In my last post, I talked about the #1 Way to Improve Your Balance, with a simple, easy solution to improving your everyday quality of life. But even with this easy fix, sometimes a more specialized solution is needed. That’s where physical therapy comes in to fix balance problems for good! When it comes to … Read more
Here’s How To Improve Your Balance Quick And Easy! Are you finding that your having problems with your balance lately? Did you know that strengthening your core muscles is related to the development of better balance? It’s true! When your core muscles are good, they have a better chance of stopping you from suffering chronic … Read more
Gait and balance issues are not something that people normally associate with physical therapy. In general, we’re used to the fact that most people look to physical therapy to help with some sort of pain issues. But physical therapists are also specialists with gait and balance issues, helping patients to get back to normal when … Read more
Managing Parkinson’s can seem like a daunting task. Due its progressive nature, it is easy to have a very pessimistic attitude when dealing with the disease. But NOT in our physical therapy clinic. With the LSVT program, we make sure that patients know that they can continuing LIVING with the disease as long as they are willing to put in the work. And it definitely IS possible to continue on, even with the disease.
For all of our dizziness and vertigo patients, we always get the same reactions as they go through their Physical Therapy sessions: “I wish I had known that Physical Therapy could help my dizziness years ago!” Unfortunately, many patients and doctors do not know that a Physical Therapist can specialize in treating vertigo and dizziness dysfunctions. I, along with Dr. James, have been treating vertigo and dizziness for over 18 years now, and we are the only clinics in Elizabeth and Jersey City to specialize in treating these conditions.
Dealing with dizziness and vertigo symptoms can definitely be challenging. When undergoing Physical Therapy for these symptoms, the path to better living can be filled with ups and downs. And, as I tell all my dizziness and vertigo patients, you have to keep up the work even after you’re discharged, as they can come back when you least expect it! But even if the symptoms return, you can always get right back into Physical Therapy to quickly rid your life of pesky dizziness and vertigo problems.
One of the things that we realize is that not all Physical Therapy clinics are made equal. We weren’t the first clinics for Physical Therapy in Jersey City and Elizabeth, NJ, and we won’t be the last. But what we try to make sure is that we offer the best care possible, ESPECIALLY if you’ve had a bad experience elsewhere.
