Manual & Sports Physical Therapy

A specialized type of physical therapy delivered with the hands instead of a device or machine, shown to be more effective than exercise alone in treating pain.

Personalized exercise programs tailored to the patient’s specific needs and goals.

Education on proper body posture to support long-term musculoskeletal health.

Instruction and training on correct movement patterns to enhance function and prevent injury.

Pilates-based exercises incorporated into rehabilitation to improve strength, flexibility, and control.

Exercise programs designed to improve athletic performance and prevent sports-related injuries.

Therapeutic exercises and education focused on preventing bone density loss.

Individualized exercise regimens to prepare for and recover from surgery.

Techniques aimed at retraining neuromuscular pathways to restore proper movement and function.

Training exercises to improve balance and body awareness.

Therapy for patients experiencing dizziness and balance disorders due to inner ear dysfunction.

Design and fabrication of custom and temporary orthotic devices to support and align the musculoskeletal system.

Use of therapeutic ultrasound to promote tissue healing and reduce pain.

Use of electrical currents to stimulate muscles and reduce pain or spasm.

Mechanical traction applied to the cervical or lumbar spine to relieve pressure and pain.

Application of light energy to tissues to reduce pain and inflammation.

Use of electrical current to deliver anti-inflammatory medication transdermally.

Video-based analysis of gait and running mechanics to identify dysfunctions and guide treatment.