Integral Physical Therapy
Its spring! and yes its time to get your mojo back “on”….. Time to blow all those cobwebs off your bicycle and find your trail running shoes and get moving again. Here at The Movement Studio we are gearing up to offer some Spring and Summer Workshops for small groups who are interested in getting some postural advice regarding their…
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If you are experiencing pain and stiffness after an extended period of sitting on the job, these tips will help. 1. Check Your Chair First off, make sure your chair is a good fit. Meaning, many chairs are too deep from front to back and they leave us in a position that isn’t good for our back. We might sit…
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A Possible Missing Piece In Fibromyalgia Treatment Most physical therapy treatment for Fibromyalgia includes postural exercise, gentle massage and stretching. These methods are great but can be limited if the underlying cause is not addressed. The main issue I have heard from clients over the years is that they are unable to exercise… its just too painful and sometimes even…
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Your right hip hurts. You don’t remember doing anything that caused the pain. There was no distinct injury or accident. Maybe you have looked up stretches or exercises and nothing has made a difference. Pain is just a message your body is sending. The trick is learning to read what the messages say. Thanks to observations and techniques from the…
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Let’s face it. Sitting is a dilemma. We are sitting more and more and there is no magic chair that’s a one size fits all for everyone. Here are a couple of things to consider. Could you actually be sitting up too straight? I see this pattern in my practice all the time. People are sitting and sort of perching…
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OUCH!! Or maybe you used a different word as you stubbed your toe in the dark. If you stub your toe, you know why your toe hurts. But the pain that makes your day to day life more difficult is usually from a less obvious cause. For many people, there was no single incident that started their pain. The joint…
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