Why You Shouldn’t Do Physical Therapy On Your Own
Physical therapy (PT) is a great way to reduce pain, recover from injury, and improve your physical health and quality of life. It can help
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We’ll take you through a complete one-on-one evaluation and identify the cause of your problem. Then we’ll explain what must be done to get you back to full speed and back to the activities you enjoy.
We’ll develop a treatment plan that will be tailored specifically to you and your goals. This will ultimately allow us to get you stronger, pain-free, and on track to reach your goals more effectively and efficiently.
Once we get you back to exercising pain free, we’ll implement strategies to get you performing at an even higher level. We’ll also implement strategies to “bulletproof” your body to decrease the likelihood of future injuries occurring.
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Physical therapy (PT) is a great way to reduce pain, recover from injury, and improve your physical health and quality of life. It can help
Finding the right physical therapist can be a challenge. With so many different options available, it can be difficult to know which one is the
1. Get your mid back loosened up! A stiff mid-back can make breathing and standing up tall more difficult. It adds strain to your low
Taylor is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and the owner of West Physiotherapy in Asheville, NC. She graduated from Southern Methodist University where she enjoyed biology, anatomy, and physiology although she knew that a lab or doctor’s office were not for her. Her first introduction to physical therapy was researching careers related to those interests. Physical therapy was the perfect fit! After graduation, she spent a year fulfilling the requirements for PT school and working in a residential and clinical setting for people with traumatic injuries, which led her to her early years as an inpatient therapist.
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