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What is the Role of a Student Physical Therapist?
Ankle, Sports & Active Lifestyle
How to Rehab Quick from Acute Ankle Sprains
Ankle sprains have a high prevalence in the general population (61 sprains per 10,000 persons each year) and account for 30%
Sports & Active Lifestyle, Whole Body Care
Acute Injuries: The Use of Cryotherapy and Ice Massage
Ice has been used for a long time to help reduce musculoskeletal pain. The application of cold, also known as cryotherapy, is
Whole Body Care
How Long Will This Take?
Answers to your common questions about PT from a physical therapist. A common question most new patients want to know is,
Ankle, Lower Body, Sports & Active Lifestyle
Football Injury: High Ankle Sprain
Jerry Jeudy, Dalvin Cook, we’ve seen a lot of nasty high ankle injuries already this season. How does a high ankle
Lower Body, Sports & Active Lifestyle, Whole Body Care
Kick off the Healing Process for Your Hamstring
Do you suffer from acute hamstring pain? Do you have pain in your hamstring with walking, knee bending, or even to
Whole Body Care
How to Combat Chronic Pain
Pain stinks! Especially when it becomes chronic in nature (>6 months). In order to best combat chronic pain, it is beneficial
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