Do you have frequent neck and shoulder pain after spin class or any high-intensity group fitness class? Recently, we’ve worked several patients who have experienced
Many clients with Diastasis Recti are concerned that they are more vulnerable to herniation as a result of their condition. In fact, Diastasis Recti CAN
Often, we don’t realize that our hip does not have enough stability while we’re exercising. Your hip has many degrees of freedom. The leg either
Does my scoliosis contribute to my low back pain? We get this question from many of our patients. The answer is that it depends on
Pelvic floor physical therapists treat a variety of different pain, bowel, bladder, and sexual dysfunctions. We often use different manual or hands-on techniques for treating
Trigger Points in the muscles are often the cause of localized and referred pain throughout the body. Trigger Points in the Quadratus Lumborum (QL) muscles
We get asked a lot by our patients who are experiencing Pelvic Floor Dysfunction if scoliosis could be playing a role. The answer to this
Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Dysfunction is not usually associated with the pelvic floor. However, the relationship between the two dysfunctions is closer than most people realize.
Many of our patients who come to us with Piriformis Syndrome have already tried to treat it through massage therapy, chiropractic care or even physical
