Find out what you're dealing with through a well-rounded approach that covers adjacent and contributing body parts and movement patterns. 

In a hands-on approach for stiffness and pain relief, joint mobilization brings healthy movement and blood flow to the joint.

Dry needling uses acupuncture needles and a variety of techniques to target trigger points and referred pain patterns from dysfunctional motor units in muscle tissue.

Based on your evaluation, your therapist will provide you with specific instructions and modifications for exercises to address your pain or movement and strength deficits.

Your home exercise program will begin during your very first appointment, and will continue to be updated as you progress. There will be a smooth transition from a home program into a workout plan that you can integrate into your fitness routine for long-term health.

In addition to joint mobilizations, manual therapy consists of a variety of soft tissue massage, scraping, cupping, muscle energy technique, contract/relax, and more.

Physical therapy shouldn't stop at exercise. Address your ability to attain and maintain appropriate postures in your sport and workplace, and create lifelong habits the right way.

Not exactly sure what you're dealing with? Physical therapists are clinical doctors, which means they are trained to perform special tests to help diagnose injury. Get answers and get to the root of your problem.