Starting Physical Therapy: Five Reasons Why This is a Good Idea This article about starting physical therapy was written by Dr. Marla Ranieri Your body is responsible for getting you through the day, no matter what kinds of activities you participate in. Many people are under the impression that athletes and those who are very…
Travel Tips for Avoiding Back Pain During the Holidays These travel tips were written by: Jessica Cole, PT, DPT Staff Physical Therapist at High Performance Physical Therapy We all know that holiday travel can be extremely stressful. This is especially true when you’re busy rushing to get to the airport so you don’t miss your…
Youth Sports: A “How To” Guide on Keeping Your Athlete on the Field and Enjoying the Sport – Part 3 This Youth Sports Article was Written By Request Physical Therapy Welcome! This will be the last piece of this series focusing on youth sports participation and its associated injuries. In this article, a few common…
Youth Sports: A “How To” Guide on Keeping Your Athlete on the Field and Enjoying the Sport – Part 2 This Youth Sports Article was Written By Request Physical Therapy Welcome to the second part of a three post series on how to safely raise your youth athlete. The last post introduced the benefits and…
Youth Sports: A “How To” Guide on Keeping Your Athlete on the Field and Enjoying the Sport – Part 1 This Youth Sports Article was Written By Request Physical Therapy Whether it be as a hobby, form of entertainment, after school activity or profession it’s no secret that sports are an integral part of American society.…
The Pros and Cons of Home Health Care for Patients with Mobility Issues and Specific Needs Getting older is an inevitable part of a person’s life, but it’s not something that everyone is prepared to handle. As adults, you look forward to many things. Moving away from home, getting a job and taking care of…
Using Physical Therapy to Offset the Effects of Disability For a Patient Today, disabilities are looked at as a form of diversity. According to the World Bank, over one billion people, which is about 15% of the globe’s population – have some form of disability. Disabilities are not the same across the board for all…
Addressing Nutritional Needs for Physical Therapy Patients What you eat can impact the way you live November is Good Nutrition Month, and that’s something especially important to consider when thinking about what comes after November: the holidays. It doesn’t matter which days you and your family choose to celebrate, the one thing that is for…
Using Workshops to Increase the Number of Referrals for PT Practice Owners Written for PT Practice Owners by Dr. Jamey Schrier, DPT, Founder and CEO, Practice Freedom U Public speaking is not something that comes easy for everyone – even those who do it for a living. Sure, it’s probably not as stressful every single…
Physical Therapy Can Help In The Management of Diabetes Diabetes Awareness Month is an opportune time to brush up on some basic facts about this condition. It’s also a good time to learn how supplementary treatments often help patients manage it. The following information may be useful if you or someone you know is diabetic…
Starting Physical Therapy: Five Reasons Why This is a Good Idea This article about starting physical therapy was written by Dr. Marla Ranieri Your body is responsible for getting you through the day, no matter what kinds of activities you…
Travel Tips for Avoiding Back Pain During the Holidays These travel tips were written by: Jessica Cole, PT, DPT Staff Physical Therapist at High Performance Physical Therapy We all know that holiday travel can be extremely stressful. This is especially…
Youth Sports: A “How To” Guide on Keeping Your Athlete on the Field and Enjoying the Sport - Part 3 This Youth Sports Article was Written By Request Physical Therapy Welcome! This will be the last piece of this series…
Youth Sports: A “How To” Guide on Keeping Your Athlete on the Field and Enjoying the Sport - Part 2 This Youth Sports Article was Written By Request Physical Therapy Welcome to the second part of a three post series…
Youth Sports: A “How To” Guide on Keeping Your Athlete on the Field and Enjoying the Sport - Part 1 This Youth Sports Article was Written By Request Physical Therapy Whether it be as a hobby, form of entertainment, after school…
The Pros and Cons of Home Health Care for Patients with Mobility Issues and Specific Needs Getting older is an inevitable part of a person’s life, but it’s not something that everyone is prepared to handle. As adults, you look…
Using Physical Therapy to Offset the Effects of Disability For a Patient Today, disabilities are looked at as a form of diversity. According to the World Bank, over one billion people, which is about 15% of the globe’s population -…
Addressing Nutritional Needs for Physical Therapy Patients What you eat can impact the way you live November is Good Nutrition Month, and that’s something especially important to consider when thinking about what comes after November: the holidays. It doesn’t matter…
Using Workshops to Increase the Number of Referrals for PT Practice Owners Written for PT Practice Owners by Dr. Jamey Schrier, DPT, Founder and CEO, Practice Freedom U Public speaking is not something that comes easy for everyone - even…
Physical Therapy Can Help In The Management of Diabetes Diabetes Awareness Month is an opportune time to brush up on some basic facts about this condition. It's also a good time to learn how supplementary treatments often help patients manage…