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Healthy Holidays

Maintain Your Exercise Routine and Reduce StressThe holiday season is a busy and exciting time of year, but it can also be quite stressful. Between shopping, parties, traveling, and visiting family, it’s easy for your regular exercise routine to fall by the wayside. Research has shown that physical activity levels tend to decrease the most […]

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What’s Physical Therapy Have to Do With Your Sleep?

Sleep is essential for our health and well-being.It helps our bodies recover, boosts our mood, and improves our ability to think clearly. Unfortunately, many people struggle with getting enough good-quality sleep. 62% of all Americans experience a sleep problem several nights a week—and it’s likely those numbers are low, sleep problems often go under-reported. Physical […]

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Head Back To School With A Healthy Back

Fall is on the way. So are school buses and students carrying…backpacks. You might not think much about those bags full of books, pencils, crayons and computers, but physical therapists are. Why Backpacks Matter Students will always have things to carry between home and school. A backpack is a great way to do that, but […]

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Getting Kids Moving: Pediatric Physical Therapy

Physical therapists don’t just help adults recover from injuries. Pediatric physical therapists arespecially trained to help children of all ages overcome challenges and reach their full potential.Whether your child has a developmental delay, a sports injury, or a chronic condition, a PT cancreate a fun and effective program to get them moving. How PT for […]

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Finding Balance: Dizziness and PT

Dizziness is common in people over 20 and it can be a big problem in your daily life. Feelingunsteady, lightheaded, or like the room is spinning is alarming, and makes day to day tasksdifficult. The good news is that dizziness often has treatable causes, and your physical therapist can be the perfect person to help. […]

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Relief Through Movement

Physical Therapy for Chronic Pain Chronic pain can be a debilitating condition, limiting your mobility and impacting your daily life. The CDC estimates that around 50 million Americans experience chronic pain, and 17 million have substantial reductions in activity because of pain. Beyond limiting activity or your ability to work, chronic pain has been linked […]

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Spring into Action: Changes in Weather Change Your Activity Level

Spring is in the air, and that means more than just blooming flowers and chirping birds. It’s a natural nudge to shake off the winter blues and be more active. Research that looked at the seasonality of physical activity proves this is true. Across a wide variety of countries and populations, people are most active […]

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PTs Fuel Healthy Movement With Nutrition

Physical therapy and nutrition are often seen as separate, but the truth is, they are deeplyintertwined. To get the most out of PT, especially after an injury or surgery, integrating both iscrucial. Here’s why: Food Fuels The BodyDuring recovery from an injury or surgery, your body is working to heal itself. The activities andexercises you’re […]

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How Does Physical Therapy Benefit Children With Autism?

What Is Autism? Autism, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) describes a range of developmental conditions that affect how a person communicates, interacts, and behaves. ASD is called a spectrum disorder because the symptoms and severity can vary widely from one person to another. Typical signs and symptoms of autism include: • Having difficulty with communication […]

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