Nourishing Both Mom and Baby: Understanding Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) in Postpartum Breastfeeding Recovery
Welcoming a new life into the world is a beautiful and transformative experience, but it also comes with its challenges.
Among the many considerations during this time, breastfeeding is often a top priority for new moms. However, the journey of breastfeeding and postpartum recovery can be complex, and for some mothers, the path of breastfeeding intersects with another complex issue: relative energy deficiency or (RED-S).
Using Intensity in Your Physical Activity to Optimize Your Health Benefits!
We’re excited to share key guidelines that underscore the importance of physical activity for adults, contributing to improved overall health and well-being. These guidelines aim to encourage individuals to move more and sit less throughout the day, emphasizing that any amount of physical activity is beneficial.
What Does Aging Mean to You?
Let’s talk about Overcoming Ageism in order to “Age Well”
When we think about aging often, we think of the most negative aspects of “growing old”, words such as frail, sick, confused, slow, and weak dominate our ideas of what it means to age. Our society has placed limitations on the older population by constructing “acceptable” tasks a person in their 60’s, 70’s and 80’s should safely be performing.
A Season of Sweetness: Unwrapping the Impact of Sugar on Pain During the Holidays
Unwrapping the Impact of Sugar on Pain During the Holidays
Does Your Hip Pop or Snap with Movement? Exploring the Causes and Solutions
In this newsletter, we'll delve into the factors behind this phenomenon and how physical therapy can help you find relief and restore optimal hip function.
New Midtown Location
Dear valued patients,
We are excited to announce that Progressive Physical Therapy has expanded our services to a new location in midtown!
Our new office is located at 2221 Northern Lights Blvd in the Charter College Building, at the intersection of Lake Otis.
Concussions
Acute and Persistent Concussion Syndrome. Erin Newton PT, DPT recently brought our clinical focus to concussion management after completing a comprehensive course on the most current research and management of people who have sustained a concussion. Her timing on the topic is apropos with high school sports ramping up as students return to school, and the looming change of seasons which has most of us dusting off our skis and HELMETS!
Can Physical Therapy help headaches?
YES!! Physical therapy can help with almost all types of headaches. Headaches are multifactorial and can be contributed to by many factors including: Stress, Sleep disturbance, Menstration, Food intolerances, Genetic predisposition, Neck and jaw pain…
Suffering from Neck Pain?
Wondering why treatment hasn’t helped in the past? There are 4 different types of neck pain which respond to unique combinations of treatments to achieve optimal outcomes.
First study (EVER) on C-section scar mobilization!
That's right! Did you know that up until now we didn't have any studies on C-section scar mobilization?! CRAZY especially considering its the go-to rehab strategy after Cesarean. This was a pre-post study design (no control group) that shows some initial thoughts on mechanical properties that change after completing scar mobilization.
Running Related Injuries
3 out of 4 runners will sustain a running related injury. These injuries typically develop slowly over a couple of weeks although may not become painful or limiting until tissue damage has occurred. Injuries to the runner are primarily due to the imbalance between a load capacity (resiliency of runners tissues) and a load force (runners ability to control forces applied to the lower limb with each stride of gait).