Therapeutic Associates Pasco Physical Therapy

Recent Clinic Blog Posts

Good balance can help you stay on your feet, reduce your risk of injury, and improve your coordination. Boost your balance by adding these 4 exercises into your workouts.
In this comprehensive blog, we will explore causes, symptoms, and treatment options for Achilles tendinitis, emphasizing the pivotal role of physical therapy in restoring your strength and allowing you to resume your beloved activities pain-free.
Correcting bad posture is a continuous process that requires mindfulness and regular exercise, but the benefits for your overall health and well-being are well worth the effort.
Ankle flexibility, strength, and balance are essential for proper movement, injury prevention, and overall body balance and coordination. Incorporating these five exercises into your workout routine can help reduce the risk of injury and improve athletic performance.
Back pain is a common issue that affects millions of people worldwide. It can have a significant impact on our daily lives and can be difficult to manage. These four stretches are my top picks to help alleviate back pain.
Some people just simply wake up dizzy one morning – the room is spinning and then, eventually, it settles down and feels normal again. But, if the feeling as if the room is spinning comes back every time you move your head in a certain way or you move your...
The physical therapy team at Therapeutic Associates Pasco Physical Therapy values the opportunity to provide essential healthcare services to their local communities. Clinic director Kyle Stewart prioritizes a personalized, team approach to patient care, working to ensure every patient enjoys their recovery, even when it’s hard.
Swimming is a great full-body workout capturing movement from all four limbs - arms and legs. It requires speed, consistency, endurance, strength and power. Performing dryland exercises elevates your training in ways water-based training alone simply cannot achieve and has been shown to reduce injury rates in swimmers. Take your...
As the outdoor conditions change with the season, various factors come into play that can affect our balance and our ability to prevent a fall. Reduce your risk with these tips and exercises.

All Therapeutic Associates Blog Posts

Clos up of many sets of feet on a run or in a race.
Athletic Performance
Running a Turkey Trot or holiday 5K? Get 5 PT-approved tips for warm-ups, pacing, recovery, and fueling to stay injury-free on Thanksgiving 2025.
Exercise, Running
at the end of a build day for GoBabyGo as a PT Day of Service project, team members from Therapeutic Associates celebrate their accomplishment
Company Culture
Physical therapists volunteer for Go Baby Go Oregon, building adaptive ride-on cars that give children with disabilities independence, mobility, and joy.
careers, Company Culture
a snow sport enthusiast in a red jacket snowboarding down a mountain slope
Athletic Performance
Preparing in advance ensures that your body is ready to handle the dynamic movements, quick reflexes, and high-intensity nature of snowboarding and skiing.
injury prevention, snow sports
woman takes time to move outdoors while on a call
Health & Wellness
Exercise does not require a gym, special equipment, or high intensity. Down to its core, exercise is simply movement. Despite being busy, most of us have plenty of time to move around every day.
Exercise
Carrying-gifts
Current Affairs
Sometimes injuries happen even when proper precautions are taken. If you make a wrong move and end up suffering a strain or sprain, the physical therapists at Therapeutic Associates can help.
injury prevention
Dry needling is a therapeutic technique where trained physical therapists insert thin, sterile needles into myofascial trigger points—tight bands or knots in muscle tissue that cause pain and restrict movement.
Physical Therapy
By targeting the root of muscular pain and dysfunction, dry needling helps patients move better, feel stronger, and recover faster.
dry needling, pain relief, physical therapy, recovery

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