Does Physical Therapy Help With Parkinson’s Disease?

Facing a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can feel overwhelming for patients and their caregivers alike. The effects of the disease will almost certainly impact daily life, making once-simple activities feel daunting. But there’s hope for living well with the disease....

What Is This Sharp Pain in My Hip?

Our hips support much of the body’s movement and balance, so when something is “off” in this area, it can significantly disrupt daily life. Fortunately, even if you’ve been dealing with this kind of pain on and off for weeks or years, our physical therapists can help...

6 common injuries in hockey that can be prevented

Hockey is notorious for being a high-impact sport. Gliding across the ice on skates, players can reach high speeds very quickly. The maneuvers it takes to come to a stop are enough to pull a muscle, and hitting the boards or other players can result in traumatic...

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What is the cause of jaw pain and how do I treat it?

What is the cause of jaw pain and how do I treat it?

If you’ve been asking yourself these questions, you are not alone. Research reveals that more than 16% of people have experienced orofacial pain in the past year. This type of pain affects the face, jaw and other parts of the mouth. There is one issue in particular...

What causes arch pain in the bottom of the foot?

What causes arch pain in the bottom of the foot?

Answering this question can be difficult, and the reason is that there are several issues that could be causing your pain. However, you are not the only one dealing with foot pain.  It’s been estimated that 77% of Americans have experienced foot pain at some point....

What do I do when the top of my shoulder hurts?

What do I do when the top of my shoulder hurts?

Think of the role your shoulder plays in all your arm movements. Without the use of your shoulder, it’s impossible to lift your arm or to reach out in front of you or behind your back. When you have a condition that causes the top of your shoulder to hurt, then you...

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