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LSVT BIG vs. LSVT LOUD: What’s the Difference?

LSVT BIG vs. LSVT LOUD: What’s the Difference? LSVT BIG and LSVT LOUD are two specialized programs designed to help people with Parkinson’s Disease improve their movement and voice — but how are they different? Key Takeaways: What Is LSVT BIG? LSVT BIG is a specialized physical therapy program tailored to people with Parkinson’s Disease. […]

Physical Therapy for Freezing of Gait in Parkinson’s Disease

Freezing of Gait in Parkinson’s Disease and How Physical Therapy Helps Freezing of gait is a challenging symptom of Parkinson’s Disease — but physical therapy can help improve mobility, stability, and confidence in movement. Key Takeaways: Freezing of gait occurs when your feet suddenly feel “glued” to the ground, making it hard to move forward. […]

Can Parkinson’s Be Caused by Head Trauma?

Can Parkinson’s Be Caused by Head Trauma? Exploring the Connection Between Head Injury and Parkinson’s Disease Key Takeaways: The relationship between head trauma and Parkinson’s Disease is a growing area of research. Although not a direct cause for everyone, concussions and repeated head injuries may contribute to developing the condition. Can Parkinson’s Be Caused by […]

Do Parkinson’s Tremors Stop When Sleeping?

Do Parkinson’s Tremors Stop When Sleeping? Parkinson’s tremors are a hallmark symptom of the disease—but what happens when the body is at rest? Key Takeaways: Do Parkinson’s Tremors Stop When You Sleep? Yes, most people with Parkinson’s disease notice that their tremors stop—or significantly reduce—while sleeping. This is because tremors in Parkinson’s are related to […]

Can Scoliosis Cause Sciatica?

Can Scoliosis Cause Sciatica? When spinal curves go beyond the norm, can they compress your nerves too? Let’s explore the connection between scoliosis and sciatica. Key Takeaways: Can scoliosis cause sciatica? Yes — scoliosis can cause sciatica, especially when spinal curvature in the lumbar region places pressure on the sciatic nerve or its roots. The […]

Band Exercises for Shoulder Strength & Stability

Band Exercises for Shoulder Strength & Stability Key Takeaways: What are the best band exercises for shoulder strength? The best resistance band exercises for shoulder strength include: These exercises help improve stability, mobility, and functional control—key for avoiding pain and preventing injury. Why Use Resistance Bands for Shoulders? Resistance bands offer variable resistance, which means […]

Therapy for Shoulder Tendonitis: Effective Treatments That Promote Healing

Therapy for Shoulder Tendonitis: Effective Treatments That Promote Healing Key Takeaways: What is the Fastest Way to Heal Shoulder Tendonitis? The fastest and most effective way to heal shoulder tendonitis is through a structured physical therapy program. This typically includes rest, controlled movement, manual therapy, anti-inflammatory modalities (like ice or ultrasound), and eventually strengthening exercises […]

Sports Injury Rehabilitation: From Recovery to Peak Performance

Sports Injury Rehabilitation: From Recovery to Peak Performance Get back in the game safely and stronger—discover how physical therapy plays a vital role in sports injury rehabilitation. Key Takeaways Sports injury rehab focuses on recovery, pain reduction, and reconditioning after an injury. Customized rehab programs can restore strength, mobility, and prevent reinjury. Common sports injuries […]

Hand Braces for Arthritis: How They Help and What to Look For

Hand Braces for Arthritis: How They Help and What to Look For Ease your joint pain and improve function—learn how the right hand brace can support you or a loved one living with arthritis. Key Takeaways Hand braces can reduce pain, inflammation, and stiffness caused by arthritis. They provide support during daily activities and prevent […]

How Long Does It Take to Recover from a Dislocated Elbow?

How Long Does It Take to Recover from a Dislocated Elbow? Key Takeaway:Dislocated elbow recovery typically takes 3 to 6 weeks for mild cases, and up to 3 months or more for severe or complex dislocations. Recovery time varies based on the severity, age, and whether surrounding ligaments or bones were also injured. Physical therapy […]

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