Summer is the perfect time to get outdoors and enjoy your favorite sports. Whether you’re into beach volleyball, swimming, hiking, or outdoor basketball, the warm weather beckons us to be more active. However, with increased activity comes a higher risk…
In today’s digital age, “tech neck” has become an increasingly common alignment. This condition is characterized by chronic neck pain and stiffness, arises from the prolonged use of smartphones, tablets, and computers, where we tend to hunch forward and crane…
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Many daily activities, when performed incorrectly, can negatively impact your spine. Simple awareness and adjustments can make a big difference in maintaining spinal health. One common culprit is sitting, especially for long periods of time. Slouching or hunching over a…
The McKenzie Method, also known as Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), is a unique approach to assessing and treating musculoskeletal pain, particularly in the spine. This method focuses on patient empowerment and self-treatment through specific exercises and postural adjustments. The…
Dry needling is a technique where thin needles are inserted into muscles, tendons, ligaments, or near nerves to reduce pain and improve function. It is called “dry” because the needles don’t inject any medication into you. The purpose is to…
Postural Restoration is a therapeutic approach that focuses on re-establishing neutral and balanced posture. It addresses midback pain, thoracic pain, and rib dysfunction. This can lead to limited movement and performance. Other benefits of postural restoration include improving breathing mechanics,…
Spondylolisthesis is when your vertebrae slips out of place onto the vertebrae below it, causing discomfort and pain in your lower back. It can be treated in multiple ways including surgery and physical therapy treatment, allowing pain relief for our…
Knee pain can be irritable and can sometimes impact your day-to-day activities. Here is a list of some exercises you can do that can potential help and reduce your knee pain. Leg extensions: Leg extensions primarily target the quadricep muscles.…
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