Conditions and injuries we commonly treat
These are the areas currently treated on the page, expanded with more context about what patients often experience and how physical therapy can help.
Overuse sports injuries
When training volume, intensity, or mechanics outpace tissue capacity, small irritations can become persistent pain. We look at workload, mobility, strength, technique, recovery, and sport demands so treatment supports both healing and performance.
Post-operative orthopedic surgery
After surgery, rehab has to respect the surgeon’s protocol while still restoring motion, controlling swelling, and rebuilding strength. We progress from protected movement to confident return to work, sport, and daily activity.
Neck pain
Neck pain may be tied to posture, joint mobility, muscle endurance, training load, workstation habits, or referred symptoms from nearby regions. Care may include manual therapy, mobility work, strengthening, and practical movement changes.
Back pain
Back pain is rarely solved by one generic exercise. We assess how you bend, lift, rotate, sit, train, and recover, then build a plan around mobility, trunk and hip strength, graded exposure, and the activities you need to get back to.
Shoulder pain
Shoulder problems can show up with reaching, lifting, throwing, swimming, sleeping, or overhead work. We focus on shoulder blade control, rotator cuff capacity, mobility, strength, and the specific movements that trigger symptoms.
Elbow pain
Elbow pain often appears with gripping, lifting, throwing, racquet sports, or repetitive computer and tool use. Treatment may address tendon loading, shoulder and wrist mechanics, nerve sensitivity, and progressive return to normal use.
Hip pain
Hip symptoms can come from strength deficits, mobility limits, running mechanics, tendon irritation, or compensation from the back, knee, or foot. We connect the dots across the whole chain so the hip can tolerate the demands placed on it.
Knee pain
Knee pain may involve the kneecap, tendons, ligaments, meniscus, post-surgical recovery, or training mechanics. We examine squat, step, gait, and landing patterns, then restore strength, control, and confidence under load.
Foot, ankle, and plantar fasciitis
Foot and ankle care often blends mobility, calf and foot strength, balance, footwear considerations, and a smart return-to-running or return-to-sport plan. For plantar fasciitis, we also address load tolerance and the factors that keep the tissue irritated.
Temporomandibular joint pain (TMJ)
Jaw pain can interact with the neck, posture, breathing patterns, headaches, and daily habits such as clenching. We assess jaw and cervical movement and coordinate care with dental or medical providers when appropriate.
Headaches
Some headaches are influenced by neck mobility, muscle tension, jaw mechanics, posture, or upper-back stiffness. When physical therapy is appropriate, we work to reduce mechanical triggers and improve the movement patterns that contribute to symptoms.
Hand, wrist, and carpal tunnel symptoms
Hand and wrist symptoms can affect typing, gripping, lifting, cycling, golf, tennis, and sleep. We look at mobility, nerve irritability, strength, ergonomics, and the shoulder-to-hand mechanics that influence the area.
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