Future Physical Therapy, LLC

You are a survivor, now what? Cancer treatment leave so many effects in their wake. Come get specialty physical therapy to get quality back in your life!

ATTENTION: Mommas 🎉😍 We want baby pictures!...if you attended PT during pregnancy or post-partum, we'd like to hang a picture of your baby in the clinic! I have had this vision for a while, but I need your help! It does not matter how long ago you attended Future Physical Therapy, we want to honor your hard work bringing life into this world by displaying your tiny human on our baby board! Email pictures to futurephysicaltherapy@gmail.com and we will print them! Come by and see us any time with updates on you and your little one(s)...we love visitors!

Spread Pelvic Pain Awareness! #spreadawareness #pelvicpainawareness #PelvicPT

We are still on the hunt for our next PT team member. Our primary need is at our Foley clinic and this position can be tailored to applicant for Full Time, Part Time, or PRN.

What is Pain catastrophizing? "Pain catastrophizing is the tendency to describe a pain experience in exaggerated terms, to ruminate on it, and/or to feel helpless about the experience." It is thinking the worst about every little pain. Worry. Anxiety. Fear. All emotions that heighten the body's awareness of the pain. Pain is a very personal experience. It is affected by past experiences, both our own and those close to us. This is often why the traditional medical system has poor ability to provide lasting relief for pain complaints. Physical Therapy at Future Physical Therapy can help you make strides towards control over the emotions you experience with pain AND the source of the pain itself! #physicaltherapy #futurephysicaltherapy #painexperience #emotions

Future Physical Therapy has a team of specialty therapists that can help with exercises and education to manage pain, numbness, fatigue, incontinence, balance disorder, and many other effects of cancer treatments. Prostate cancer, breast cancer (treatments), pelvic organ cancer, colon cancer, and bladder cancer all affect the pelvic region. We are experts in approaching these areas with extra knowledge of the muscles, nerves, and function of these systems. #cancer #pelvicPT #physicaltherapy #futurephysicaltherapy

On this last day of Cancer Prevention Awareness Month we want to share: Cancer Screenings by Age Cervical cancer - Pap smear every 3 years beginning at age 25. Colon cancer - Colonoscopy (or Cologuard) beginning at age 45. Breast cancer - Mammogram annually beginning at age 45 (or 40 with certain risk factors). Prostate cancer - PSA levels should be checked at age 45 (or 40 with certain risk factors). Lung cancer - A “low-dose” CT scan is recommended for smokers beginning at age 50. Source: https://zurl.co/3q8Q Obviously there are a lot of factors that go into these recommendations, especially if you are in a “high risk” category or have a family history of one of these cancers. Always talk to your primary care doctor about any changes you notice with your body! #prevention #cancerawareness #pelvicPT #physicaltherapy #WELLNESS #Awareness

Does your baby have a "preferred side"? They may have tightness in their neck muscles that could lead to Plagiocephaly (or flat head syndrome). We can get them moving better in just a few visits of PT! "Torticollis is a condition in which the neck is involuntarily in a turned or twisted position. It can affect children and adults. There are two main types of torticollis—congenital (present at birth) and acquired." BOTH of my babies had a mild form of torticollis. Because it can affect the ability to establish successful breastfeeding, we see these babies as early as a few days old! #pediatricPT #torticollis #flatheadsyndrome #lactationcounseling #physicaltherapy #futurephysicaltherapy