Inclusive Care Blog

Krystyna Holland Krystyna Holland

What is Trauma-Informed Care?

Trauma-informed care (TIC) is a healthcare approach that prioritizes safety, trust, and empowerment. Whether you're a patient seeking compassionate care or a practitioner looking to improve patient interactions, understanding TIC can transform healthcare experiences.

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Addressing Current Issues Facing LGBTQIA+ Patients in Physical Therapy and Healthcare - Real Comments on a Pride Month Post by the APTA
Krystyna Holland Krystyna Holland

Addressing Current Issues Facing LGBTQIA+ Patients in Physical Therapy and Healthcare - Real Comments on a Pride Month Post by the APTA

In recent years, the healthcare community has made strides towards greater inclusivity and respect for LGBTQIA+ individuals. However, the comments and discussions within professional communities, such as those seen on the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Facebook page, reveal that significant challenges remain. This blog post uses real comments from physical therapists to highlight the ongoing issues faced by LGBTQIA+ patients in physical therapy and healthcare more broadly, and provides insights into how we can move towards more inclusive and respectful care. By addressing these issues head-on and committing to education, inclusivity, and respect, we can improve the healthcare experience for LGBTQIA+ patients, ensuring that all individuals receive the high-quality care they deserve.

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Krystyna Holland Krystyna Holland

What Is SoLa Therapy? How Does It Help Pelvic Pain?

Are you one of the millions of individuals silently suffering from pelvic pain? Whether it's discomfort during daily activities or persistent pain that affects your quality of life, finding relief can seem like an endless journey. However, there's hope on the horizon with SoLá Therapy, a revolutionary approach to addressing pelvic floor issues. In this blog post, we'll delve into what SoLá Therapy is, how it works on a mechanistic level, and how it’s delivered.

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