The Foot Core System and Physical Therapy
Dominic Bendetti, SPT The Core of the Foot Pain, instability and or weakness associated with walking/ambulation is a common functional task that leads patients into a physical therapy clinic. [...]
Plantar Fasciitis
by Mike Reeves, SPT What is Plantar Fasciitis? The plantar fascia is a band of connective tissue that connects your heel to the base of the toes. This thick [...]
Knee Health For Runners
By Sarah Clift, SPT What is Runner’s Knee? Runner’s Knee, also known as “patellofemoral pain syndrome” is an umbrella term that describes various conditions that present with pain behind [...]
Treatment For Chronic Ankle Instability
by Megan Gallagher, SPT Causes & Treatments For Recurring Ankle Sprains A common injury amongst athletes in particular are ankle sprains, which are typically rehabbed using the PRICE method: [...]
Hiking: A Physical Therapy View
By Megan Gallagher Hiking Physical Therapy Tips As the temperatures start to cool down, and the leaves start to change colors, many people find Autumn to be the [...]
Capital Area Physical Therapy Celebrates 7 Years In Operation
Capital Area PT is proud to announce its 7th anniversary! Our business started in 2013 with 2 physical therapists and a dog. Since then, the practice has grown to [...]
Forward Head Posture Treatment (FHP)
by Megan Gallagher, SPT What is Forward Head Posture? Forward head posture is typically defined as poor habitual posture of the neck. This leads to excessive extension of the [...]
Heat vs. Ice in Musculoskeletal Injuries
By Megan Gallagher, SPT Often times, patients wonder if they should apply heat or ice to an injury. If you have been to physical therapy before, you may [...]
Prehabilitation: Reducing the Risk of Injury in Athletes
by Kyle Bailey, SPT What is “Pre-Hab”? Prehabilitation, or pre-hab for short, is often used as a pre-surgical method for preparing an individual for their surgical operation. Whether that [...]