Do You Need Physical Therapy After A Stroke?
Learn how physical therapy for stroke patients can improve mobility, balance, and daily function.
Can Physical Therapy Help With Parkinson’s Disease?
Learn about programs like LSVT BIG, LSVT LOUD, and other evidence-based treatments that can improve symptoms and quality of life.
LSVT-BIG Physical Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease
Caring for someone with Parkinson’s disease is a journey filled with challenges, moments of heartwarming success, and above all, the dedication of love and attention. Whether you’re a caregiver or someone living with Parkinson’s, you know that every day can bring something new. The disease doesn’t follow a predictable pattern—what works well for one person […]
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. Physical therapy is one of the most effective ways to improve mobility, independence, and quality […]
Here’s how physical therapists can aid those with movement disorders
Imagine wanting to raise your hand in greeting to someone, but your arm just doesn’t move the way you want it to. This can be a frustrating experience for people with movement disorders. These are neurological conditions that affect the nervous system, the complex network that controls the body’s muscles and coordinated movements. There are […]
Three goals of stroke rehab from a physical therapist
Sudden numbness or weakness on one side of the body. Difficulty walking. Sudden confusion or difficulty understanding speech. These are signs of a medical issue called a stroke. Strokes typically occur when blood flow to the brain is blocked. They’re also far more common than you might think. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]
Can you regain strength with ALS with exercise?
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive condition that has no known cure. Over time, it slowly deteriorates your muscles, limiting your range of motion and even affecting your ability to eat food or breathe. While ALS has no cure, there are still treatments and techniques that can help. One technique you may want to […]