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Seeing a physical therapist can reduce the odds of having surgery

When knee pain occurs, additional interventions are usually needed, which can range from noninvasive options like physical therapy to more intense procedures like surgery. Which option you choose can have a significant impact on your long-term outcome and the chances that you will eventually undergo additional interventions as well. To show you how this can […]

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Proper hydration & nutrition can help prevent ski injuries

Skiing is a great form of exercise that works out many parts of the body while allowing you to experience the outdoors during the colder parts of the year. There are many steps to ensuring a successful day - and season - on the slopes, including the use of appropriate clothing, proper protective gear, and […]

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For jaw pain, physical therapy is always your best bet.

In our last three newsletters this month, we’ve shown you how prevalent temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) are in the general population, offered several suggestions to help you reduce your risk of experiencing these issues, and provided our top tips for at-home remedies for alleviating your symptoms independently. While these remedies are beneficial for many patients, they […]
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Is Your Computer Causing You Pain?

If there is one thing we know for certain about 2020, it is the fact that many Americans are now working from the comfort and safety of their own home. But is it really all that comfortable and healthy for our bodies? While staying home is helping to slow the spread of the virus, it […]

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Top 5 Physical Therapy Myths, and the Truth Behind Them

Physical Therapists go through extensive education and training to become movement experts. Despite the positive impact that Physical Therapists can have on your ability to live your best life, the profession and what it entails is not well known, especially to the general public. Let’s bust the top 5 Physical Therapy myths and find out […]

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How To Relieve Back Pain From The Comfort Of Your Own Home

Having back pain does not mean that you need complicated surgeries, expensive injections or medications. In many cases, it can be effectively managed with exercises to decrease the symptoms and improve the muscles' strength and flexibility that support your spine. Staying active while also performing these activities can reduce the stress on your back and […]

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