Resources

Get health and wellness insight and advice on how to get back to pain-free movement. New blogs are updated regularly relating to various physical therapy conditions and wellness.

Shoulder Impingement
One of the most common sources of pain for athletes or gym rats is the shoulder. This often leads to altering…Read more...
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Bears QB Trubisky left the game early this week after falling hard onto an outstretched shoulder. While the official report on…Read more...
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The shoulder blade (anatomical name is scapula) is a flat bone lying on the upper back (thoracic wall) that is involved…Read more...
The shoulder is a joint designed for mobility, with more degrees of freedom than any other joint in the body. But excessive mobility can lead to shoulder instability, subluxation, or dislocation, with peak incidences of injury occurring in athletes in their 20s.Read more...
Shoulder pain is an unfortunately common condition that brings patients of all ages to physical therapy. Athletes, new moms, industrial workers, retirees — all of these patients have landed in our clinics.Read more...
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Tight shoulders? Try these two muscle releases to increase your shoulder mobility. Read more...
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