Conditions & Treatments
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Spine Pain- back, neck, sacroiliac joint pain
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Joint Pain- hips, knees, ankles, shoulders, elbows
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Pelvic Floor Dysfunction- pregnancy/postpartum, menopause, urological and gynecological procedures
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Running/Sports Injuries - hip & groin pain, recurrent hamstring strains, IT band syndrome, plantar fasciitis
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Pre/post Surgery - including lumbar, cervical, joint replacement, amputation
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Neurological Conditions- spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, stroke
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Gait & Balance Dysfunction- frequent falls or instability, difficulty walking after surgery
Evaluation
Evaluating symptoms and medical history is a crucial step of any rehabilitation plan​. Pairing a thorough assessment of posture, breathing, strength, and mobility with your goals is the best recipe to help you get back to your best self.
Neubie
Stands for Neuro-bio-electric-stimulator. This innovative technology gets results 30%-70% faster than traditional therapy by reactivating muscles and reprogramming the neuromuscular system.
Cupping
Myofascial connective tissue that is bound down or stuck can respond well to lifting/separating techniques with dynamic cupping or increasing blood /lymphatic flow with static cupping.
Taping
Dynamic taping can be an excellent way to train the body. It can offload and support strained tissue while training muscles for improved movement patterns.
Education
Understanding the WHY behind your pain and limitations is a vital step in healing and sustainable recovery. Education on the physiology and tools for continued success directs current rehab programs and prevents future issues.
Dry Needling
A treatment using fine needle insertion into myofascial trigger points, muscles, ligaments or near nerves in order to stimulate a healing response to pain conditions. Dry needling can be added to large variety of treatment plans
Therapeutic Exercise
Movement is medicine. Understanding the RIGHT movement for your body is where therapy comes in, sticking to the plan and seeing results is where you come in!
Manual Therapy
Hands-on techniques such as joint mobilization and soft tissue release can help improve range of motion for better function.