Physical Therapy Blog (Page 29)

Diagram comparing historical and modern views of pain, showing pathways from a noxious stimulus in a fire to the brain, influenced by factors like genetics, psychology, and Physical Therapy Clermont.

Physical Therapy | September 6, 2019

The Biopsychosocial Model of Pain

For a very long time, we in medicine have worked under what we call the Biomechanical Model of Pain. That is that the belief that…

The Biopsychosocial Model of Pain

A physical therapist in Ocoee assists a woman lying on a treatment table by lifting and stretching her leg in a clinic setting.

Physical Therapy | September 5, 2019

What I Look for In a Therapy Clinic

Some of you reading this can’t come see me. As a matter of fact, that might be why you’re reading our articles! Whether it’s insurance…

What I Look for In a Therapy Clinic

Diagram showing three types of incontinence—overflow, stress, and urge—with labeled causes and urine flow difficulties, used at Physical Therapy Clermont and Apopka, Florida.

Physical Therapy | September 5, 2019

Incontinence: What is it?

Incontinence describes an accidental loss or involuntary loss of bodily fluids. This is a condition that is very widespread and ranges in all ages. Incontinence…

Incontinence: What is it?

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair smiles outdoors in Apopka, Florida; text reads Written By: Beth Ann M. on a pink background.

Physical Therapy | August 29, 2019

Getting Up and Getting Active

Many people want to live a healthy lifestyle but don’t realize there is more to it than just eating healthy. Being active plays a huge…

Getting Up and Getting Active

A person wearing loose jeans holds the waistband away from their slimmer waist, suggesting weight loss after Physical Therapy in Clermont, Florida, and Apopka.

Physical Therapy | August 28, 2019

Start Your Weight-Loss Journey TODAY!

What is Ideal Protein? Ideal Protein is a ketogenic weight loss program with a four-phase protocol. Two key components of the four-phase protocol include weight…

Start Your Weight-Loss Journey TODAY!

Diagram comparing ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes; features a blocked vessel and a ruptured vessel leaking blood in the brain, relevant for Ocoee and Apopka, Florida residents.

Physical Therapy | August 27, 2019

Stroke Awareness

What is a Stroke? A stroke is a disease that affects the arteries leading to and inside the brain. The blood vessels that carry oxygen…

Stroke Awareness

Illustration showing the muscles, bones, and tendons of a flexed human arm, highlighting biceps and upper arm anatomy on a blue background—ideal for Physical Therapy Clermont.

Physical Therapy | August 27, 2019

“Wear and Tear” and How We Were Wrong!

For a long time in healthcare we have referred to things like “degenerative joint disease,” “arthritis,” and “muscle fraying” as normal wear and tear on…

“Wear and Tear” and How We Were Wrong!

Diagram of an ankle, and Apopka, Florida, showing ligament sprains: Grade 1 (mild stretch), Grade 2 (partial tear), and Grade 3 (complete tear).

Physical Therapy | August 27, 2019

Complete Muscle Tears but No Surgery? Your Doctor’s Decision Making Process

We’ve talked before about the difference between a complete and incomplete muscle tear. A complete muscle tear is when the two ends are literally no…

Complete Muscle Tears but No Surgery? Your Doctor’s Decision Making Process

Two feet side by side; the left foot and ankle appear swollen compared to the normal-sized right foot, seen at Physical Therapy Clermont and Apopka, Florida.

Physical Therapy | August 26, 2019

How PT Can Help You Manage Lymphedema

Lymphedema is swelling in your limbs and body due to your lymphatic system being obstructed, or blocked. The lymphatic system is a part of the…

How PT Can Help You Manage Lymphedema