Are you interested or worried about what happens after physical therapy? FPTS offers post-PT programs that range from performance training to balance training as well as functional movement screening for young athletes and adults.
Did you know the recurrence rate … Read more »
HEALTH & FITNESS SERVICES: James is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist with degrees in Health & Exercise Science and Physical Therapy. He has advanced training and certification in Functional Movement Systems including the Functional Movement Screen, Y-Balance Test, … Read more »
By Cathy J Leer, PT, MBA
Last month I had the pleasure of introducing the newest member of our team, Karolina Kozlova, PT, DPT. After completing her doctorate in PT, Karolina went on to complete a neurologic residency at University … Read more »
By Cathy J Leer, PT, MBA
More than 20 veterans per day die by their own hand1. For many veterans this means they know more comrades that have died by their own hand than in combat. That is … Read more »
By Karolina A. Kozlova, PT, DPT
Learn How to Avoid FallingNew Hampshire in the winter is a sight to behold with the falling snowflakes and snow-capped mountains. And in our corner of the states, New Englanders know to be … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, MSPT
When the monthly magazine I subscribe to that reports on consumer issues arrived rating mattresses, I read the article with great interest as sleep-related questions are ones we often get, particularly from patients with back or … Read more »
By Effie Koustas, MSPT
You’ve heard it before, but holding your breath, or “Valsalva” maneuver, is frowned upon, especially postpartum. Although it is not uncommon to hold your breath naturally throughout the day, it is especially common … Read more »
By Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
A migraine is typically known as a severe headache that makes it difficult to perform routine activities. But you can have a migraine without pain. A migraine can cause visual disturbances or vertigo without having … Read more »
“One out of three people ages 65 years and older falls each year, but fewer than half of those who fall talk to their healthcare provider about it” (Medscape, Mar 16, 2015). With winter in full swing once again, we’re … Read more »
By Effie Koustas, MSPT
With the upcoming holiday season, come all the holiday parties. This time will be a little different for you, as you are now pregnant. Don’t fret, you can still enjoy and mingle with your friends and … Read more »
Navigation
Give Us a Review
Contact Us
