Getting Back on the Bike as a New Mom
Written by Shelli Stevenson, DPT
It is nice to see that the curve for new COVID cases has significantly flattened in Montana over the past month. While there is still an underlying feeling of uncertainty, it feels like things have stabilized a bit, albeit with our new “normal" of wearing masks and social distancing. It has truly been a blessing for our providers to see a steady uptick in clients wanting to come back into our offices over the past few weeks. I guess the old adage is true, “sometimes you don’t know what you have, until it is gone”. We desperately missed our personal interactions with favorite clients dur
Written by: Jenni Hamel, DPT
This blog post is part of a series of weekly reflections by our CEO, John Boersma.
I don’t miss much about life as a student, but one thing I have always missed about school was that every year there was a specific end to the monotony and dailiness that always seemed to creep in. What I really loved was that this “end” of the school year also meant that I would have a chance to start over and hopefully do things better the following year. As a result of COVID-19, I am, in a strange way, feeling that familiar sensation again. Also, I find it fascinating that I have heard some variation of this theme recurring, over and over, in conversations with friends and family ove
Lately, I have been giving a lot of thought as to how COVID-19 has affected us all over the last month. Recently, I heard someone talking about concussions and the devastating effects they can have on a person’s brain. It struck me that the experience a person goes through after a sustaining a head injury may be the perfect analogy for describing what we may all be experiencing in dealing with the aftermath of COVID-19.
To our amazing teammates and clients,
Have you been working from your couch? Many people have transitioned to working from home without the resources or knowledge of how to best set up their new office space. Our team in Belgrade has put together some tips to making working from home more convenient and efficient for you!
Strangely, I had most of this blog written before recent developments with COVID-19 hit the United States hard. Over the last few weeks; things have escalated quickly, which is likely only creating extra stress in our lives. In this time, we have many worries and thoughts going through our heads. You are not alone with your concerns regarding sickness, childcare, job security and finances.
Josh Daniel, DPT is the newest Physical Therapist at Lone Peak. Josh joined the Lone Peak Performance – Big Sky location in January of 2020. We are excited for you to get to know him a little better. Please stop in and say hello next time you are near our clinic.