Rehabilitation
Navigating Shoulder Physical Therapy: A Comprehensive Guide to Recovery
Shoulder injuries can be a real pain – both literally and figuratively. Whether you’re an athlete, an office worker, or someone who enjoys an active lifestyle, a shoulder injury can significantly impact your daily routine and overall quality of life. Fortunately, shoulder physical therapy is a powerful tool that can aid in recovery, restore function,…
Read MoreThe Healing Touch: Enhancing Blood Flow Through Massage
In our fast-paced modern lives, stress, sedentary lifestyles, and various health issues can negatively impact our blood circulation. Fortunately, one natural and effective way to improve blood flow is through the art of massage. This ancient healing technique not only relaxes the mind and body but also stimulates blood circulation, promoting overall well-being.…
Read MorePain vs Soreness
Pain and soreness are related sensations, but they have distinct characteristics and causes: Pain: Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience typically associated with tissue damage or injury. It can vary in intensity, duration, and location and is often described as sharp, dull, stabbing, throbbing, or aching. Pain can be acute (short-term) or…
Read MoreWhat is Schroth Method?
The Schroth Method is an evidence-based, therapeutic exercise treatment for Scoliosis, a spinal condition characterized by an S or C curvature of the spine in the coronal plane. Schroth has been validated to assist in Scoliosis curve reversal in children, either in concert with bracing or as a standalone treatment, depending on strict criteria. It…
Read MoreIs Knee Mobility Necessary?
For many of our daily tasks, a range from 0 degrees of knee extension to 120 degrees of flexion would be more than enough to complete them successfully. Nonetheless, I like to prepare the body to be ready for whatever life might throw our way. Imagine a wet surface that isn’t easily visible. We tend…
Read MoreImportance of Knee Movement
Why should you worry about your knee? The knee is a transitional point between the hip and the ankle. It is a hinge joint capable of flexion and extension (bending and straightening), as well as a small amount of internal and external rotation known as the “screw home mechanism.” This biomechanically refers to the 15…
Read MoreCauses of Lower Back Pain
The lumbar spine is the most complex region of the body to treat; mainly due to the numerous possible causes of lower back pain. Due to the anatomy of the lumbar spine, stability is highly dependent on the soft tissue structures such as the muscles and ligaments to, not only protect the discs from becoming…
Read MoreShould I Stretch or Strengthen for Back Pain?
If you search for ‘low back pain relief’ or “low back exercises’, you might find yourself in a never-ending vortex of proposed solutions, but no concrete answers. One of the more problematic concepts today is that certain things are “healthy.” Think of food fads – 10 years ago coconut water was the epitome of health,…
Read MoreA Healthy Spine for a Healthy Life
It is no secret that low back pain plagues many, if not all of us, to various degrees across our lifespan. However, the role of spinal health to our overall well-being cannot be understated. The spinal column is our body’s central support structure. As the spinal cord is the first thing to develop when…
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