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Unhappy At Work? How To Make Your Job Situation Manageable
April 23rd, 2019 By: Heather McMillenMost everyone is thankful for a job that allows them to make an affordable living but not all are lucky enough to be content and fulfilled in that job. The daily grind can take a toll on your mental, physical and emotional health. Are...
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Researchers Find Physical Therapists Have Positive Effect In Primary-Care Role
April 16th, 2019 By: JobsTherapy.com Content StaffFor patients dealing with newly diagnosed musculoskeletal disorders, even a small improvement upon the traditional medical treatment can be a big deal, and a study from Sweden suggests that physical therapists have the ability to give...
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Relocating For Work—Are You Making The Right Decision?
April 9th, 2019 By: Heather McMillenFinding and receiving an offer on a new job is exciting and opens a new chapter of your life. Sometimes that chapter includes moving to a new city or state. Before you make the big move, there are several factors to consider ahead of ...
Physical Therapy Key to Enriching Lives of Autistic Children
April 2nd, 2019 By: JobsTherapy.com Content StaffFor far too long, caregivers of autistic children focused primarily on helping them develop language and social skills, but a growing body of research shows that physical therapists also can play a big role in helping these patients l...
Experiencing Job Burnout, Part 2: Side Effects and How To Cope
March 26th, 2019 By: Heather McMillenWhile job burnout is quite common, you may not have recognized how destructive it can be to your mental and physical health. The severity can be classified by a variance of degrees. First-degree burnout is the easiest to recover from ...
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