In our physiotherapy center, A comprehensive, tailored, physiotherapy treatment plan is then created with a focus on your individual goals. Your physiotherapist will utilize a range of treatment techniques including manipulation, mobilization, soft-tissue massage, dry needling, stretching and rehabilitation exercises to help you reach your goals.
At Rowshon Physiotherapy Center we help patients with many different conditions. Please see the condition billow. Click each TAB for see details:
“Do you dread having to look up, down, or to one side because of the pain you know you’ll experience? Do you struggle for hours to find a sleeping position that doesn’t torture your neck? Has your neck never been the same since that scary car crash or sports accident? Neck pain can make ordinary actions and tasks a major chore, ruining your quality of life. What Causes Neck Pain?”
• Bulging or herniated discs.
• Osteoarthritis.
• Poor posture.
• Repetitive motion injuries.
• Whiplash.
If you’re sick of pain in the neck and you’re looking for non-surgical methods of ridding yourself of it, physical therapy can very likely turn your life around.
“Do you often experience shooting pain in your wrist and hands when you try to type, drive, chop fruit, write your shopping list or play with your dog? Do your fingers sometimes go numb and tingle, making it hard to get a firm grip when you try to lift a grocery bag or briefcase? Does it hurt to bend your elbow? Do sharp wrist pains wake you up at night? If you’re losing sleep and having a hard time with daily tasks, get the relief by scheduling an appointment with our RPC team today. What Causes Hand, Wrist and Elbow Pain? ”
• Arthritis
• Bursitis
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
• Tanis elbow
• Golfer elbow
• Sports, work and home injuries, or overuse from poor ergonomic movement
You can get a proper diagnosis from your physical therapist to pinpoint the reason behind your pain, so an individualized physical therapy treatment plan can help you get pain-free function back in your hands.
“Your hips and knees experience the brute force of your body’s exertion. Day after day, as you go through your routine and push your body to complete the tasks you demand of it, you are putting endless amount of pressure on your hips and knees. Hips and knee injuries are particularly difficult to recover from because providing these parts of your body with the rest they need to recover from an injury takes a lot of work. What Causes Hip and Knee Pain?”
• Arthritis
• Fractures
• Tendinitis
So how can you overcome hip and knee pain, then? The answer is right in front of you: physical therapy.
“Do you wince when you reach overhead, slip on a T-shirt, or roll over on your shoulder at night? If so, you probably know firsthand how debilitating and frustrating a shoulder pain condition can be. Whether you injured your shoulder in a recent accident, strained your shoulder by over-training, or simply are dealing with age-related shoulder joint dysfunction, you may find yourself struggling with day to day functions which you might have once taken for granted. What Causes Shoulder Pain?”
• Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder)
• Arthritis
• Inflammation
and swelling of the bursae.
• The shoulder join
t can become partially or fully dislocated
• Shoulder dislocation
due to significant trauma
• Rotator Cuff Tendonitis a
nd Shoulder Impingement
• SLAP tear
If any of this sounds like you, our RPC team wants you to know that relief and resolutions (drug- and surgery-free.
“Have you got a back injury that causes you pure agony? May be you have not just back pain but also other symptoms like pins and needles sensation in your back, buttocks, or legs. Back pain and the sciatic nerve disorder called sciatica are often connected, and they can come together to make your life absolutely miserable. What Causes Back Pain and Sciatic Nerve Pain?”
• Weight gain, including pregnancy related weight gain.
• Degenerative disc disease that occurs due to aging.
• Herniated disc, which can occur after an accident or in
jury also known as plid.
• Auto accidents
• Sports injuries
No matter what the reason for the back pain and sciatica, your physical therapist is here to help you feel better.
“Ankle injuries, despised by many, are one of the most common and debilitating injuries out there. Not only can an ankle injury cause you to be off your feet for extended periods of time due to further risk of injury, but they can lead to cancelled plans or putting away your favorite pair of shoes since you can no longer wear them. For those individuals that are hurting due to a previous ankle injury, proper knowledge concerning not only the ankle itself, but physical therapy treatment is vital. If your ankle is not receiving the proper care that it deserves, the risk of reinjuring, or further injuring, your ankle increases exponentially. What Causes Foot and Ankle Pain?”
• Plantar fasciitis • Arthritis • Postural imbalances or excess weight • Adhesions • Nerve damage or impingement You don’t have to let your foot and ankle pain dictate your mobility and comfort. Physical therapy can get you back on your feet again, so contact our RPC to talk to our physical therapist about a personalized treatment plan!
“Has getting in and out of your favorite chair become one of your least favorite activities? Do your joints feel decades older than the rest of you? Do you wish you could enjoy all your favorite activities without paying the price in pain and stiffness? If so, you’re probably one of with arthritis. What Causes Arthritis?”
• Reduction in the normal amount of cartilage tissue
• Infection or injury to the joints
• Autoimmune Disorder
Drugs may promise temporary pain relief, but their risks and side effects can outweigh the limited benefits they provide for your aching joints. But there’s a way to obtain a healthier, more effective form of relief — by contacting our RPC today and scheduling a course of physical therapy.
“Do you or someone in your household regularly participate in exercise, sports, or some other kind of physical activity? Have you sustained a sports injury as a result of your commitment to a healthy lifestyle? Is acute pain keeping you from competing, or is chronic pain affecting your performance? Our RPC team is here to help you get back in the game. What Causes Sports Injury?”
Sometimes • Acute sports trauma
• Improper warm-ups and cooldowns
• Poor nutrition
• Poor technique and sports-specific movement mechanics
• Over-training and inadequate rest and recovery
• Poor sleep
• Imbalances in
strength and flexibility
• Ill-fitting footwe
ar and equipment
• Running and playing su
rfaces and the way you engage them
Interested in healing naturally from a sports injury? Contact our physical therapy center today to get stronger, healthier, and pain-free, with a reduced risk of re-injury later in the season!.
“Have you been injured while at work and are now struggling with pain or limited mobility? You spend a lot of time at work, probably doing the same things many times per day. If you’ve experienced a work-related injury contact our RPC to find out how physical therapy can help get you on the road to recovery! What Causes Work Injuries”
When you’re at work there are often strict deadlines that have to be met and sometimes even more work than can be accomplished within the required time frame. This means people may rush, causing accidents to happen. When you combine too many repetitive motions with hectic schedules and the desire to prove yourself, it is a recipe for injury. There are several other specific causes of work-related injuries. Tripping, slipping, and falling often lead to injuries on the job. Sometimes distractions or overexertion will play a role in injuries as well. Call us to find out how physical therapy can help you recover from a work-related injury.
“Neurological conditions are challenging and having a team of these specialists on your side is very beneficial. Studies have shown that physical therapy is very beneficial to those who suffer from neurological conditions.Our physical therapists specialize in neurology work with a wide range of patients who may have the following conditions:”
• Parkinson’s disease
• Stroke
• Myopathy
• Gbs
• Cerebral palsy
• Multiple sclerosis
Our neurological physical therapists are specialized in the evaluation and treatment of individuals with movement difficulties due to an injury or disease of the nervous system.
