Resources

Pregnancy can come with some physical discomfort. Our physical therapists who specialize in women’s health incorporate various exercises and treatment methods to help ease the discomfort of pregnancy. Here are a few common complaints we’ve ... Read More

Studies have found that arthritis pain worsens in colder, wet climates as compared to warmer, drier ones. Although the pain may not feel quite as severe during the summer months, arthritis still requires treatment and ... Read More

Thousands of accidents occur in workplaces each year, many of which are very serious that cause injuries that require immediate medical attention and take a long time to heal and recover from. Being out of ... Read More

With any sport comes the risk of an injury. Sports injuries occur daily and range from minor to major injuries that could keep you from playtime. If you get an injury, it is important to ... Read More

With basketball season now in full swing, early-season jitters have worn off and games have become more and more competitive. The physical demand to excel in this game can be great, meaning the risk of ... Read More

Have you been dealing with pain around your shoulder joint? Does your joint feel unstable or weak? If this is the case, you may be dealing with a swimmer’s shoulder. At MOTION, our team has ... Read More

After your knee replacement surgery, your doctor will refer you to physical therapy to help you overcome pain and disability and maximize your functional mobility. Most physicians consider physical therapy a critical step in the ... Read More

Falls are the leading cause of death and injury for Americans aged 65 and older. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports one of every four senior citizens falls each year, with over ... Read More

Range of motion (ROM) means how far and in what direction you can move a joint or muscle. Although joint and muscle flexibility varies for each person, researchers have determined numerical values for the “normal” ... Read More

When you hear the term “occupational therapy,” do you think it means therapy for people who have sustained workplace injuries? It is a common misperception. While occupational therapists do work with work-related issues, their scope ... Read More