At any given moment, there are thousands of forces acting on you: Gravity, electromagnetic, thermodynamic, bosons, gluons, atomic…. maybe even: Speaking literally, there isn’t much we can do about them. That is just how thermodynamics, physics, and midi-cholrians roll. However, lets get a little figurative. Resistance is futile? * *yes, I know I’m mixing my sci … Continue reading
For those of us SPTs who have recently transitioned to DPTs there are many exciting opportunities on the horizon. Decision making can feel overwhelming at times, even if you are choosing between many great options. There is still a CHOICE to be made and often that is paralyzing. If you have ever had a job interview, you have … Continue reading
This past weekend I traveled back to my physical therapy roots in Washington, DC. PTs and educators from across the country gathered at my alma mater for an incredible inaugural conference: There is always such energy surrounding conferences like this as you meet and share ideas with individuals from across the country. It was incredible to be surrounded … Continue reading
First of all congratulations to all the DPTs who rocked the board exams yesterday! YAY, you are done!! You know you killed it. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Many of us (present company included) are on the job hunt (be vewy vewy quiet we’re hunting wabbits…I mean jobs). There are so many incredible opportunities ahead of us. So lets … Continue reading
Come for a quick ride through Cape Town with me, first of all don’t get too nervous about driving on the other side of the road….we make it out of the city, passing many hitch-hikers and suddenly you see this: WHAT!? If you are like me, you would nearly jump out of your seat in excitement! … Continue reading
Cape Town is an exquisite city. Geographically, historically, ascetically, culturally, gastronomically (mmm, so much good food)…the streets pulse with a simultaneously free and tense vibration that is rooted in centuries of finger prints from individuals and cultures across the globe. The hands that molded this city were not always well intentioned but I will not pretend to understand … Continue reading
My summer adventures only started in Deutschland (Weltmeister 2014 WOoo!) from Germany I took a very long journey down to the southern tip of Africa to explore Cape Town. Long. Indeed, I left Frankfurt at 2:35 pm and arrived in Cape Town at 8:10am the next day (with a little stop over in London). … Continue reading
Quick question: Is there anything more awesome than a metal festival in Germany? Quick answer: NEIN! Serendipitously, there just so happened to be a giant metal festival kicking it in Nürnberg while I was in Deutschland. So, I packed my day pack and hightailed it to an enormous Zeppelin landing field just south of the city. … Continue reading
You may have guessed by now, that I was struck with a serious case of Wanderlust this summer. [A chronic condition in my case but occasionally there are flare ups that have only one panacea…] After exploring beautiful Seattle (check it out: anatomy and yoga), I crossed the pond to meet my sister and return … Continue reading
Hello Friends, I’ve missed you! Don’t worry, the world’s coffee stock didn’t plummet due to my absence from the blogosphere, in fact I was off sampling coffee on multiple continents! Mmmm, international caffein. A lot has changed since last we spoke: I’m officially Dr. Romagnoli now, my PT license was waiting for me when I … Continue reading
A Cup A Day 