When Repetition Hurts: An OT's Guide to Protecting Your Body
JUN 03, 2026Many daily activities are the same movements over and over. While they may seem harmless, the cumulative stress can lead to a repetitive motion injury.
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Many daily activities are the same movements over and over. While they may seem harmless, the cumulative stress can lead to a repetitive motion injury.
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While the role of a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) often brings to mind helping a child pronounce their 'R's or assisting someone after a stroke, these vital roles are just the tip of the iceberg. SLPs are crucial healthcare professionals who significantly impact lives across the entire lifespan.
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