When we think of physical therapy after an injury, we often associate it with the physical aspect of recovery – stronger bodies, improved flexibility, and enhanced mobility. However, many of us do not know that physical therapy does more than that. It can have profound psychological benefits that are crucial to recovery after an injury.
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Balance and Fall Prevention: A Guide to Physical Therapy Techniques
Falls are one of the major public health concerns. According to reports, more than 1/3 of adults aged 65 and older fall each year in the US, and between 20 and 30% suffer moderate to severe injuries due to falls. Many things can contribute to falls, including balance or walking problems, multiple medications, positional low
Read MorePosture Matters: How Physical Therapy Can Improve Your Alignment
We are taught about posture from a very young age, but most of us still slouch at some point in our lives. Poor posture not only affects our physical appearance but also affects the way our body functions. Ultimately, it leads to musculoskeletal pain and other health issues. However, with the help of physical therapy,
Read MoreChronic Pain Management: DPT Approaches to Improving Function and Quality of Life
Chronic pain refers to painful sensations that persist for more than three months even after healing of initial injury or illness. This kind of pain can be extremely debilitating, affecting an individual’s ability to work, sleep and participate in their favorite activities. The good news is that chronic pain can be managed through various approaches
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