By Karolina Kozlova, PT, DPT
Have you ever noticed that therapists like to put a big emphasis on breathing patterns? Yoga instructors and exercise gurus are always talking about the importance of breathing in/out but the focus is usually to … Read more »
By Cathy J Leer, PT, MBA
The fall equinox is on September 22nd at 9:30 AM this year, and I’m looking forward to it! Colder temperatures, fall colors, pumpkins and winter squash, and of course, football.
As a true New … Read more »
By Effie Koustas, MSPT
As we try to navigate these unchartered waters in the middle of the pandemic, time is ticking. I need to decide what to do about sending my children back to school. It is the million-dollar question … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, MSPT
There’s an interesting game called “Would you rather…” that involves weird hypotheticals such as “Would you rather have one eye in the middle of your head or two noses?” or “Would you rather have a bucket … Read more »
Foreword, by Cathy J Leer, PT, MBA
In light of the recent changes in traditional healthcare, as well as the rise in unemployment as a result of the coronavirus, many individuals find themselves without health insurance or aren’t able to … Read more »
By Cathy Leer, PT, MBA
Can you believe that we are more than halfway through 2020?! It seems like yesterday we were in the midst of the holidays and ringing in the new year and hoping for the best year … Read more »
Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
With all the fear surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, people are often looking for ways to boost their immune system with natural remedies and supplements. Below are a few people have used in the past to … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, PT
While only the term “physical” appears in our company name, we know that one’s mental health can have profound effects on one’s physical health, which is why we look at the whole person.
During this … Read more »
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 »
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 »
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