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Injured on the job? An Athletic Therapist can help you get back to work faster
Whether you are an athlete or not, injuries are stressful to deal with. When an injury occurs at work, impeding your ability to earn a living, that stress rises exponentially. Why see an Athletic Therapist? Athletic Therapists (AT) work to get you back to your everyday life, whether than be work or play. By gathering
Making your golden years more golden: Get the most out of your retirement
For many, dreams of retirement are filled with vacations and enjoying time with friends and family. Riding off into the sunset after your career is over and spending your time sitting on your front porch are thoughts of a bye-gone era. Living an active lifestyle during your retirement years allows you to enjoy your newfound
How an Athletic Therapist can help you get the most out of your summer
Want to get the most out of your summer? Are you plagued by an injury that is limiting you from getting the most in life? No worries! An Athletic Therapist can help you get the most out of your summer! Contrary to the name, we work with people from all walks of life to help
3 causes of numbness and tingling down the leg
Whatever the cause, pinched nerves in the low back can be the most debilitating pain you’ll ever experience. The question is, where exactly is the problem coming from? In the back we have our spine out of which the nerves exit and head down the back and lower legs. If the spine is healthy and
Mobility and stability: An important part of your body’s ability to perform
Our body’s job is to give us the ability to perform and do the things our brain desires. It is made of parts that all need to work together. These parts are controlled by the brain but influenced by the health of the parts themselves. For example, say you drop your pencil off the desk.
Post-op care: Why an Athletic Therapist is a good fit
Navigating life after a major orthopedic injury and surgery (anterior cruciate ligament or rotator cuff surgery, etc.) can be challenging not only physically but also mentally. Athletic Therapists are healthcare professionals who specialize in musculoskeletal injury and post-surgical care and rehabilitation. We take all aspects of rehabilitation (shoulder surgery, knee surgery, elbow surgery, etc.) into