30 Seconds Summary Physical therapy is sometimes painful because the body isn’t used to the activities you’re performing in the PT clinic. Muscle soreness is different from pain. Understanding that can help you stick to your PT exercise routine. Physical therapy shouldn’t be too painful… Read More »Why Does Physical Therapy Hurt? How Much Pain Is OK?
Pelvic floor physiotherapy is a subdomain of physical therapy that deals specifically with the issues of the pelvic muscles. It can help reduce pelvic pain in men and women, speed up recovery in the postpartum period, and heal the pelvic floor muscles after an injury… Read More »Answering Your Questions About Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy – With Supporting Research
Physical therapists are experts in treating conditions relating to pain, musculoskeletal injury, functional mobility and rehabilitation. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Most people don’t know that physical therapy (PT) is not limited to only outpatient muscle and joint injuries but it also… Read More »6 Things You Should Know for Your First PT Visit
Physical therapy has a key role in improving the quality of life of the elderly with exercises and physical activity. And that all begins with proper assessment during the patient intake. Geriatric physical therapy covers a range of problems such as mobility issues, balance disorders,… Read More »Objective Assessment of Geriatric Patients – Guide for Physios
Neurodynamics is a critical area of physical therapy practice. Every day, PTs use Neurodynamics techniques to diagnose pathologies and treat patients with neural issues. So it’s helpful for PT students to get an understanding of what this approach is. This article is an introduction to… Read More »Neurodynamics: Introductory Guide for PT student
