Conditions

Muscle strains and ligamentous strains are a part of not just sport injury but also non-athletic injury as well. Pulled a muscle in your back?…

The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body and injuries of the shoulder, which include rotator cuff (supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis and teres minor)…

“Meniscal tears are fickle and moody”. This comes from one our referring orthopedic surgeons who, also, was a Stroma patient. In recent studies, physicians are…

Outpatient stroke rehabilitation at Stroma is a comprehensive and multi-dimensional approach that uses manual therapy targeted at improved recovery of function, leading research in bracing…

Pain, numbness and tingling in the first three fingers of the hand (and occasionally the ring finger) can be the result of a narrowing of…

TMJ stands for Temporomandibular Joint which is responsible for chewing or mastication. Dysfunction around the joint results in TMD or Temporomandibular Dysfunction. Our therapists use…

Our therapists at Stroma Physical Therapy focus on treating headaches by understanding the causes of the symptom. Posture, screen time, stress, physical activity and nutrition…

There are 3 senses humans use to balance: the visual system, the vestibular system and the somatosensory system on the bottom of the feet. Using…

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo or BPPV is an inner ear condition in which “crystals” called otoconia or otoliths float freely in the vestibular apparatus. It…

For our de-conditioned patients we approach therapy that is paced and deliberate with a layering strength training approach. Basic exercises can be challenging especially when…