Physical Therapy Specialists's Blog (9)

Stubborn backpain can be one of the most debilitating ailments to afflict a person. Nearly every move a person makes involves the spine and the muscles in the back. Thus, if you are dealing with chronic pain, it can have a negative impact on your quality of life and well-being. The good news is there is hope for back pain when you choose physical therapy. While there are still situations that may require more invasive medical treatments, physical therapy is a…

If your doctor has recommended physical therapy following an accident, injury, or illness, you may have many questions regarding the process. While many people come with preconceived ideas about what physical therapy entails, modern treatment modalities have evolved over time and therapists treat conditions ranging from back injuries to incontinence and everything in between. Physical therapy is one of the single most beneficial things you can do to improve…

Patients frequently seek physical therapy to address the pain associated with Temporomandibular Joint Disorder, also known as TMD. This condition results from an improper functioning of the jaw resulting in pain and headaches. Since the issue stems from a malfunctioning in the temporomandibular joint, this disorder is interchangeably referred to as TMJ. For the purposes of this article, TMD will be referred to as TMJ going forward.…

Birthing a baby is hard work; after all, they don't call it labor for nothing. The weight of carrying a pregnancy, combined with the strain caused by giving birth, can take a toll on a mother's body. Issues related to painful intercourse, incontinence, discomfort, diastasis recti, and other postpartum issues (related to the health of a woman's pelvic floor) can all benefit from postpartum physical therapy. As a matter of fact, today's medical providers often…

Physical therapy can be used to treat a wide range of conditions and injuries. With the right treatment modalities, physical therapy can often bring pain relief and healing, allowing patients to forego more invasive measures such as surgery. One reason patients frequently seek the expertise of a physical therapist is for the treatment of persistent, reoccurring headaches. The reality is that there is often an underlying cause like Temporomandibular Joint…

When hearing the word incontinence, do you automatically think of a pregnant woman or the elderly? While these populations commonly suffer from this condition, did you know that children can also be susceptible to improper voiding due to muscular dysfunction, resulting in incontinence, UTIs, frustration, and embarrassment? If your child is suffering from this condition, there is hope. Read on to learn more about pediatric pelvic floor therapy, so you are…

Chronic back pain, no matter what the cause, can stop you in your tracks. Nearly every movement the body makes relies on some part of the back for support. As such, when your back is hurting, it can make life seem unbearable. If you are looking for a non-invasive solution to back pain, you may be wondering if physical therapy could be helpful in treating this condition. The short answer is yes, physical therapy can be extremely helpful in healing and managing…

Cardiovascular endurance is a crucial aspect of physical health, particularly in children undergoing pediatric physical therapy. Enhancing cardiovascular endurance can have significant benefits for pediatric patients, including improved overall fitness, increased energy levels, and enhanced performance in daily activities.

Pediatric Core Strengthening Exercises

Pediatric physical therapy can be…

It is well-known that physical therapy is heavily utilized for rehabilitation purposes, following an illness, injury, or surgery, but did you know physical therapy can be helpful for a wide range of conditions that even include headaches and incontinence? Physical therapy is arguably one of the most beneficial and…