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Let’s Build our Children UP, not wear them DOWN Too often we see adolescent athletes after they have suffered a season ending injury. Let’s be
April 2, 2018
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Let’s Build our Children UP, not wear them DOWN Too often we see adolescent athletes after they have suffered a season ending injury. Let’s be
Creating an Organization with Comprehensive Commitment to Wellness Our corporate clients and prospective clients have something in common. They’re all committed to improving their organization’s
Factors Associated with Computer Related Pains If you or someone you know is facing challenges or pain associated with excessive time on the computer, you
Your pelvic floor is a series of 3 layers of muscles lining the base of your pelvis. These muscles are in charge of bowel, bladder,
by Adrian Masoni, PT, DPT With many active hikers in the area, a common question posed in physical therapy is the effectiveness and benefits of
by Stacey Harper, PT, MPT Many of my patients and close friends know that I have a passion for skiing. I spend every weekend during
The Key to Healthy Cycling by Charmaine Mamaril, PT, DPT From road biking to triathlons to spin classes, cycling is becoming an increasingly popular
Common Rock Climbing Injuries by Jennifer Truong April, 2013 Contrary to popular belief, rock climbing is a sport that involves more than just upper body
Does long distance running cause osteoarthritis of the knee? by Janeen Gray, PT, DPT March, 2014 Distance running is becoming an increasingly popular sport. According
Lower Back Pain – Proper Lifting Mechanics for the Low Back With lower back pain ranked as the leading cause of disability in Americans under
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