Located in the Fairwood community of Renton, our team of experts includes four physical therapists to support your overall health and wellness. We strive to achieve healthy, pain-free movement that maximizes performance and enjoyment in your work, recreational, and athletic activities. We promote healing by reducing pain and inflammation, increasing range of motion and strength, and improving posture, body awareness, and body mechanics.
Helping you return to and stay at full function is our priority. We are dedicated to promoting overall wellness with a focus on good body mechanics, continued strength, and flexibility. From initial diagnosis through recovery, we will begin to teach you how to take control of your body and its healing process.
In addition to a full complement of physical therapy services we also offer GRAVITY Group Strength training, which is a series of muscular endurance exercises that are designed to provide an effective, time-efficient, full body workout.
We are proud to sponsor a variety of community programs, including Black Diamond Racing.
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After proudly serving the Renton Community for 5 years, Julie Dresch, PT, MS, OCS, CMPT has graciously accepted a new position as Director of our Ballard Physical Therapy Location.
Nicole Smyth, PT, DPT, OCS is excited to continue her service to all past, current, and future patients as Director of Fairwood Physical Therapy beginning January 25, 2010.
Come join us for our Fall Preview on August 25th $10 dollar massages and $5 dollar Gravity sessions! For more information click here or call our clinic at (425) 272-0252.
Nicole Nelson attended the annual Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Coaches School at the end of July, where 700 high school and middle school coaches gathered for continuing education. Nicole had the opportunity to present to the group of soccer coaches on soccer-specific injury prevention principles and exercises. It was a great weekend of learning!
Pacific Northwesterners are known to start making their way outside after long, cold, and wet winters. Days get longer and the sun starts making its way through the thick layer of gray winter clouds, guiding us from hibernation. This emersion elicits heightened enthusiasm for the first few warm, sunny days. Many injuries occur every year at this time due to the general lack of activity during the preceding months. Weekend warrior is a term reserved for those who go out on a sunny weekend and participate in activities they have not properly prepared their body to perform. This is especially dangerous ... read more »
