Foot pain can be a debilitating condition that affects your overall quality of life. Whether you're an athlete, a busy professional, or someone who enjoys long walks through the park, foot pain can put a damper on your daily activities. However, there's hope in the form of physical therapy. In this blog, we will explore how physical therapy can play a crucial role in alleviating foot pain, allowing you to step into a pain-free future.

National Physical Therapy Month is an opportunity to celebrate the profound impact that physical therapy has on healing, preventing injuries, and enhancing overall health. Physical therapists are not just healers but also educators, partners in health, and champions of well-being. Their work reaches far beyond the clinic, touching the lives of countless individuals, and helping them lead healthier, happier lives.

Before you slip into those stylish flip-flops or strappy sandals, it's important to consider your foot health. Your choice of footwear can significantly impact the health of your feet, so let's explore the most popular and foot-friendly options for the summer season.

Our Brooklyn Massage Therapist lays out (pun intended) what to expect before, during and after getting massage therapy, and some things to ask for as a client you may not have thought of, to ensure you have the most enjoyable experience.

Summer encourages people to be more active, pushing their physical boundaries to embrace new challenges and get outside. While this is undoubtedly a positive aspect, it also contributes to an increase in sports injuries. As physical therapists, it's important to acknowledge and address this surge in injuries by spreading awareness and promoting preventive measures.

Nearly 5 million people in the United States have fibromyalgia. This chronic condition causes widespread pain, fatigue, and cognitive issues. It can be difficult to manage and can severely impact quality of life. The best treatment plans combine exercise, modalities and education. Physical therapists are experts in all three, so they're the perfect practitioner to help!

Avid pickleball athletes now even have their own leagues and teams. It’s the real dill. While such a seemingly innocuous sport, this pickleball playing trend is leading to an uptick in pickleball injuries and visits to the doctor. 

Massage has so many benefits, from pain relief, to increased mobility, to relaxation. Let’s talk about individual massage modalities, what they are and what they offer.

While yoga has been in practice for decades, in the last ten years, it has become increasingly popular as a modern practice to support both physical health and spiritual health in tandem. So what exactly does yoga do for the body and spirit, and can it be beneficial for you to add to your routine? We’ll break down our thoughts below.

Setting healthy goals for the New Year is a great way to work on your well-being, but only if you can stick to them. The key is to set realistic goals and measure your progress so you can remain motivated.

There is strong evidence suggesting that movement is a valuable predictor of future health and resilience against disease. Moving well can keep you healthier and help you live longer. There are a few simple tests that  that show the power of movement when it comes to predicting future health.

As a Massage Therapist the most asked question by far is "How often should I receive a Massage?" There are many variables that can lead you to an answer. The answer depends on ones physical needs, pain levels, stress levels, emotional needs & of course the budget.

Making the decision to live a healthier life can mark a huge turning point for you. Positive changes can make you feel better both physically and mentally. While personal longevity and happiness should be your top priority when planning your new lifestyle, it doesn't hurt to keep in mind the possible financial benefits.

COPD is a form of lung disease and is irreversible, but if diagnosed and treated early, symptoms of COPD can be treated and managed. You can slow or even stop progression of further damage with alternative treatments such as massage therapy.

Physical therapists are experts in dealing with injuries, but your PT can't help if they don't know about your injury!