Back Pain
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Back pain doesn’t announce itself politely. One day you’re fine, and the next you can’t bend over to tie your
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We have the following blog posts written about all forms of pain and ways to alleviate pain through exercise, proper movement and physical therapy.
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Manual Therapy vs. Therapeutic Exercise: What’s Best for Your Condition?
Have you ever woken up with a neck so stiff that you couldn’t even turn your head? Or have a
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Exercise
Bike Right, Bike Fit! – A Physical Therapist’s Perspective
With cooler temperatures, the bike paths are busy places. Local physical therapists are offering a few tips for riders who
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Exercise
Walk Daily – Delay Aging
A recent study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine revealed that maintaining aerobic fitness through middle age could delay
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Exercise
Stuck Indoors? – Work Out on the Couch
APTA’s Couch Potato Workout (PDF – 524 KB) Has winter weather got you in the house? Are you logging too
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Back Pain
Scoliosis: How Can Physical Therapy Help?
By Adrienne Parry, PT Scoliosis is a disorder of the spine that involves lateral curvatures as well as rotational changes
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Exercise
Physical Therapy and Pain Relief – A Study in Motion
Acknowledgements: Perry Esterson, MS, ATC, PT; Robert Finkne, ATC, PT; Vanessa Mirabelli, PT; Barbara Sanders, MS, PT Physical therapists suggest
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Helpful Information
Lifting Advice for Moms
When picking your child up off the floor, you should use a half-kneel lift. First, stand close to your child
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Arthritis
Exercising with Arthritis: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
5 Tips For Safe Exercise 1. Small range of motion for strengthening 2. Strengthen and/or stretch only one major muscle
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Patient Tips
Treating Neck Pain
Studies show that treatment by a physical therapist can provide short- and long-term relief for people with neck pain. A
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