Acute and Chronic Pain…What’s the difference?
Acute and Chronic Pain…What’s the difference? This week we were able to speak with Adam R. Wilson, PA-C, from Harborside Spine & Sports Center. Adam is a graduate of Central
Acute and Chronic Pain…What’s the difference? This week we were able to speak with Adam R. Wilson, PA-C, from Harborside Spine & Sports Center. Adam is a graduate of Central
GOOD POSTUREMore than just listening to your MotherSandy Willoughby PT, CSCS, CAPP-OB Posture is defined by Merium Webster as ‘the way in which your body is positioned when you
Sandy Willoughby PT, CSCS, CAPP-OB Years ago a fellow health care provider described Physical Therapy as “passive” when we were talking about our approach to patient care. He was
Today we have an interview with Dr. Eugene Wang, discussing Elbow Tendonitis. Elbow Tendonitis What is your medical background?I am board-certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and sub specialize
Just a Quick Thought for Female Runners Over the Age of 25 by Jeff Samyn, PT, OCS, CSCSPhysical therapists, and most medical professionals for that matter, often see fluctuations in
Balance is key to staying upright! by Sandy Willoughby, PT, CSCS, CAPP-O While rushing to put on my yoga pants the other day, I almost fell. I was standing
Cervicogenic Headaches Headaches are an occasional occurrence for many of us and a part of daily life for some of us. There are several different varieties of headaches; migraine, tension,
Postpartum “Jelly Bellies”By Sandy Willoughby PT, CSCS, CAPP-OB “Jelly Belly” is not a medical term found in the literature but any woman who has had a baby knows what “Jelly
Orthotics: Good for the Sole Did you know that only about 25% of the population have a foot type that is considered to be well-aligned? Another 25% are called
Getting Your Body Ready for Bow Season Bow season is coming up soon, and PT’s across Michigan are getting ready to see some sprains and strains associated with drawing a