Health Blog Category: Aches & Pains
The Benefits of Assisted Stretching for Flexibility, Recovery, and Pain Relief
Assisted stretching is a new and upcoming service gaining popularity among people of all ages and fitness levels. The best part is, EVERYONE can benefit from assisted stretching! Whether you are an athlete looking to improve performance, or someone seeking relief from tight muscles and pain, our professional assisted stretching sessions can help! Read this blog to learn more about assisted stretching, benefits, and who gets the most out of this service!
Read full blogUnlocking the Benefits of Regular Massage Sessions: Relax, Recover, and Rejuvenate
Life can be very stressful! Whether you are stressed from work, your social life, or a big test coming up…your body absorbs this stress and takes the brunt of it. This is where massage therapy comes in. Massage therapy is a powerful tool for enhancing overall health, and it is NOT just a luxury reserved for pampering. In addition to health, massage sessions also promotes relaxation and aides in recovery. Learn why you should book REGULAR massage sessions at Midland Sports Rehab and Freeland Sports Rehab!
Read full blogPrenatal Massage: The Benefits of Massage Therapy During Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it also comes with its own set of physical and emotional challenges. As the body undergoes significant changes, it’s common for expectant mothers to experience discomfort, pain, and stress. This is where massage therapy can play a pivotal role. At Midland and Freeland Sports Rehab, we believe in comprehensive care for all our patients, including those who are expecting. Read this blog to learn why massage therapy can be a wonderful addition to prenatal care.
Read full blogPain in Between the Shoulder Blades
Here at Midland Sports Rehab and Freeland Sports Rehab, whether working with general patients or athletes, we see a common issue: “tightness between the shoulder blades” or a stubborn “knot” that just won’t resolve. Learn how to effectively treat this pain LONGTERM.
Read full blogRelieving Low Back Pain for Desk Workers
In today’s world, many of us spend prolonged periods sitting throughout the day, often leading to discomfort and pain, particularly in the lower back. In this blog we will discuss practical ways you can alleviate discomfort, improve posture and promote long term well being when faced with working at a desk all day.
Read full blogDry Needling: A Key to Relieving Muscle Pain and Enhancing Mobility in Physical Therapy
Dry needling is a therapeutic technique that has gained popularity in the field of physical therapy. Despite its name, dry needling does not involve any medication or injections; instead, it uses fine, sterile needles to treat myofascial pain and dysfunction. Learn how dry needling can help with muscle pain and improve range of motion!
Read full blogFighting For Your Health: Acupuncture for Veterans
Not only do veterans fight for our country, but they must also fight for their health once returning from service. Studies have shown that acupuncture can alter brain chemistry by influencing the release of neurotransmitters and hormones, reducing symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, depression, and chronic pain. Learn about how acupuncture is a great therapy for veterans battling with mental health conditions and physical ailments.
Read full blogExploring the Different Types of Massage Therapy: Finding the Right One for You
Believe it or not, there are many different massage techniques to improve muscle health. At Midland and Freeland Sports Rehab, our expert massage therapist’s are trained and specialized in many different techniques. Learn about the many different types or massage, their benefits, and what to expect.
Read full blogDiving Deep: Deep Tissue Massage
n today’s fast-paced world, stress and tension have become an inseparable part of our lives. From hectic work schedules to demanding personal commitments, the pressures we face can take a toll on both our physical and mental well-being. Fortunately, there’s a soothing remedy that penetrates deep into our muscles, providing relief and rejuvenation: deep tissue massage therapy.
Read full blogHealthy Aging- Assisted Stretching for Elderly
As we age, taking care of our bodies becomes increasingly important. Assisted Stretching proves to be extremely beneficial for the health, wellness, and independence of the elderly.
Read full blogUnlocking the Fountain of Youth: The Importance of Stretch for Adults
As we age, our bodies undergo various changes. We become more prone to injury, our muscle health and range of motion decreases and flexibility declines. Incorporating a regular stretch routine ensures the longevity of muscles and helps keep you and your body healthier.
Read full blogIf You’re Living with Arthritis, There’s Hope – Find Relief with PT
There are over 100 types of arthritis that affect 50 million adults, and 300,000 children annually! Don’t live in pain, get relief with Physical Therapy!
Read full blogAre You Wearing the Proper Footwear During Squats?
Those of us concerned about maintaining a high level of fitness, from weekend warriors to professional athletes, rely on a solid set of core muscles to stabilize the body and allow us to perform at our best. Athletes are attempting to enhance their form to complete this essential activity better.
One of the essential workouts for core strength is the squat! According to renowned strength coach Mark Rippetoe, the squat is an exercise that stimulates those core muscles.
Read full blogAchy Joints Can be a Thing of the Past with Physical Therapy
Pain Relief is Right Around the Corner!
Do you wake up feeling rigid and aching in the morning? You may think, “Did I sleep wrong on my neck? Do I have to upgrade my mattress? ” It’s only natural for us to feel a little off from time to time when our day begins! However, if you notice that you are regularly waking up in pain, it may be time to go to a physical therapist.
Read full blog5 COMMON SPORTS INJURIES THAT PHYSICAL THERAPY CAN REMEDY
All physical activity comes with a certain level of risk, and because athletes put their bodies through so much stress, the risk of suffering an injury is much greater. As you might expect, the most common sports injuries are minor: abrasions, cramps, blisters, etc.
That said, more serious injuries happen all the time and are typically a result of overuse. For example, a golfer makes the same repeated swinging motion over the course of a round of golf.
Read full blog7 SIGNS YOU NEED TO MAKE A PHYSICAL THERAPY APPOINTMENT
For athletes, discomfort is a regular part of life. Not only does excelling in your chosen sport involve pushing yourself physically, but you can come out of even the most uneventful game or practice with soreness or mild abrasions.
And though it’s true that this is an unavoidable part of being active, there’s a difference between typical soreness and an issue that needs to be addressed by a professional. If you think you might need to make a physical therapy appointment but are unsure, we’re here to help.
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