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We Are Hiring!
We Are Hiring!

Evolve Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation is in search of an “Experienced, Certified, Fun, and Friendly Physical Therapist” at our physical therapy clinic located in the Mill Basin Brooklyn, NY neighborhood…

What is Hand Physical Therapy?
What is Hand Physical Therapy?

Hand Physical Therapy in Brooklyn

Hand therapy is a rehabilitation method performed by physical or occupational therapists on patients who have conditions that affect their hands and upper extremities. Hand physical therapy allows patients to recover faster, and return to a healthy, productive lifestyle.

Evolve Physical Therapy Announces Parkinson's Disease Community Outreach Event in Brooklyn, NY.
Evolve Physical Therapy Announces Parkinson's Disease Community Outreach Event in Brooklyn, NY.

Professional Physical Therapy Clinic in Brooklyn, Evolve Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation, Set to Host Community Awareness Rock Steady Boxing Event for People Living with Parkinson's Disease, June 4th, 2019.

Schroth Method Physical Therapy Service for Scoliosis
Schroth Method Physical Therapy Service for Scoliosis

Schroth Method Physical Therapy Service for Scoliosis in Brooklyn, NY by Evolve Physical Therapy. Do you suffer from daily pain and irritation related to scoliosis? There have been many advances in scoliosis treatment over the years including the Schroth Method. The Schroth Method is a physical therapy technique that can help you to stop the progression of your scoliosis and has even been proven to reduce pain.

Pediatric and Adolescent Physical Therapy
Pediatric and Adolescent Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy for Kids and Teenagers in Brooklyn

Here at Evolve, we work with patients of all ages including children and young adults. Our skilled team of physical therapists want to help your children reach their goals, and our individualized treatment plans allow for rapid healing and proper growth development.

Running Therapy and Gait Retraining
Running Therapy and Gait Retraining

Physical Therapy for Runners

At Evolve, we utilize running therapy and gait retraining to help you recover from injuries and to improve athletic performance. Our programs are geared towards helping you improve in the following areas: Standing, walking, and running.

Parkinson’s disease can be conquered!
Parkinson’s disease can be conquered!

Parkinson’s Disease and Physical Therapy in Brooklyn, NY. “Do not hold a patient’s coat as long as he can put him on by himself”, says the main advice to a family whose member is diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Despite numerous medical achievements, there are still conditions which cannot be avoided regardless of the quality of one's life. These would include degenerative diseases, and among them is  Parkinson’s.

After Pregnancy Physical Therapy
After Pregnancy Physical Therapy

Pain is not something you should tolerate, especially during and after pregnancy while stress is out of the question. My team here at Evolve physical therapy in Brooklyn can assure you that there is much that can be done to make your pregnancy as painless as possible.  

Prehabilitation for Sports Related Injuries
Prehabilitation for Sports Related Injuries

It is known that exercising enhances both physical and mental health, but the real question is – when do its effects actually start making a change in your body? The answer is a quite relieving and studies have shown that …

What is Prehabilitation Therapy?
What is Prehabilitation Therapy?

What is Prehabilitation Therapy? Prehabilitation, or prehab, is a combination of aerobic exercises, strength training, and individual treatment plans to prepare a patient who is about to undergo surgery.

Rock Steady Boxing NYC Family Appreciation Day!
Rock Steady Boxing NYC Family Appreciation Day!

Rock Steady Boxing Family Appreciation Day Hosted By: Evolve Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation and Sparks of Life Parkinson’s Disease Foundation. March 3rd, 2019. Free to Attend! RSVP by Feb 25th.

Manual Therapy- A Physical Therapy Technique
Manual Therapy- A Physical Therapy Technique

Forget about the daily pain and discomfort! My team and I can take you through a series of exercises to increase your strength and flexibility. We can target any affected soft tissues and help you regain mobilization.

Sports Physical Therapy- Common Sports Injuries
Sports Physical Therapy- Common Sports Injuries

As an athlete, it is important that you can get back on the field as soon as possible after an injury. Here at Evolve, my team and I specialize in many sports physical therapy and rehabilitation services

The Benefits of Occupational Physical Therapy for the Workplace
The Benefits of Occupational Physical Therapy for the Workplace

An Occupational Therapist (OT) helps to access people suffering from physical or even mental illness. Your OT will work with you to evaluate your injury, formulate a therapy plan to help you reach your goals, and assist you with exercises and treatment during the duration of your injury.

How Can Physical Therapy Help with Pain and Discomfort Caused by Scoliosis?
How Can Physical Therapy Help with Pain and Discomfort Caused by Scoliosis?

Have you struggled with finding the right treatment plan for your scoliosis? At Evolve Physical Therapy in NYC, we want to see you find relief from any discomfort caused by your condition…

NBC Nightly News Covers Rock Steady Boxing at Evolve NY Physical Therapy
NBC Nightly News Covers Rock Steady Boxing at Evolve NY Physical Therapy

Evolve NY Hosts Rocksteady Parkinsons Boxing, Tapped for NBC Nightly News TV Section; Set to Air Oct. 20, 2018 6:30p.m.

Is Active Release Therapy Right For Me?
Is Active Release Therapy Right For Me?

Active release technique (ART) is a popular treatment method used to improve range of motion and flexibility and help correct soft tissue restriction. It's one of the fastest growing treatment methods in physical therapy and sports rehab practices today. Active Release Therapy provides practitioners with an effective tool to help treat muscular pain syndromes and stiffness, therefore improving athletic performance.

What is BPPV and How Can PT Help it?
What is BPPV and How Can PT Help it?

What is BPPV?

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a disorder of the vestibular system in the inner ear. This system is responsible for coordinating head and eye movements and plays a large role in balance. Dysfunction occurs when calcium carbonate crystals break loose and fall from their original resting position in the utricle (see photo below) into one of the semicircular canals, which typically sense movements of the head. Once this occurs, the brain receives a signal that the head is moving, even though this is not the case.

What is Hip Impingement and How Can PT Help?
What is Hip Impingement and How Can PT Help?

What is hip impingement?

 Femoracetabular impingement (FAI) is a condition in which bone spurs grow on the joint surfaces of the hip. These bone spurs eventually lead to irritation of the structures at the hip, which may lead to soft tissue damage such as labrum tears and potentially arthritis.

The two types of FAI are cam lesions and pincer lesions. Cam lesions develop on the head of the femur, therefore affecting the shape of the bone. Pincer lesions form on the pelvic surface of the hip joint. There are also situations in which both of these types of lesions are present…

Thoracic Mobility: Why is it Important?
Thoracic Mobility: Why is it Important?

What is the thoracic spine?

The thoracic spine is the middle portion of the spinal column that connects the neck to the lower back region. It consists of 12 separate segments that serve as connections for the ribs, which protect many vital organs including the heart and lungs.

What Are Cervicogenic Headaches and How Can PT Help?
What Are Cervicogenic Headaches and How Can PT Help?

What are cervicogenic headaches?

A cervicogenic headache is caused by dysfunction in the neck, whether it be from stiff joints in the upper cervical spine or from tension in the muscles near the base of the skull. Pain from this type of headache is typically felt around the skull, temple regions, and eye sockets…

ACL Tears: Do They Always Require Surgery?
ACL Tears: Do They Always Require Surgery?

What is the ACL?

 The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a crucial stabilizing structure at the knee joint. When intact, it will prevent the lower leg (tibia) from moving forward on the thigh bone (femur). The ACL is commonly torn in athletes and may require surgical intervention in order to repair it. This structure does not heal on its own mainly due to its poor blood supply and twisted structure of collagen fibers. This twisted structure leads to frayed ends and therefore, cannot heal without assistance (surgery in this case)…

What is Achilles Tendinitis and How Can Physical Therapy Help It?
What is Achilles Tendinitis and How Can Physical Therapy Help It?

What is Achilles tendinitis?

 The Achilles tendon is the thick band that connects the rear calf muscles to the heel. Achilles tendinitis is considered an overuse injury and may be caused by a sudden increase in physical activity and is commonly seen in the running population. Some risk factors for the development of this condition may be improperly fitting footwear, a stiff ankle and foot, weakness of the muscles that act on this region, and over-pronation of the foot during walking or running.

How Can Physical Therapy Help My Sciatica?
How Can Physical Therapy Help My Sciatica?

What is Sciatica?

Sciatica is one of the most common symptoms associated with lower back pain. It refers to the sensation of burning pain that tends to radiate from the buttock down the leg. The distance the pain travels is typically correlated to the extent of the irritation effecting the nerves. The name “sciatica” comes from the sciatic nerve, which is one of the largest nerves in the body…

What is Tennis Elbow and How Can Physical Therapy Help?
What is Tennis Elbow and How Can Physical Therapy Help?

What does tennis elbow mean?

“Tennis elbow” is the nickname given to a condition known to the medical community as lateral epicondylitis (also seen ending in -osis or -algia). This name describes the region from which the pain originates on the outside of the elbow…

What is Assisted Stretching and How can it help me?
What is Assisted Stretching and How can it help me?

What is Assisted Stretching?

Assisted Stretching is a hands-on method of stretching in which a person is gently supported through a series of stretches by a trained practitioner. Assisted Stretching is more effective than stretching by yourself because the practitioner stabilizes your joints in positions that allow you both to isolate and stretch one muscle at a time while expanding your fullest range of motion.

How Can Physical Therapy Help My Plantar Fasciitis?
How Can Physical Therapy Help My Plantar Fasciitis?

What is the plantar fascia?

The plantar fascia is a thick band of connective tissue that runs from the lower surface of the heel to the beginning of the toes. This fibrous band of tissue is placed under tension during walking and other activities in which you place weight onto the feet. This tension creates support and stabilization of the arch of foot, which will help stabilize the entire lower extremity during these types of activities…

What is the Rotator Cuff and What Does It Do?
What is the Rotator Cuff and What Does It Do?

What is the rotator cuff?

The rotator cuff is the name given to the group of 4 muscles that originate from different positions on the shoulder blade and connect to the humerus (upper arm). These muscles all work together to ensure stability of the shoulder joint during movement (dynamic stability). When isolated, each of these muscles acts on the humerus and moves the shoulder joint in different directions…

How Can PT Help My Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
How Can PT Help My Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?

What is carpal tunnel syndrome?

The carpal tunnel is the space formed by the bones of the wrist and hand that allows passage of the median nerve along with tendons of muscles that move the joints of the hand. This space is typically about an inch wide, however it can be made narrower in the presence of irritation and swelling of any of these structures.

How Can PT Help My Spinal Stenosis?
How Can PT Help My Spinal Stenosis?

What is Spinal Stenosis?

Spinal stenosis is one of the most commonly diagnosed conditions that affects the lumbar spine (lower back). It is common for people with stenosis to feel tightness and pain that radiates from the low back and buttocks down into both legs.

It is estimated that only about 5% of people with spinal disorders actually require surgery (Eidelson, 2018). So, what are the other 95% of people expected to do? This is where physical therapy comes into play. There are many methods your PT will use in order to help address the issue causing your pain and discomfort.