Rehabilitation

Occupational therapy (OT) is a specialized form of therapy that focuses on helping individuals develop, maintain, or regain their ability to engage in everyday activities.

My Plantar Fasciitis is So Bad, I Can’t Walk: 6 Treatments from a Physical Therapist Do you suffer from excruciating pain in your heel that’s making it difficult for you…

The Power of Rehabilitation: Reflecting on the Reasons to Be Thankful for PT As we all know, November is the month of being thankful. This month, we’re focusing on being…

This annual celebration recognizes the crucial role that physical therapy plays in improving the quality of life for millions of individuals around the world.

3 Key Differences Between Occupational Therapy vs Physical Therapy When used in everyday speech, it’s not unusual for occupational and physical therapy to be used interchangeably and casually. After all,…

4 Treatments of Physical Therapy to Correct Posture Most people know when they have poor posture—but what they don’t know is just how deeply it can affect their physical, mental,…

Physical therapy can be a life-changing experience. For some, it’s a necessary treatment after a traumatic event or surgery. For others, it can come as a saving grace after years of chronic pain.

Through a multidisciplinary approach to neuropathy, physical therapists can help patients stimulate nerve regeneration, promote blood flow, ease tension, improve balance, and reduce pain.

Most people assume that physical therapy is only necessary after an operation—however, this couldn’t be farther from the truth.