We’ve all heard the cheesy but simple quote before. “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” Dang! That sentence is loaded with truth. Let’s talk about it. A lot of people think work is work, so what’s the big deal? Do you really need to […]
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The role of an occupational therapist is to help patients participate in the things they want and need to do in their everyday lives. Inspiration is an integral part of an OT’s work, as is the passion for serving others. Dedication isn’t something that comes naturally to many people; but when someone has a passion
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June is a time of year where the flowers are starting to bloom and many of us are spending time outdoors enjoying time outdoors with family, friends, and doing the things we love – our hobbies. For many of us, gardening is an integral part of our day in the spring and summer months. According
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As a part of Therapy Center’s company-wide giving back campaign, our therapy teams choose different causes to give back to throughout the year. Last month, our team at The Columns Community Care Center decided to help out the Catahoula Parish Council on Aging. “Jonesville is a small town and because we have a high rate of patients
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As we kick off the month of June, we would like to take a minute and brag about one of our own and an instrumental player in the upcoming Gulf Coast OT conference. The fact is that we work with a world class group of therapists—each of them unique and amazing in their own ways.
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Ability, motivation, and attitude are all keys to success. You see, ability is what you are capable of doing. Motivation determines what you actually do, and attitude determines how well you do it. Candice Cooley is the epitome of that success. Working hard, mothering a newborn and finishing up graduate school, all while her husband
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In celebration of Better Hearing and Speech Month, we like to recognize our own team members. While each one of them are unique in their passions, they all make Therapy Center a place we are proud of. Family History Looking back, I have had many positive influences in my life. My mother was a Surgical
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In celebration of Better Speech and Hearing Month, our goal is to bring knowledge and awareness of a profession that impacts so many, yet is often misunderstood. We asked Lauren Carter, SLP in Home Health and our Jennings Clinic, for information on the type of disorders commonly treated in speech therapy. “One in 6 (42
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A common misconception about speech therapy is that it only addresses problems with the act of speaking. Not so. I find it particularly interesting that there are so many facets to speech therapy and what a speech therapist does as part of treatment. What is a speech therapist? How can speech therapy benefit me or
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May is Better Speech and Hearing Month! This article is intended to celebrate the Speech Language Pathology profession and provide education on the practice. Therapy Center is honored to employ SLPs or better known as Speech-language pathologists in our company. They provide services in every setting along the continuum of care including home health, skilled
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