Neuromobilization

Neuromobilization and Physical Therapy: Relief for Nerve Pain Over 20 million Americans experience nerve pain each year. This type of pain can include tingling, numbness, burning, sharp or shooting sensations, and even weakness in your hands, arms, legs, or feet. If daily activities like walking, reaching, or even sitting are…

Manual Therapy Relieves Pain Nearly 8% of Americans experience chronic back pain. Due to back pain, they have missed at least one workday this year. If you are experiencing back pain, we know you are looking for a therapy solution. Manual therapy relieves pain, and physical therapy appointments are available…

Pain Relief with Physical Therapy Massage Physical therapy massage focuses on rehabilitating muscle and joint strength while improving mobility and function. Deep tissue physical therapy massage targets muscle tension caused by strains and sprains. Many patients find pain relief with physical therapy massage. The Benefits of Physical Therapy Massage Your…

Graston Technique Can Stop Muscle and Joint Pain Graston Technique, also known as blading, is a unique massage method using a stainless steel instrument. The technique detects soft tissue injury or scar tissue and stretches and relaxes muscles. It provides soft tissue mobilization and increases blood flow. Graston Technique can…

The benefits of Myofascial Decompression or Cupping What is Myofascial Decompression or Cupping? It is soft tissue physical therapy using a pneumatic pump or cup. What are the long-term benefits of Myofascial Decompression or Cupping? The 10 Benefits of Cupping There is a wide range of benefits to cupping that…

Relieve Rheumatic Pain with Physical Therapy Rheumatic pain, or rheumatoid arthritis, is an inflammatory autoimmune disease that causes pain and joint damage. The condition can be in any body part, resulting in physical limitations and occupational restrictions. Early indicators include joint pain with motion and soreness to the touch. Usually,…

Relief from Vestibular Issues with Physical Therapy Your vestibular system is the link between your inner ear and your brain. The system helps provide your brain with information about your movement and positioning. Those with a vestibular issue may experience the following symptoms: Dizziness and trouble with balance Hearing loss…

Physical Therapy Reduces the Severity of Movement Disorder Symptoms Movement disorders may appear at any time of life but most commonly in those over 70 years old. Through treatment, many will gain the capacity to perform the activities of daily living. Often, no cure is available, but physical therapy reduces…

How Does Physical Therapy Relieve Solar Plexus Pain? Your Solar Plexus is located in your upper abdomen to your breast bone. It is part of the sympathetic nervous system and plays an essential role in the function of the stomach, kidneys, liver, and adrenal glands. Solar Plexus Pain What are…

Physical Therapy Relieves Symptoms of Costochondritis and Tietze’s Syndrome Costochondritis and Tietze’s Syndrome involve inflammation of the joints and cartilage in the rib and breast bone region. The swelling causes pain and can even cause difficulty breathing. What Causes Costochondritis and Tietze’s Syndrome? The causes can be varied, but all…