PPS Impact Magazine

Online Only Content

Managing Stress Under the Prospect of Burnout

Let’s not panic until it’s absolutely necessary.

By Rachel Jermann, PT, DPT

Laser Therapy

Can your practice afford not to offer it?

By Mark Callanen, PT, DPT, OCS

INSIDE PPS

FROM THE PRESIDENT

This month’s Impact magazine is dedicated to Stress Management. I am a bit “all over the place” with this topic. When one wears different hats, the stress points come at different intensities and challenges based on one’s filter and perspective at that time.
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EDITOR'S NOTE

Stress Management

By Stacy M. Menz, PT, DPT, PCS

Stress management. Oh fun. I’m still not convinced that there is a way to manage stress. I find that I either have stress or I don’t.
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Departments

Administrator's Edge

Danger, Danger!
Decreasing stress in the workplace is not an impossible task. Although, just thinking about decreasing stress in the workplace may actually cause some stress!
By Stephanie M. Kurt, MBA

App Review

Do You Need Some Headspace?
A smartphone application makes meditation easy.
Reviewed by Carly Andrascik, BS

Legal Impact

So Many Rules
Which ones do I follow?
By Paul J. Welk, PT, JD

Marketing

Cultivating Referral Sources
7 tips for making meaningful relationships with doctors.
By Michelle Collie, PT, DPT, MS

Advocacy

Balance of Powers: The Executive Branch
Regulatory impact on health insurance reforms.
By Alpha Lillstrom Cheng, JD, MA

PPS On The Move

Member Spotlight - Katie Schmitt, SPT and Jenna Kantor, SPT
At the time of publishing, both Katie and Jenna will have graduated from the Doctorate in Physical Therapy program at Columbia University.

Why They Buy - Because You've Run in Their Shoes
To quote one of the great characters of American fiction, “You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view—until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.”
By Ben Montgomery

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