What Is the Power of “Yet”? In feeding therapy, progress does not always look like taking a bite of a new food. Sometimes progress is being willing to look at a food, tolerate it on the table, touch it, smell it, or explore it without pressure. The word “yet” can help children and caregivers recognize that a skill is still developing rather than believing it is impossible.

In honor of World PT Day, we’re highlighting the many ways physical therapy can support movement and function throughout life. From torticollis and delayed motor milestones in infancy to childhood balance, coordination and gross motor needs, sports injuries, pelvic floor therapy, and Parkinson’s disease, PT goes far beyond injury recovery. Learn how physical therapists help people of all ages move, participate and do more of what matters to them.

Suicide Prevention Month is an opportunity to recognize warning signs, start important conversations, and know where to turn for help. Our latest blog shares evidence based suicide prevention information, guidance for supporting someone you’re concerned about, and local Stark County crisis resources. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988 for 24/7 support.