Boost your child’s mood, energy, and focus with fun morning exercises! From animal walks to dance parties, discover easy ways to start the day with movement.
Low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common musculoskeletal conditions in the United States, and dry needling has shown promising results in treating this condition.
Return to Clinic Home Road Closure Notice Impacting Therapeutic Associates Physical Therapy – Eagle N. Fisher Park Way, the road next to our clinic, is closing for construction starting October 4, 2024. The closure is set to occur on N. Fisher Park Way between W. State St. and the roundabout...
While she has dedicated more than three decades to a career in physical therapy, outside of work, Lisa can usually be found outdoors – on long walks or adventurous hikes, or in the kitchen – perfecting recipes for healthy meals and treats to enjoy with her family.
As a PT, seeing patients get back to the things they love with the help of physical therapy motivates and energizes Mindy English. Outside of the clinic, time with family and friends fills her bucket and keeps her smiling every day.
Whatever brings a patient to the Therapeutic Associates Physical Therapy – Eagle clinic, their personal story and individual goals are what drive their treatment plan. Through personalized care, the clinic team strives to keep people moving and enjoying all the things they love.
Encouraging your kids to stay active can be easier than you think — especially when you show them how fun and rewarding movement can be. Being an active role model matters, and it can set the stage for a healthier future for your children.
Relieve TMJ pain with physical therapy. Learn how targeted exercises, posture correction, and manual therapy can ease jaw discomfort and improve function.
When he’s not helping patients reclaim their mobility and thrive, Denzil is out conquering ultra-marathons, pushing his limits on some of the most breathtaking trails in the country.
Discover how aerobic exercise can boost your heart health. Explore diverse workouts, practical tips, and recent research to enhance your cardiovascular wellness.
If you’re trying to improve your heart health, it’s as simple as putting one foot in front of the other. Walking is a safe and effective way to not only improve aerobic capacity, but also reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, and cancer.
Fastpitch softball pitchers face unique injury risks. Learn how strength training, mechanics, and prevention strategies can keep you performing at your best.
