Adapted Ski Clinics Via Helen Hayes Hospital Jan & Feb 2019
Helen Hayes Hospital’s Adapted Sports and Recreation Program, along with Mountain Creek Resort in Vernon, NJ, are hosting a series of adaptive skiing clinics in January and February 2019.
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It’s Only ‘Over’ When You Decide
The LMN is a force for good, which is why it is critical to write the best LMNs possible. This is also where we must lock out our egos—leave them on the porch—and consult, collaborate, and investigate with whoever we must to create an LMN that gets the job done.
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New on From the Roots: Clinician’s Blog Dancing with the Demons
The edge of your safety zone is where the fear lives. Creativity and passion also live there.
Practice the promise.
We ask our clients to throw themselves: to trust us and to trust themselves to do something they may not imagine is possible. We ask them to initiate action.
Read MoreEvery story has a hero
When mediocre begins to disintegrate your passion and creativity, when you begin to tell yourself, “that’s just the way things are,” or “We are doing the best we can with what we have,” you may need to start initiating.
Read MoreTools of the trade
Believe it or not, your customer may value being connected with a peer organization more than receiving treatment in a rehab center.
Read MoreThe beauty of the underdog
As an underdog, we have nothing to lose, so why not go for it? What’s the worst that could happen? Failure? We are already failing. Each time a fellow human is unable to access clinically recommended mobility equipment…we fail.
Read MoreA broken promise
Herein lies the dilemma: how to be an altruistic person within a system that may value the financial bottom line over patient quality of life — a system that is broken.
Read MoreEveryday human courage
Clinicians choose to be clinicians to help fellow humans, to make the world a better place. So let’s roll up our sleeves, take a breath and get to it.
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