Vertigo and other associated symptoms can be debilitating. However, one of the most common causes, is also the most easily treated. The key

For those that are experiencing persistent pain, movement and activity can be a constant source of strife. Logically the reaction is to decr

One of the biggest problems the physical therapy profession has is that there is poor public awareness about the benefits of physical therap

The good or the bad depends on the situation you are in. In regards to acute musculoskeletal injury, I will point out that inflammation is a

Effective January 1st, 2019 a federal mandate is requiring hospitals to publicly list charges for procedures, supplies, and services provide

In order to minimize the stress and fear that can coincide with such a situation, I strongly recommend seeing a physical therapist directly.

As physical therapists, I think we can get caught up in finding what's "wrong" with a client or patient. Sometimes we need to

Typically an injury takes us out of the sports and activities we love to do. However, with an open mind and some modification or adaptations

When working with any of these clients, the most important thing to do is listen to their story so that their care can be individualized.

We know what it’s like to not be heard. To receive subpar care. We know what it’s like to be stuck in a system organized in a way that resul

Accomplishments in the form of skills or certification are both deserved and impressive, but they shouldn't define you: don’t be a hamme

Rest is often recommended post soft tissue injury. While sound, this recommendation can quickly become maladaptive. Continue reading to lear

Shoulder examination and imaging can lead to a scary diagnosis, which is often accompanied by a recommendation for surgery. The reality, how