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Category Archives: Women’s Health
Prime of Life Yoga® Workshop
Midlife in America is changing. Men and women from the ages of 40 through 70-something are becoming more aware of the lifelong benefits and represent the largest population growth segment for yoga.
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Posted in Publication, Yoga, stretching, Osteoporosis, Gastro-Intestinal, Women's Health, Men's Health, Meditation, nutrition, Chronic pain, training, exercise
Tagged prime of life yoga, linda karl, midlife, biomechanics, pranayama, POLY, middle age
Lower Crossed Syndrome: Addressing a Common Condition
Holly Dybas, DPT, introduces a new series on social media addressing a common condition for people with low back pain and tight hips called lower crossed syndrome.
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Posted in Publication, stretching, Women's Health, Men's Health, Physical Therapy, Chronic pain, training, exercise
Tagged core strength, lower crossed syndrome, lowercross syndrome, holly dybas, LCS
Stress and Your Body: Building Awareness
Our nervous system produces a biological response to stress. Learn how this works, what types of stress require different responses, and how to manage stress being experienced.
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Posted in Publication, Yoga, stretching, Women's Health, Men's Health, Physical Therapy, Meditation, Chronic pain, training, exercise
Aging Expertly
What does aging expertly mean to you? Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for a series of videos on aging expertly from a physical therapy perspective.
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Posted in Yoga, Gluten-Free, stretching, Osteoporosis, Gastro-Intestinal, Women's Health, Men's Health, Research, Tai Chi, Total Gym, Massage Therapy, Manual Therapy, Physical Therapy, Body after Baby, Meditation, nutrition, Chronic pain, training, exercise, Personal Training, Creative in the Community
Tagged stretching, exercise, breathing, balance, personal training, aging expertly, expert aging, getting older, habits, hip strength, ankle strength, kyphosis, dorsiflexion, social
Why Should I See a Physical Therapist after Having a Baby?
Why should you visit a physical therapist after having a baby? The medical community is beginning to recognize many important reasons.
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November is Bladder Health Awareness Month
Are you thankful for bladder health? Incontinence may not be high on your list of concerns. Indeed, not having a bladder problem is something many of us take completely take for granted. Yet more than 25 million Americans right now …
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Posted in Publication, Women's Health, Men's Health, Manual Therapy, Physical Therapy, Body after Baby, Chronic pain, incontinence
Tagged jamie justice, bladder health, incontinence, nafc, women's health, men's health, lynn batalden, leakage, womens health certified specialist, stress incontinence, pelvic pain, pelvic dysfunction, urge incontinence
We are In-Network!
Chances are we are now in-network with your insurance company! Being able to accept most insurance was a big reason for our new partnership with Doctors of Physical Therapy. Take a look at this list of in-network insurers or call …
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Posted in Publication, Women's Health, Men's Health, Manual Therapy, Physical Therapy
Tagged physical therapy, insurance, direct access, in network
Fourth Trimester: “I Wish I’d Known this Sooner!”
Join us for a free workshop on the importance of postpartum care for new mothers. Dr. Nichole Wipert and Jamie Justice, PT, WCS present.
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Posted in Publication, Yoga, Osteoporosis, Women's Health, Massage Therapy, Manual Therapy, Physical Therapy, Body after Baby, nutrition, Chronic pain, exercise, incontinence, Personal Training, Creative in the Community
Tagged jamie justice, bladder health, incontinence, body after baby, diastasis, postpartum, sexual dysfunction, low back pain, postpartum yoga, fourth trimester, new mothers, obgyn, nichole wiepert, prolapse, pelvic pain, lactation, return to activity, postpartum depression, mental health
The Female Athlete Triad: Risks for the Young Female Athlete
Fall sports season is just beginning, and young women today enjoy a huge variety of sport. The many positive physical and psychological benefits of exercise and sports participation are well-known, but can these activities sometimes go too far and cause …
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Posted in Publication, stretching, Osteoporosis, Women's Health, nutrition, Chronic pain, training, exercise, Personal Training
Tagged osteoporosis, youth sports, personal training, female athletes, female triad, young athletes, justin hoffman, youth athletics, female athlete triad, amenorrhea, disordered eating
Postpartum Yoga
Postpartum yoga is appropriate for mothers–even adoptive mothers–in the years following birth.
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Posted in Yoga, stretching, Women's Health, Body after Baby, exercise, incontinence
Tagged yoga, body after baby, amy prais, postpartum yoga
