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Women’s History Month – Finding a Cure for Pelvic Pain
Finding a Cure for Pelvic Pain Although both men and women have a pelvic floor and may experience pelvic floor dysfunction, it is something that can particularly affect women during pregnancy and after childbirth, as…
Can Physical Therapy Reduce Opioid Use
Chronic pain is one of the large scale health crises facing countless people, and there are very few options for effective treatment. People who experience chronic pain often do not have an injury but instead…
Occupational Therapy Month
What is Occupational Therapy and Who Can it Help? While physical therapy focuses on strength, muscle performance, and other large scale injuries, occupational therapy helps people regain the ability to perform activities of daily living….
Knee Pain: Physical Therapy Exercises for Knees
Physical Therapy Exercises for Knees Knee pain is one of the most common complaints we treat in physical therapy! No matter how old you are, knees can be tricky joints, but they are critically important…
Should You Foam Roll Your IT Band? Here’s What a PT Wants You To Know
Our very own Alan Tomczykowski, PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS, was featured in a Well+Good article on whether you should be rolling your IT band, read on below. Should You Foam Roll Your IT Band? Here’s…