May is Pelvic Pain Awareness Month. What is pelvic pain you ask? Pelvic pain is pain in the pelvis, anterior abdominal wall, low back,...

Physical therapists have the ability to greatly improve pain, muscle dysfunction, poor movement patterns, and improve patients’ every-day...

By now 2018 is well under way. For some of you those New Year’s resolutions are already forgotten. Those of you who put in a valiant...

“I am not my MRI”. I have found myself telling this to patients so often, it has started to feel like a mantra of sorts. It seems to be...

Pelvic floor physical therapy is a general term used to describe treatments primarily of incontinence, but may also include any pain of...

As physical therapists, we witness how “bad posture” is a common complaint and characteristic among our patients. Even if patients come...

It is not uncommon to hear complaints of buttock and hip pain. Weekend warriors, sedentary office workers, and even elite athletes can at...

I get questions all time from patients who wonder whether it is better to apply heat or ice. The general rule of thumb is to apply some...