Who Needs Physical Therapy?
When people think of physical therapy (PT), they often assume it’s only for athletes or people recovering from surgery. But [...]
When people think of physical therapy (PT), they often assume it’s only for athletes or people recovering from surgery. But [...]
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the key ligaments in your knee, connecting the femur (thigh bone) to [...]
Chronic pain and nerve-related conditions can significantly reduce quality of life, affecting everything from mobility to sleep. For those seeking [...]
Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow are prevalent injuries among athletes, often resulting from repetitive strain on the elbow’s muscles and [...]
For generations, pain has been perceived as acute mechanical damage, leading to painful symptoms within your body. Recent research has [...]
We’ve all heard it before: "Drink more water!" But why is staying hydrated so crucial for our health, particularly for [...]
After exercise or after performing your favorite recreational pass time (IE Golf, Pickleball, Running, Swimming, Tennis) it is important to [...]
One of the most common issues encountered by physical therapists is inflammatory back pain. Back pain manifests in various forms, [...]
“When will I be done with physical therapy?” “How often should I plan on coming to physical therapy?” These are [...]
The cervical spine is one of the most common and frustrating sources of pain. Patients commonly experience neck pain and [...]