Every year when National PT month arrives in October, the Therapeutic Associates Physical Therapy teams across the Pacific NW rally together and join the movement to support our organization’s platinum sponsorship of Global PT Day of Service (PTDOS).

Depending on the season you may Chris Glover skiing one of Central Oregon’s volcanos, biking one of the area’s road or trails, or hiking and camping with his family. As practice manager at Therapeutic Associates Sunriver Physical Therapy, Chris strives to ensure every patient’s PT journey is meaningful to them from start to finish.

The physical therapy team at Therapeutic Associates Sunriver Physical Therapy strives to ensure every patient has an exceptional experience and achieves an optimal outcome. Practice Manager Chris Glover is dedicated to providing personalized care designed to get patients back to the things they love.

You already know there are many great reasons to exercise, but if you’re having trouble beginning a new exercise routine or sticking to it once you do, you’re not alone. Whatever your age or fitness level, you can use this guide as a starting place for a healthier, more active tomorrow.

Torticollis is a twisting of the neck that causes an infant’s head to rotate in one direction and tilt the other. It’s a posture that a newborn or infant can be stuck in, and it can influence the path of development for our young kiddos in an atypical way if not addressed early.

As the heat of summer fades into memory, trails throughout the Pacific Northwest call out to runners of all ages and abilities. In addition to the positive mood-boosting effects of running on the trails, trading roads for trails can also boost your physical fitness and strength no matter what level of runner you are.

When it comes to hiking in Oregon, Washington and Idaho, you don’t have to look far to find a trail that leads through beautiful, diverse landscapes, often with breathtaking views along the way to destinations including stunning waterfalls and pristine lakes.

It's that time of year again when youth athletes are either pushing themselves through the end of one sport season or ramping up for the next. While many kids handle this transition well, it is estimated that up to 40 percent of youth athletes suffer from pain or reduced performance due to overuse injuries.

As clinic director, Laura Cooper believes in providing creative, meaningful programs for every patient. Outside of the clinic, Laura finds joy in playful moments with her kids and husband, in movement and in the spaciousness of time when she doesn’t have to pay attention to the clock.