Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy sessions aim to eliminate pain, restore efficiency in the body, and return you to the functional activities you love. We perform a comprehensive evaluation to determine drivers of pain or dysfunction and develop a treatment plan catered to your specific needs. All physical therapy sessions are one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Initial evaluations may last up to 90 minutes to allow for a comprehensive, full body exam.

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Mechanical Treatment

Focuses on treating underlying mobility restrictions in the body. Treatments include joint mobilization and manipulation, soft tissue mobilization, dry needling, and cupping

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Neuromuscular

Re-education

Focuses on facilitating proper movement patterns to create stability and efficiency in the body. Treatments include manual facilitation of muscles, stability training, PNF, core engagement, and strengthening exercises.

Motor Control Training

Focuses on incorporating efficient movement patterns with motor planning during functional activities, allowing you to return to your daily activities, walking, running, working out, sports, and more.

What We Treat:

Pre and Post Surgery

Sports Surgeries

Spinal Surgeries

Joint Replacements

Mastectomy, Breast Cancer Rehab

Trauma, ORIF

Specialty Populations

Autonomic Dysfunction

Ehler's Danlos and Hypermobility Disorders

Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)

Gait Impairments and Falls Prevention

Postpartum Care

Balance Disorders

Osteoporosis and Sarcopenia

Pain

Acute and Chronic Pain

Headaches

Pinched Nerves

Neck and Back Pain

Sacroiliac Dysfunction (SIJ)

Sciatica

Shoulder Pain

Elbow Pain

Hip Pain

Knee Pain

Ankle and Foot Pain

Temporomandibular Dysfunction (TMD)

Injuries

Sports Injuries

Sprains/ligamentous injuries

Muscle strains

Tendon Injuries: ruptures, tendonitis

Overuse Injuries

Traumatic Injuries and Fractures

Pediatrics (ages 3+):

Balance and Coordination

Developmental/Gross Motor Delay

Hypotonia (low tone)

Retained Primitive Reflexes

Performance Training