by Amanda Worley | Jan 13, 2021 | Physical Therapy
One of the more stable joints of the body is our hip joint. Specifically called a “Ball and socket” joint there are several movements that should occur at the hip to allow for normal every day function. To be very specific, there are 6 movements: Flexion,...
by Amanda Worley | Nov 14, 2019 | Physical Therapy
Well, the title may be a tad bit misleading, as this organ has always been around, but it is just gaining the monumental notoriety it so rightfully deserves! In Physical Therapy school, we were taught all of the primary organ systems, and our main focus was always on...
by Amanda Worley | Jul 8, 2019 | Physical Therapy
Are you among the 85% of Americans who has already suffered from some form of Low back pain in your life? I know that I have, and the pain was debilitating, excruciating, and downright terrifying…and this statement is coming from someone who knew exactly what...
by Amanda Worley | May 17, 2019 | Physical Therapy
Chronic pain is a diagnosis that many doctors and therapists alike consistently come across in practice. So many questions need to be answered, but what is certain is that chronic pain is a complicated, debilitating and a downright life changing ailment affecting...
by Amanda Worley | Apr 22, 2019 | Physical Therapy
Shoulder pain can often be extremely debilitating, causing us to lose sleep, have difficulties lifting/carrying items and even getting dressed/undressed. Often people wait it out, thinking it will get better and eventually go away, only to find that it often gets...
by Amanda Worley | Feb 25, 2019 | Physical Therapy
How to tell the difference: A common mis-diagnosis made in the musculoskeletal realm is whether people are experiencing pain generated from their low back or their Sacroiliac joint (SIJ). So what’s the big deal? The Primary difference are the treatment...
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