Results for Physical Therapists

In light of my post earlier this week on how essential it is for fitness professionals to understand corrective exercise, I received an outstanding guest blog submission from physical therapist Ann Wendel that will serve as an excellent follow-up. As Eric alluded to in his recent post, it takes time and energy to build a […]

Learn the benefits of physical therapy. Physical therapists are motion experts who help people reduce pain and improve mobility, often without surgery and prescription drug use.

"Famous" Physical Therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck demonstrate techniques to help you make amazing progress in your walking after having a stroke. Gai...

Whether somebody injures themselves playing a pick up game of basketball or just tripping on an uneven sidewalk, physical therapists are the ones they turn to help them get moving again. With people living more... Continue reading

Physical therapists are experts in body movement. They help improve or restore mobility and reduce painful symptoms through different modalities of treatment. Physical therapy may be recommended after undergoing surgery to help you return to activities of daily living.

"Famous" Physical Therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck demonstrate 7 exercises to help seniors improve their balance and decrease the likelihood of falls....

Pearlz Concierge Therapy shares tips for new grad home health physical therapists!

Clacking keys; mashing buttons; running joysticks up and down in precise, intricate patterns. The motions of playing a video game are mechanical—frequent and repetitive—and suggest a machine at work, which is of course not far off, especially with the best players in the world routinely spending 12 hours a day playing a game. Now, physical therapists are needed to keep the machines from breaking down.

"Famous" Physical Therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck (Bob & Brad) present 10 different exercises and tips you can try to help relieve your knee pain. Ma...

At Aquahab Physical Therapy we evaluate and treat patients across the spectrum of musculoskeletal diagnoses. Our treatment approach is based solely on the clinical presentation of the individual patient and can include the following: therapeutic exercise, therapeutic activity, hot/cold packs, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, aquatic therapy. Not all patients are appropriate for each of the above interventions, but a majority of our patients benefit from a combination…