, Iliotibial band syndrome - Definition, Iliotibial band syndrome - Symptoms, Iliotibial band syndrome - Sports Activities to Avoid while Symptomatic, Iliotibial band syndrome - Causes of Injury, Iliotibial band syndrome - Treatment, Iliotibial band syndrome - Immediate Treatment, Iliotibial band syndrome - Short Term Treatment, Iliotibial band syndrome - Long Term Treatment, Iliotibial band syndrome - Rehabilitation, Iliotibial band syndrome - After the Pain is Gone, Iliotibial band syndrome - Some Rehabilitation Options, Iliotibial band syndrome - Example Physical Therapy Regimen, Iliotibial band syndrome - External References and Links Read more here: » Iliotibial band syndrome: Encyclopedia II - Iliotibial band syndrome - Treatment |
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GARDENING THERAPY GARDENING THERAPY Horticultural therapists (HT) are specially educated and trained members of rehabilitation and therapy teams who involve patients in all phases of gardening. HT professionals use this type of treatment as a complementary therapy along with doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, behavioral specialists, vocational skills instructors and others. Horticultural therapists are experts on the medical and psychological benefits of gardening and facilitating improvement of the patients' physical, social and mental well-being. Horticultural therapy can be applied at hospitals and institutions, vocational training facilities, nursing homes and assisted living centers, halfway houses, rehabilitation facilities, correctional facilities, schools, arboreta and botanical gardens, farms and horticultural businesses, and community gardens. Everyone who enjoys gardening knows that working with plants fulfills basic human needs. Horticultural therapy can facilitate these benefits on many levels. Groups for whom horticultural therapy has proven to be beneficial include people who are physically disabled, mentally ill, developmentally disabled, elderly, substance abusers, terminally ill and socially disadvantaged. It can be used with families, as therapy for an ailing member, or a memorial to a departed loved one. Gardening therapy may be as simple as plants on a patio, perhaps with small sculptures. Ill children and the elderly benefit from directly experiencing nature: Planting, watching their plants grow and enjoying the blossoming flowers. (See also: GARDENING THERAPY, Alternative Health, Holistic Health, Body Mind and Soul)
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DANCE THERAPY DANCE THERAPY Dance/Movement therapy is the psychotherapeutic use of movement as a process to assist in the emotional, cognitive, social and physical integration of the individual. Dance/Movement therapists help a wide range of people, from ill children to seniors in their declining years, from the mentally ill to normal people who have lost touch with their inner truth. When words alone are not enough, dance/movement therapists are there to help. Dance therapists are employed in psychiatric hospitals, clinics, day care, community mental health centers, developmental centers, correctional facilities, special schools and rehabilitation facilities. From young children to the elderly, regardless of their illness, all benefit from the joys that come from simple gentle movement and dance. (See also: DANCE THERAPY, Alternative Health, Holistic Health, Body Mind and Soul)
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Cranio-Sacral Therapy Cranio-Sacral Therapy is a manual therapy which addresses distortions in the structures of the spine, skull, sacrum and associated connective tissue. It is most often employed by physical therapists and chiropractors to treat pain, stress, and limitations of movement. Cranoisacral Therapy combines ancient healing arts with traditional cranial osteopathy. You lie on a massage table in your own clothes; you feel the warm, healing energy from the therapist's hands as you let go of long-standing tension in your neck, shoulders, arms, torso, legs, feet, and the delicate areas of your face, cranium and spine. (See also: Cranio-Sacral Therapy, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)
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Art therapy Art therapy: a type of therapy in which a person is encouraged to express feelings through a nonverbal process, using a variety of materials to create art. By observing the process, form, color, content, interests and comments, an art therapist makes a comprehensive diagnosis of a client's needs and determines treatment plans to restore, maintain, or improve an individual's physical and mental health. (See also: Art therapy, Alternative Medicine, Body Mind and Soul)
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