Physical therapy is an obvious choice when you’ve injured your shoulder, sprained an ankle or are battling low back pain. But did you know that PTs are also trained to recognize the signs and symptoms of anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions?
Discover how pelvic floor PT can address urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, bowel issues, and other dysfunction, enhancing your comfort, mobility, and overall health.
Whether it’s raking leaves, pruning trees, or getting the garden ready for colder weather, fall cleanup can be physically demanding. Follow these tips to keep yourself safe and injury-free while tackling your fall to-do list.
While specializing in one sport can help athletes hone their skills, it also comes with risks. PT can play a crucial role in keeping our young athletes healthy, balanced, and fit.
Jake Gelrod recently marked his 5-year milestone with Therapeutic Associates PT and throughout the time and at every stage, says he has always felt tremendous support, both in his development as a clinician and as a manager.
At Therapeutic Associates PT, we have leaders in the field of pelvic health physical therapy and a multiplatform mentorship program that supports a unique and impactful career path.
