A physical therapist must learn how to properly evaluate, diagnose, and treat an individual whose disorder or condition limits his or her ability to move and function normally in daily life. To do so, the individual must have a robust educational background and study topics ...
Read MoreIt may surprise you to learn how a job with few physical demands, if any, can be so taxing on the body. Of course, working at a job where you must ...
View MoreIn 2004, Dani Burt was 19 years old when she crashed her motorcycle into a guardrail, launching her off the side of a cliff. Luckily, Dani did not ...
View MoreWhat Is Fibromyalgia? Fibromyalgia is a chronic medical condition that is characterized by a pervasive sensation of pain throughout the body, ...
View MoreThe practice of physical therapy is rooted in evidence-based science, which can entail a rigid clinical objectivity. However, another major component ...
View MoreIn our previous blog post “ 5 Physical Therapy Myths Debunked ,” we revealed the truth behind some of the most common misconceptions regarding ...
View MoreWhat Is a Stroke? A stroke occurs when poor blood flow to the brain leads to damaged brain tissue, disrupting normal brain functions. There are two ...
View MoreWhether you are a first-time patient, or returning for follow up sessions, you might have some questions about who we are and what we do. Below, you ...
View MoreWhat is Cervicogenic Dizziness? The Connection Between Dizziness & Neck Pain The word “cervicogenic” refers to something that originates in the ...
View MorePhysical Therapy for People Living with Anxiety Many people who live with serious anxiety often develop a number of residual problems, such as: ...
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