aide - no schooling. cant do treatments only minimally assist.
assistant - associates degree. can do treatment under PT's guidance.
None whatsoever. Physiotherapy is just the abbreviated way of saying physical therapy.
No all physical therapy is best done in a doctors setting. You need to have someone physically there with you to see best results. Also the equipment that is used in physical therapy offices are vital for your success.
Physical therapy covers a very wide range of assistance for people that are recovering from different injuries or events. Some colleges have special divisions of therapy that covers substance abuse, rehab programs serious physical recovery, and work out divisions for smaller assistance.
Students studying physical therapy have quite a few options for tuition assistance. College Scholarships has a page with a lot of options: http://www.collegescholarships.org/scholarships/physical-therapy.htm
There is a lot of difference between not only schools but the profession as well. When you want to become a Physical therapy assistant you need to go for 2 year associate degree program in Physical therapy assistant school. To become a PT aide you might not need to go for school as some times on the job training is enough. But when there is sough competition to get a job you need to attend some of the courses which you can do it online as well. Hope it helps.
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at the gene level gene therapy is done and at the the protein level protein therapy is done
name some therapy that acts on thoughts
The benefits of for a job in physical therapy depends on positions, experience, location, and company. But here is a sample of what benefits one can expect in a career in physical therapy.Medical and Dental InsuranceVacation paySick payAdvance LoansTwo months free housingLegal assistance
You use caregiver not likely to provide assistance if theres a caregiver. If not then u choose assistance needed, but no caregiver available.
master's of science in physical therapy
Occupational Therapy is treatment that helps individuals achieve independence and improve one's ability to perform daily activities.. Physical therapists focus on the large motor groups that contribute to walking, reaching, standing and physical activities. They work on strength, balance, range of motion and swelling as well as pain to encourage independence. PT's and OT's work in tandem for the best outcome.