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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.
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
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
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
Prehabilitation for Sports Related Injuries
What is Prehabilitation Therapy?
Rock Steady Boxing NYC Family Appreciation Day!
Manual Therapy- A Physical Therapy Technique
Sports Physical Therapy- Common Sports Injuries
The Benefits of Occupational Physical Therapy for the Workplace
How Can Physical Therapy Help with Pain and Discomfort Caused by Scoliosis?
NBC Nightly News Covers Rock Steady Boxing at Evolve NY Physical Therapy
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?
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?
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…