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Concussion Blog Part 3 – Headaches (HA) and Whiplash Associated Disorder (WAD)

Following a concussion it is not uncommon to experience a headache. Here are the various types of headaches that may…

In unraveling the challenges of concussion management, practitioners start with understanding the patient's baseline. Baseline refers to pre-injury…

Especially through the recent pandemic, cycling has becoming an increasingly popular form of exercise for its low impact…

By: Chelsea Brown, PT, DPT Suffering from a concussion and not feeling like yourself? Gone are the days…

Dry Needling – What to know? Dry Needling is a highly effective modality used in Physical Therapy for…

soma system® for Our Patients Katherine Hartsell, PTA We introduced soma system® to our patients at Boston Sports…

Injury Prevention: Should your high school student be in the weight room? Many parents wonder whether or not…

What Is Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)? What is POTS? POTS stands for postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. It…

Pointe Readiness: When is the Optimal Time to Start Pointe Work? Michelle Perry PT, DPT The combined forces…

C-Sections and Physical Therapy Kim Breslin, DPT It is no myth in society that pregnancy, labor, and delivery…

Exercising During Pregnancy: Good or Bad? This a question we hear a lot working a women’s health physical…

Foam Rolling the IT Band Elyse Harrop, DPT If you’re a runner, at one point or another you’ve…

Blood Flow Restriction Training: Just a fad, or a future in PT Recently more and more articles about Blood Flow Restriction Training (BFR) have…