Stretching at Work

Stretching at Work

An eight-hour work day, especially when associated with sitting in one position, can cause muscle tightness. The simple solution is...
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Torticollis and Physical Therapy

Torticollis and Physical Therapy

  Torticollis is a clinical condition characterized by tightening of the sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle on one side of the neck,...
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Help your Child’s Back

Help your Child’s Back

  Is your child’s backpack too heavy or worn incorrectly? If so, it can lead to pain and strain in...
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Looking Beyond RICE and MEAT

Looking Beyond RICE and MEAT

When rice and meat come to mind, you're probably thinking about food. However, in the world of physical therapy, RICE...
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Physical Therapy for Bicep Tendonitis

Physical Therapy for Bicep Tendonitis

The biceps tendon connects the biceps muscle in the upper arm to the elbow. The tendon acts like a tough...
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Physical Therapy and Yoga

Physical Therapy and Yoga

Most people don't think of yoga as something that is connected to physical therapy. However, yoga is an effective way...
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Plyometric Exercises: What you need to know

Plyometric Exercises: What you need to know

Also known as jump training, plyometric exercises have gained new popularity in recent years and individuals are seeking the assistance...
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A Holistic Approach To Lupus

A Holistic Approach To Lupus

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease marked by inflammation in which the immune system attacks healthy tissue, along with bacteria...
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Time to Face the World

Time to Face the World

  Did you know the face has 43 muscles? These are tiny muscles that control facial expressions like smiling, smirking...
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Water Exercises for Osteoarthritis

Water Exercises for Osteoarthritis

  Osteoarthritis is a common joint disorder. It is a normal result of aging and regular wear and tear on...
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Can Physical Therapy Help with Hip Bursitis

Can Physical Therapy Help with Hip Bursitis

  Hip bursitis is a painful condition, especially if an individual has had a pre-existing hip injury. Athletes involved in...
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What is Frozen Shoulder

What is Frozen Shoulder

  Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a condition that restricts mobility in the affected arm. A healthy shoulder...
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Be Healthy as you Age

Be Healthy as you Age

  Did you know that we become less active as we get older? As we age, more sedentary, and gains...
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Managing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome with Physical therapy

Managing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome with Physical therapy

  Chronic fatigue syndrome is a clinical condition characterized by excessive fatigue and body pain. It is often preceded by...
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Physical Therapy can Begin at Birth

Physical Therapy can Begin at Birth

  Physical therapy can help individuals of all ages, starting from birth. In fact, the term 'neonatal physical therapy' is...
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