Episodes - Healthy Wealthy & Smart

071: Joseph Brence, DPT

by Karen Litzy | Jun 18, 2012

Joe and I discussed the petition he started for improved teaching of pain science in PT programs across the country utilizing the biopsychosocial model vs the biomedical model. We also spoke about new research into the effects of manual therapy.

070: Kevin Poplawski, DPT, physical therapist

by Karen Litzy | Jun 4, 2012

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Kevin and I discuss his golf expert certification through the Titleist Performance Institute and his new company Par 4 Success. We also talk about the most common golf injuries and how physical therapy can help treat them.

069: Lori Fields, LCSW, Carolyn Kauffman, Hillary Irwin, RD and Patricia Litzy

by Karen Litzy | May 21, 2012

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I interviewed all these wonderful women and great moms on what it is like going from one child to multiple children. They all gave amazing advice on raising healthy and happy children without losing yourself in the process. A must listen for ALL mommies!

068: Ting-Ting Kuo, DPT, WHCS, physical therapist

by Karen Litzy | May 14, 2012

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Ting Ting and I discuss common diagnoses in pre and post natal women and how physical therapy can treat and help prevent these problems.

065: Registered Dietician Hillary Irwin

by Karen Litzy | May 7, 2012

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Hillary and I discuss the nutritional needs for pre and post natal women.

064: Physical therapist Estelle Gallo, DPT, NCS

by Karen Litzy | Apr 30, 2012

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Estelle and I discuss Parkinson’s disease. What is Parkinson’s disease, how is it diagnosed, what are the signs and symptoms, and why it is important to just move! Estelle also talks about how she evaluates and treats those living with Parkinson’s.

067: Lauren Hunt of the Davis Phinney Foundation

by Karen Litzy | Apr 23, 2012

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Lauren and I discuss the amazing work that the non-profit, Davis Phinney Foundation does for those afflicted with Parkinson’s Disease. Their mission is to help people living with Parkinson’s disease live well TODAY!