Achilles Tendinopathy
Achilles Tendinopathy is one of the most common foot and ankle overuse injuries that present with pain, swelling and impaired function. A tendon attaches muscle…
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Achilles Tendinopathy
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Physical Therapy Blog (Page 17)
Wolff’s Law of Bone Repair!
I would say almost every patient who enters our clinic with a partially healed broken bone is worried about the same thing: if it’s not…
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Wolff’s Law of Bone Repair!
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What Does Kinesiotape Do?
While not a “cure all” that it may sometimes be advertised as, kinesiotape is still commonly used for good reasons! Because of how it was…
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What Does Kinesiotape Do?
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Tendinopathy Management
Tendinopathy is a common injury with individuals who participate in exercise and sports. This injury is the degeneration of a tendon’s collegian; collegian is the…
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Tendinopathy Management
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The “Patch Adams” Theory of Recovery
If you walk into our clinic, one of the first things I hope you notice is our culture. The first thing you get is a…
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The “Patch Adams” Theory of Recovery
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The Good Side of Inflammation
Inflammation gets a bad reputation. So bad to where many practitioners blame the inflammatory process on pain and do everything they can to eliminate it! …
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The Good Side of Inflammation
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Irish Dance and Parkinson’s?
There has been a really interesting article circulating that was just brought back to my attention the other day. A study regarding some potential benefits…
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Irish Dance and Parkinson’s?
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Frozen Shoulder / Adhesive Capsulitis
What is Frozen Shoulder? Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis, is a disabling condition that involves stiffness, pain and loss of function. Currently, researchers and medical…
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Frozen Shoulder / Adhesive Capsulitis
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Pre Op Awareness
We have some exciting new research to help with pain after an operation! This is actually a conversation I have with a lot of patients…
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Pre Op Awareness
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