Are you worried about starting physical therapy because of pain? It’s an entirely normal concern to have before starting treatment. And we want to alleviate any worries or anxieties you might have. You might be thinking that you shouldn’t start physical therapy until your pain subsides. You might also be concerned that physical exercises areContinue Reading »
Golf is more injurious than most people realize. Without the proper precautions and knowledge, you can damage yourself and cause significant chronic pain through golf-related injuries. Here’s what you need to know. When it comes to popular sports, golf is given the most flak. Some proclaim that playing golf simply ‘ruins a good walk’. InContinue Reading »
I get questioned quite a bit on what am I actually doing, HA! My background consists of marketing – specifically Consumer Electronics. So, shifting into healthcare was a big change. But, one that comes with a gratification I have never experienced before. And the amazing physical therapy team at Pro Therapy have facilitated that gratificationContinue Reading »
Recent studies have revealed that roughly every 1 in 4 who experiences a whiplash associated injury from a car accident will deal with pain for greater than 6 months. It is also estimated that up to 20% of those who develop neck pain from a car accident have symptoms that last for greater than 2Continue Reading »
Dry Needling has become a popularized treatment intervention utilized by Physical Therapists over the past decade. More people are coming into our PRO Therapy clinics searching for Dry Needling services on their own or with the recommendation from friends and/or family members that they should give Dry Needling a shot to help reduce their painContinue Reading »
A common objection to Physical Therapy we hear far too often is, “I’ll wait to start PT until my pain settles down.” We also frequently hear, “I’m in too much pain to be able to tolerate exercise, so PT isn’t right for me.” One of the most common misconceptions about Physical Therapy is that itContinue Reading »
We’ve all been there. One day you notice some mild pain at your knee when going down the stairs. It’s not much, and it doesn’t happen every time. Some days the pain is gone completely and other times the pain is sharp and catches you off guard. This “flare-up” usually lasts for a day orContinue Reading »
