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Physical Therapy helps with various conditions and helps to enhance a person's physical functions. PT’s aim is to improve a person's range of movement and quality of life by helping prevent further injury or disability. A physical therapist works in a lot of different healthcare settings including private practices, hospitals, sports and fitness, schools etc. They also help from the start to finish by diagnosing a patient and then helping them through stages of recovery. PT’s also use different kinds of therapy to help patients. They can use heat, moist heat, and cold therapy, and also light therapy to help their patient get better. Many Physical therapists deal with a wide variety of medical conditions, but they work to optimize recovery and to educate a person on how to optimize their movement patterns. Depending on what you want to do with physical therapy there are so many different types of physical therapy paths you can take. In the end any kind of PT wants their patients to get better and recover as fast as possible.

🌟 **Celebrating Physical Therapists!** 🌟 Let's recognize the incredible work of physical therapists (PTs) and the vital role they play in our healthcare system. These dedicated professionals are experts in movement and rehabilitation, helping individuals recover from injuries, manage chronic pain, and improve their overall quality of life. 🤸♂️ **What Do Physical Therapists Do?** PTs assess and diagnose physical issues, designing personalized treatment plans that may include exercises, manual therapy, and education. They are not just focused on recovery; they empower patients to regain strength and mobility, enabling them to return to their daily activities with confidence. 👩⚕️ **Who Benefits from Their Expertise?** The benefits of physical therapy extend far and wide. From athletes recovering from sports injuries to seniors working to maintain their independence, everyone can gain from PT services. Additionally, those recovering from surgery or dealing with chronic conditions like arthritis find invaluable support through tailored rehabilitation programs. 💪 **A Call to Action** Let’s acknowledge the hard work and dedication of physical therapists everywhere! If you’ve benefited from their services, share your story in the comments below. #PhysicalTherapy #HealthcareHeroes #Rehabilitation #Wellness #InjuryRecovery

Movement means independence. Movement is life! Great article from @ncoaging on how physical therapy can help us prevent injuries, build and maintain our quality of life as we get older. https://lnkd.in/eQqmuHC3

Many medical practices are harmful. I know from many-fold experience. Some of the practices are harmful because different medical branches are unaware of how the body works as a system - they don't see the full picture and have a narrow focus. I have seen a number of physical therapists in my life and every single one of them caused harm. None of them meant to cause harm, but due to their ignoring my feedback and/or being ignorant of neurology, forced me to do exercises that injured me or made injuries worse. At the end of last year I made a video that included some of the information that could help physical therapists. One prominent physical therapist with a large following accused me of spreading “misinformation.” In their response video they misquoted me, either maliciously or because they were grossly ignorant of the medical science. A number of other medical practitioners hopped on, while at the same time others validated the information in the video. Here is a follow-up video that addresses one of the areas that those medical workers were confused about. The information in this video has been reviewed as accurate by my NMT with 36 years of experience. #MuscleTone #PhysicalTherapy #PT #Disability #StressResponse #NervousSystemRegulation #ChronicPain #ChronicFatigue #ChronicIllness #POTS #EhlersDanlos #MuscleWeakness #Fatigue #MuscleFatigue #Therapy

Vertigo: How about Verti-NO Newest blog post on Vertigo and how Doctors of Physical Therapy are Essential to treating this condition https://lnkd.in/eTbd3m2G

Let's continue what we have started discussing in the last post. Vestibular Rehabilitation: Vestibular rehabilitation is a specialized form of therapy designed to address vestibular disorders and improve balance, reduce dizziness, and enhance overall function. It is typically delivered by healthcare professionals, such as physical therapists or occupational therapists, who have expertise in treating vestibular conditions. The goals of vestibular rehabilitation include: 1. Decreasing symptoms: Through specific exercises and maneuvers, vestibular rehabilitation aims to reduce dizziness, and other symptoms associated with vestibular disorders. 2. Improving balance and coordination: Rehabilitation exercises target the underlying impairments in balance and coordination, helping individuals regain stability and confidence in their movements. 3. Enhancing functional abilities: Vestibular rehabilitation focuses on improving everyday activities affected by vestibular dysfunction, such as walking, climbing stairs, and driving. 4. Promoting compensation: In cases where the vestibular system cannot fully recover, vestibular rehabilitation helps individuals adapt and compensate for their deficits, maximizing their functional abilities. Treatment approaches may include habituation exercises, gaze stabilization exercises, balance training, and sensory integration techniques. The specific treatment plan is tailored to each individual's needs based on their assessment results and goals. #VestibularRehabilitation #Dizziness #PhysicalTherapy #OccupationalTherapy #BalanceTraining #FunctionalRestoration #SensoryIntegration #HabituationExercises #GazeStabilizationExercises #QualityofLife

Peads Rehabilitation in progress. Remember to always consult with a medical professional or physical therapist before starting any exercise routine, especially during Rehabilitation.#drhafizhassan #hafizphysiotherapycenter #drlife #physiolife #physio #bestphysio #physiotherapy #handrehabilitation #handtherapy #handcare