Neurological disorders present complex challenges requiring specialized care. Physical therapy aims to optimize movement, strength, and overall well-being. By integrating the latest research and technology into their practice, physical therapists strive to deliver comprehensive care that addresses the unique needs…
Chronic pain and muscle tension are issues many people face. Special methods such as cupping therapy and dry needling can help reduce pain by using natural healing processes. Let’s explore how each of these methods works and how they can…
Joint replacement surgery can help people who have severe joint pain and trouble moving. However, surgery is just the beginning of getting better. Physical therapy helps patients heal, get their functions back, and regain their independence so they can return…
Chronic pain can be an overwhelming experience that affects every aspect of life. For many individuals, traditional treatments offer limited relief or come with unpleasant side effects. One of the most effective and holistic approaches to managing chronic pain is…
If you’re dealing with an orthopedic condition, you understand how challenging it can be to regain mobility and strength. Fortunately, Moriarty orthopedic physical therapy in Raleigh offers innovative techniques to help you recover faster. If you need help with recovery…
Post-surgical physical therapy is crucial in restoring mobility and regaining independence when recovering from total knee replacement surgery. The recovery process may seem challenging, but dexterous physical therapists can help you experience the many benefits that will improve your quality…
Now more than ever, instant information is at our fingertips. For parents, this can be both beneficial and overwhelming. As a pediatric physical therapist, one of the most common questions I receive is, “Should I be concerned?” or “Is it…
Do you spend hours sitting in front of a computer? Do you spend hours looking down at your phone answering texts/emails, playing games, scrolling social media, or anything that grabs your attention and makes you forget to look up? Research…
I coined the phrase “Small Wins” early on in my career as a Doctor of Physical Therapy while working with patients, training fellow team members, and teaching doctoral students. “Small wins” are those milestones and achievements that we make during…
What is Torticollis? Torticollis is an abnormal head and neck position and is common in infants. Usually presents as head tilted to one side with one ear closer to shoulder. What Causes Torticollis? Torticollis may be caused by tightness in the…