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Archive for the ‘Manual Physical Therapy’ Category
« Previous Page5 Workplace Tips From A Physical Therapist
on Thursday, July 11, 2019If you watch TV, you may think the most dangerous jobs for work-related injuries may be on a boat catching crabs or in the woods cutting down trees. But, for the rest of us, injuries can begin with just bad posture while sitting at our desk inside our own cubicles. Here are five tips from […]
Pain-Free Physical Therapy in SE Portland
on Thursday, June 27, 2019Our Pain-Free Physical Therapy Philosophy There is a stigma that physical therapy includes pain. In fact, some feel it is encouraged as part of the recovery process, i.e., the pain tells you that it is working. At Renew Physical Therapy, located in SE Portland, we have a no pain rule for physical therapy. Our […]
How Does the Musculoskeletal System Work?
on Thursday, June 20, 2019Just Muscles Plus Bones. Right? The musculoskeletal system is more than just a combination of two separate systems. In fact, when it comes to physical therapy it is hard to see it as two separate systems at all. A physical therapist is trained to understand how your body moves and, as you can imagine, […]
Renew Physical Therapy in SE Portland
on Thursday, June 13, 2019Southeast Division Street is a popular route which begins at the edge of the eastern waterfront of the Willamette River, stretches through the heart of Southeast Portland, and extends east into Gresham. Centrally located on this length of Division, at SE 110th Avenue & SE Division, you will find Renew Physical Therapy. Many physical therapists […]
Treatment For Shoulder Pain Near Gresham
on Friday, October 27, 2017Shoulder Pain Is Not Just A Problem For Athletes Whether your day consists of a complicated balancing act on which many depend or your life has led you down a more leisurely lane, you are almost always susceptible to shoulder pain. Shoulder pain is not exclusive to athletes, toddler-toting parents or those masses gently hunched […]
