Karen Bagnardi, MPT, CAFS, 3DMAPS® Certified
Graduate Physical Therapy School: Emory University
Undergraduate School: Gettysburg College
Professional Profile
Karen Bagnardi, MPT has practiced as a physical therapist specializing in orthopedic and sports medicine physical therapy for 25 plus years, … Read more »
By Effie Koustas, MPT
“Stand up straight!” You can still hear your mother telling you this over and over again. Well, the same applies—even more so—during pregnancy. Since there are so many changes that a woman’s body undergoes, we may … Read more »
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In our mission to serve our clients with the greatest services we can, it is my pleasure to welcome Karen Bagnardi, MPT, CAFS, (3DMAPS)® Certified to our practice.
In addition to her many years providing unparalleled treatment to orthopedic patients … Read more »
In honor of Valentine’s Day, here’s the secret to avoiding a broken heart: Aerobic exercise!
Not the advice you were looking for? Sorry, I can’t help you if you’ve been dumped or if the object of your affections is uninterested, … Read more »
Don’t just exercise! CONNECT exercise with real life function! If you aren’t able to enjoy life’s little pleasures because you can’t get down to the floor to play with your grand kids, or go sledding with your little ones, this … Read more »
How Biofeedback Can Treat Neck Pain
By Effie Koustas, MSPT
Biofeedback therapy is a drug-free treatment that physical therapists often use to treat muscular problems. In addition to helping preferentially strengthen specific muscles, it can also be used to help … Read more »
By Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
A common problem called “poor kinesthetic sense” is often associated with patients who have had a concussion, vestibular disorders, or patients who experience neck pain and/or headaches. Kinesthetic sense is your awareness of … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, MSPT
If you’ve watched any of the last couple summer Olympics, especially beach volleyball, you’ve undoubtedly noticed the somewhat spider-y looking strips of tape on many (most!) athletes and probably thought, “What’s up with that?”
There are … Read more »
By James Goodwin, PTA, CSCS
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) has a long history stemming from traditional East Asian medicine called Gua Sha which consists of aggressive “scraping” of the skin to promote tissue healing. The scraping is … Read more »
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