Untying the knot: Myofascial trigger point therapy an effective tool for resolving tension
We’ve all felt them — those tight spots in the neck, shoulders and back that make you feel sore and stiff. You might call them […]
We’ve all felt them — those tight spots in the neck, shoulders and back that make you feel sore and stiff. You might call them […]
If you’ve experienced low back pain, you’re not alone. According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Strokes, about 80% of American adults – […]
Imagine the convenience of an experienced physical therapist on site in the gym where you work out. Suddenly, you’ve got the potential to expand your […]
Lots of issues bring children to a pediatric physical therapist, from developmental delays to “head tilt” (torticollis) to a diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy or Down […]
Plain and simple, a stroke is an emergency. It’s important to recognize warning signs and know when to call for help. Surviving a stroke and […]
For many women, basic acts like sneezing, coughing and even laughing can trigger bladder leakage. It’s an embarrassing nuisance, but the good news is that […]
Therapy that includes the word “needle” is an attention-grabber, but for a growing number of patients, dry needling is a game changer for managing pain […]
Bryce Gaunt, PT, SCS Director of Physical Therapy HRPC St. Francis Rehabilitation Center – Main Campus Over the last 20 years, a growing number of […]
A physical therapist can evaluate your foot and develop a treatment plan to address your specific needs. The therapist will assess your range of motion, flexibility, strength, walking pattern, and balance.
Dr. Oz brought women’s health into the limelight in April 2014 with an episode about Pelvic Floor Dysfunction (PFD). His segment introduced a very well-known […]