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From Laura Inverarity, D.O., for About.com

One Step Away To Balance....

Tuesday February 24, 2009
A multitude of injuries and occurrences can affect our balance and leave us less steady on our feet. An ankle sprain, for example, can leave one with balance deficits due ... Read More

Achieving Your Rehab Goals

Tuesday February 17, 2009
Setting goals is the best way to achieve a successful rehabilitation outcome. When starting physical therapy, you must think what is it that you want to accomplish at the end ... Read More

Pendulum Exercises - A Shoulder Activity

Sunday February 15, 2009
Pendulum exercises describe an exercise technique used to increase movement in a painful shoulder after injury or surgery. Although especially easy, pendulum exercises are an excellent way to regain ... Read More

Home Exercise Programs

Wednesday February 11, 2009
A home exercise program is essential to doing well in your rehabilitation program. If your physical therapists has not reviewed several exercises for you to do at home, you ... Read More

Post Surgical Pain and Swelling - Symptoms of CRPS

Thursday February 5, 2009
After breaking a bone or undergoing a surgical procedure, some people can experience a prolonged duration of pain. Pain that is stronger or lasts longer than one would normally ... Read More

Freedom of the Shoulder

Monday February 2, 2009
The shoulder joint has the most available motion of all the joints in the body. With 360 degrees of range, the shoulder can make a complete circle. From ... Read More
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