by Dennis Radman | Jul 5, 2026 | Media
One of the privileges of working in rehabilitation is that you spend your career watching people learn. Sometimes they learn skills that help them reclaim parts of their lives after an illness or injury. Other times, often without realizing it, they become remarkably...
by Dennis Radman | Jan 6, 2026 | Media
Why Habits Beat Goals in Mental Health, Rehab, and Chronic Pain Most people are taught to improve their health by setting better goals. Less anxiety.Less pain.More motivation.Better focus.A return to “normal.” In healthcare, mental health, and rehabilitation, this...
by Dennis Radman | Sep 20, 2025 | Media
What the ER measures vs what your life needs In the emergency room, clinicians often use the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) to check how awake and responsive someone is right after a head injury. It scores eye-opening, speech, and movement. It is designed for the acute...
by Dennis Radman | Aug 15, 2025 | Media
1.0 Introduction Rehabilitation outcomes are influenced not only by the type and quality of interventions provided but also by the nature of the clinical relationship between the rehabilitation professional and the client. Two conceptual approaches are often discussed...
by Dennis Radman | Jun 7, 2025 | Media
Your system isn’t broken; it’s just idling too high. Imagine a car engine stuck idling at a six when it should be resting calmly at a two. There’s no damage under the hood, no catastrophe waiting, just a machine primed to move, even when stillness is what’s needed....
by Dennis Radman | Apr 14, 2025 | Media
Mental Health: The Harmony of Existence Mental health is not a diagnosis, a checklist, or the mere absence of distress. It is the harmony of your existence in relationship to the future and other people—a dynamic balance that emerges when you pursue goals rooted in...
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