By Brenda Grumley
FRICTION! Many of us would prefer to avoid conflict, and yet in any workplace, friction is inevitable, because we are
dealing with people and ideas. In preparation for writing this letter, I came across a definition of friction in the
Oxford Dictionary that really hit home: “conflict or animosity caused by clash of wills, temperaments, and opinions.”
Admittedly, I had some angst around committing my thoughts about friction to paper — and then realized that putting pen
to paper is actually a form of friction for me.
By Karen Litzy, PT, DPT
The theme of Impact magazine this month is “Execute.” The Marketing and Public Relations (M&PR) Committee knows that
being a business owner can be challenging and time-consuming, and you may not have the resources within your company
to meet all your marketing and PR needs.
By Audrey Finer, PT, DPT
Connection…what a great theme and quite fitting for the return of CSM in person!
By Michelle Collie, PT, DPT, MS
With the pandemic came challenges—to our personal lives and businesses, the physical therapy profession, and health
care in its entirety.
By Stephanie Weyrauch, PT, DPT
I first became involved in the Section after I attended Graham Sessions as a student.
