Pain Relief Tips & Resources
Read our latest pain relief tips and resource articles from our health blog. We cover topics ranging from pain, injuries, and current treatment strategies that are supported by research. We’ve tried to distill this information down to a simple, easy-to-read format, so you don’t have to wade through the mind-numbing statistics, p-values, and T-tests. Our hope is that these articles help guide you on your road to overcoming pain and returning to those activities that are meaningful to you.
Why you should stop going to the bathroom “Just in Case”
It is not uncommon to hear someone say they are going to the bathroom before they leave the house “just in case.” It is very common for people to do this when getting in the car before a long road trip, before leaving the house to run errands, or before going to bed...
Sleep and Healing in Augusta GA: Improving Sleep Quality for Better Health
Better sleep is earned, not expected! It sounds logical, but it’s worth thinking about; it’s hard to sleep well at night, when you don’t have anything to recover from. Sleep can be incredibly healing and restorative. But evidence shows that the quality of our sleep is...
Reducing Your Risk of Injury During CrossFit Training
How do you reduce your risk of injury as you begin your CrossFit journey? CrossFit is an exercise regimen that has become increasingly popular around the world over the past 20 years. CrossFit bases their fitness program on “constantly varied functional...
Functional Fitness: How CrossFit Benefits Everyday Life in Augusta GA
Looking for a way to improve your health and functional fitness for everyday activities in Augusta GA? Look no further than CrossFit! CrossFit incorporates functional fitness that can help you live to your full potential. In this article, I share 4 examples of...
What is Dysfunctional Breathing? A Physical Therapy Guide
Breathing is a vital function of the human body that regulates oxygen, carbon dioxide, and pH levels. However, a disordered breathing pattern can be the first sign that something is wrong. Dysfunctional breathing is defined as "inappropriate breathing which is...
Preparing for Total Knee Replacement Surgery: The Benefits of PT
Are you planning to have a knee replacement in the near future? Maybe you already have a date scheduled for surgery. Or maybe you are weighing the pros and cons to getting your knee replaced. Whatever your situation is, conservative treatment with physical therapy can...
Avoid Running Injuries with Proper Running Form
Running helps improve cardiovascular health, burn calories, and relieve stress. However, running boasts one of the highest injury rates for novice or amateurs. The truth is that many runners are at risk of injury due to improper running form. In this article, we...
How Long Do I Need to See A Physical Therapist?
You may be asking yourself, "How long do I need to see a physical therapist?" And that is a great question to ask. In fact, I encourage every patient that comes into our clinic to ask that question during the first appointment. You should know upfront, how much time,...
1 Rep Max Living: Physical Therapy for Injury Prevention
Many people unknowingly live at their 1 repetition-maximum (1RM) when it comes to daily activities. A course I took last year discussed this topic, and it resonated with me as I see many patients who are 1 Rep Max Living. What does "1Rep Max Lifestyle" look...
Falls in Older Adults: Causes, Prevention & What to Do if You Fall
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one in four adults over the age of 65 falls each year, making falls a significant health concern for this population. Falls can result in injuries that range from bruises and scrapes to broken bones...
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