Conditions

Women’s Health

Not everything you might experience during pregnancy or as a change in your body after giving birth is “normal.” As physical therapists, we’re amazed at the beauty and resilience of the human body, and women who go through pregnancy and childbirth experience the rapid, dramatic changes their bodies can make

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Vestibular Disorders

Disorders of balance, motion perception, and visual acuity can have a cascading effect on the quality of life for the people who suffer from them. Feeling dizzy all the time or in unpredictable moments can limit the activities you’re able to do, work you can perform, and generally, the life

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Torticollis

Newborns and infants who experience torticollis develop symptoms that worry many parents across the country, but the good news is that physical therapy is reliably effective at treating the condition and preventing any negative side effects in the future. As always, ask your doctor or a qualified physical therapist before

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TMJ Disorder

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is a focal point for people with jaw pain, chronic headaches, and tooth grinding problems, any of which could be a symptom of TMJ disorder, or TMD. This musculoskeletal dysfunction has a wide range of symptoms and therefore a wide range of potentially successful treatments with

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Tendonitis

If you’re experiencing joint pain that hasn’t been caused by a specific injury or sudden change in lifestyle, tendonitis could be the culprit. Tendons attach muscle tissue to bones throughout the body, and can become inflamed with overuse or injury. Inflammation in a tendon is called tendonitis Most cases of

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Sports Injuries

As physical therapists, we love that so many people in our community love playing sports. They’re a great way to get outside, stay active, and participate in your community whether you’re a hobbyist or hoping to go pro.   However, nearly every sport carries some risk of injury that can sideline

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Shoulder Pain

Chronic or sudden shoulder pain is one of the most common joint pain symptoms people experience throughout their lives. Knowing when to stop activities and when to see a medical professional like a physical therapist is important when looking for immediate relief as well as long-term care.  Our physical therapists

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Sciatica

Lower back pain, leg pain, and pain in the pelvis are different forms of sciatica pain. Sciatica affects people of all ages, especially those who have previously had lower back pain or surgery, or who are at risk of back or hip injury due to their work or hobbies.  Knowing

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Pre-Natal and Postpartum Physical Therapy

The human body is capable of incredible things, none more recognizable than creating new life through pregnancy and childbirth. Yet too often, people who are pregnant are advised to ignore very real and, at the very least, annoying symptoms they might experience during those months leading up to and after

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Pre- and Post-Surgery

Physical therapy is nearly synonymous with post-operative care and recovery for major procedures like knee replacements and shoulder surgery. But did you know you can help your recovery process before your scheduled appointment day? Our physical therapists can help consult with your surgeon to develop a pre- and post-surgery treatment

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Pelvic Health

People of all ages often feel alone when faced with pelvic health issues that are subtly or dramatically affecting their quality of life. Our mission as pelvic health physical therapists is to provide accessible, sustainable solutions for those suffering from chronic pelvic pain or other conditions that make it harder

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Neurological Disorders

The benefits of physical therapy can extend beyond the joints and muscles most people associate with this medical specialty. Many neurological disorders and conditions can affect the body’s motion, balance, and function in ways that physical therapists can help treat.  After an evaluation, our physical therapists might be able to

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