Mar10th 2026When Dianne (not her real name) first came to , she felt off-balance with every step. She described her walking pattern as “awkward and uneven,” and although she wasn’t in significant pain, she noticed increased fatigue with simple activities like grocery shopping or climbing stairs. Dianne had recently recovered from hip surgery, but even months
Feb20th 2026The McKenzie Method is a popular approach to physical therapy. And yet, we’ve found that many patients don’t fully understand what it is or what it can accomplish. That’s why we want to take the time to clear up some common McKenzie Method misconceptions! The McKenzie Method (sometimes known as Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy or
Feb10th 2026Physical Therapy Offers Effective Treatment for BPPV Symptoms Have you ever experienced a sudden spinning sensation when you roll over in bed or tilt your head back? Millions of people worldwide experience this dizzying condition known as Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). While this condition can be unsettling, the good news is that physical therapy
