Conditions

Women’s Health

Pregnancy Related Pain / High Risk Pregnancy / Bed Rest / C-Section Recovery / Sciatica / Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction / Low Back Pain / Diastasis Recti / Nerve Issues / Public Pain

Pelvic Dysfunctions

Male and Female Pelvic Floor Health/ Pediatric Pelvic Floor Health / Pelvic Prolapse / Incontinence / Dyspareunia / Vagissimus / Vulvodynia / Coccydynia / Constipation / Testicular Pain

Musculoskeletal pain and Chronic Pain

Arthritis / Shoulder Pain / Hand and Wrist Pain / Leg Pain / Hip Pain / Back Pain / Knee Pain / Foot Pain / Limited Range of Motion / Osteoporosis / Ligament Injury / Rib Pain

Pre & Post Surgery Recovery

Joint Replacement / Pre and Post Orthopedic Surgery / Post-Surgical Scars Care / Fractures / Shoulder and Rotator Cuff Surgery / ALC Repair / Spinal Surgery and Spinal Fusion

Nerve Disorders

Carpal Tunnel / Neuropathy / Neural Tension / Nerve entrapment

 

Head and Jaw Disorders

Headaches / Migraines / Facial Pain / Vertigo / TMJ

Balance and Gait

Balance and Gait Training

*If you don’t see your specific condition listed above, we would love to talk to you to see if we can help.  You may still benefit from physical therapy treatment.”

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