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Recent Clinic Blog Posts

In this guide, we’ll share exercises and workstation adjustments that can help you maintain good posture, relieve neck and back strain, and improve shoulder health — all with minimal time investment.
Neck pain can be a manifestation of lack of movement, tension from stress and muscles that yearn for activity. There are several ways to manage neck pain, including these three favorites.
Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause numbness, tingling and sometimes pain and weakness to the hand. These symptoms can make it difficult to hold, grip or manipulate small objects, and makes writing and keyboard use challenging. Physical therapy can help reduce symptoms and relieve pain associated with this condition.

All Therapeutic Associates Blog Posts

Health & Wellness
Exercise benefits everyone — but staying active looks different for every body, age, and life situation. Learn why movement matters and how to make it work for you.
Exercise, health and wellness, physical therapy
Physical Therapy
As musculoskeletal experts, PTs have the experience and knowledge to help you reach your movement goals. As a patient, you have the power to do what it takes to achieve the most optimal outcome.
Company Culture, physical therapy
Fitness
Constant aches or movement issues? A physical therapist explains what muscle imbalances are, how they develop, and the key steps to restoring balance and preventing future injury.
injury prevention
Pelvic Health
Pelvic pressure, bladder changes, constipation, brain fog? Learn how estrogen impacts pelvic health during perimenopause and menopause, and how pelvic floor PT helps.
pelvic floor, pelvic floor physical therapy
Conditions
Still doing crunches for back pain? You might be missing the real cause. Discover why true core stability starts with your breath and pelvic floor.
back pain, core strength, low back pain, Pelvic Health, physical therapy
Pelvic Health
Leaking when you sneeze? Struggling with urgency? Learn how your pelvic floor and core work together — and how physical therapy can help.
core strength, incontinence, pelvic floor, Pelvic Health

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