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WHY DO PEOPLE TURN TO PHYSICAL THERAPY?
In the past, people primarily looked to physical therapy as a means to recover from an injury. This is no-longer the case. We routinely see patients that are looking to . . .
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Manage / gain relief from chronic pain
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Prepare / condition prior to a procedure (e.g. knee / hip replacement)
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Rehabilitate following a procedure
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Prevent injury through strengthening & conditioning
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Rehabilitate from an injury
We treat ALL orthopedic conditions as well as some pelvic floor issues.
HOW DOES RESTORE APPROACH THE EVALUATION PROCESS AND ESTABLISH A PLAN OF CARE?
The team of therapists at Restore/FYZICAL take a holistic approach with each patient. Rather than just treat a specific injury or "pain area," our therapists work to discover the root cause of an issue before establishing a customized plan of care.
After treating a recent patient for chronic back pain, he remarked that none of his prior therapists had thought to check the alignment of his pelvis. After working to properly align his pelvis, this patient is enjoying a pain-free life for the first time in 23 years!
WHAT MODALITIES OR TECHNIQUES DOES RESTORE OFFER?
Our team is dedicated to being a leader in the most effective physical therapy techniques & investing in the latest technology. As a Restore patient, you will have access to an experienced team of therapists that leverage;
Ultrasound ~ Electrical stimulation ~ Aspen laser
Dry needling ~ Cupping ~ ETPS ~ Gua Sha
Heat & Ice therapy ~ Mechanical traction
Restore therapists also employ a variety of manual techniques . . .
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Muscle energy
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Myofascial release
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Postoral restoration
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Maitland approach
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Gait & Mobility
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Fall Prevention
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Balance Difficulties
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Lower Body Weakness
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Peripheral Neuropathy
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Posture and Coordination Training
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Concussion Therapy
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Vestibular Therapy
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Dizziness
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TMJ
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Parkinson's Disease
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Multiple Sclerosis
Balance & Vestibular Therapy
We now offer therapy to people in the community with neurological, balance, TMJ or geriatric related disorders. Our facility is complete with state-of-the-art equipment to assess and treat vertigo and balance disorders, providing the most effective rehabilitation programs available. We work with patients and their physician as a team to provide the best care that will return you to your highest level of function in the shortest possible time.
Vestibular Rehabilitation & Balance Therapy
Your Physical Therapist will design an exercise-based program to reduce dizziness-related problems and improve balance. A treatment plan will be developed that will improve your ability to function in activities of daily living, reduce your risk for falling, and, ultimately, improve your quality of life
Neurological Rehabilitation
Our physical therapists Rachel Gorman, DPT specializes in treating movement disorders associated with neurological conditions such as stroke, diabetic neuropathy, brain injury, concussion, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, cerebellar disorders, spinal cord injury, and many other conditions that result in difficulty with movement and daily functioning.
TMJ Treatment
Do you suffer from headaches, grinding of your teeth, clicking of your jaw or even ear pain? These can all be signs of Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome, also known as the temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJD). This a disorder of the jaw muscles and nerves caused by injury to the TMJ, which is the joint between your jaw and skull. Our physical therapist Kim Horton, PT will design a program to help reduce your pain, improve the motion of your jaw and improve your quality of life. One of the modalities we may recommend is our new Aspen Laser. It has proven results for quickly improving discomfort caused TMJ.
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Intrarectal or vaginal pelvic floor muscle assessment and treatment
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Bladder diaries, functional movement retraining, postural restoration training
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Bowl health for those with IBS involving diarrhea or constipation
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Pelvic pain including pudendal neuralgia
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Pressure management retraining to pelvic floor, diaphragm, and core
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Muscle energy techniques for lumbopelvic, sacrum, and coccyx
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Strength and conditioning pre and post partum
Pelvic Health
Pelvic floor physical therapy is a treatment for problems related to the pelvic floor. This specialized therapy includes exercises that can help relieve symptoms like pain, discomfort, and disruptions to your quality of life.
The Pelvic Floor
Everyone has a pelvic floor. It’s made up of the muscles that support the urinary and reproductive tracts. This group of muscles also controls your bladder and bowels.
In women, the pelvic floor keeps your bladder in place in the front and the vagina and rectum in the back. Your uterus is held in place at the top of the pelvic floor by muscles, tendons, and connective tissue. In men, the pelvic floor helps keep the bowels, bladder, urethra, and rectum in place.
The pelvic floor muscles attach to your tailbone and pubic bone. If the muscles in the pelvic floor are weak or don’t work as they should, this is called pelvic floor dysfunction.
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
When you have pelvic floor dysfunction, your pelvic muscles can’t relax or work together the way they should. If these muscles can’t relax, only tighten, you may have:
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Constipation
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Peeing frequently
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Trouble controlling your bowels or urine, leading to leaks
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Pain during sex in women
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Pre & Post Partum