Category: Physical Therapy

Health ·

What is the Functional Movement Screen?

In our last blog we mentioned the Functional Movement Screen in our Return to Sport Program. (Check it out here). In this blog we are…

Physical Therapy ·

Getting Our Athletes Back to the Field

At The Center, we have the privilege of helping our athletes get back to the sports they love. The Functional Movement Screen and Blood Flow…

Injuries ·

CJ Strawser – My Role as an Athletic Trainer

Hey Everybody! CJ Strawser here, the certified athletic trainer at Forest Hills Central (FHC). This is my second year in the athletic training profession, my…

Female therapist working on patient's back

Health ·

Yoga Workout for Spinal Extension

If you are a patient attending physical therapy for low back pain, your therapist may be prescribing spinal extension stretching for you. (“Press ups” ring…

Physical Therapy ·

CrossFit Workout – Improve shoulder and middle back strength

The 2022 CrossFit Open has begun! There are many areas we could work on to improve our times in this workout. One of them is…

Pediatric ·

DCD – What to do if Your Child is “Clumsy”

The movement of the human body is incredible. After fourteen years of study and practice in physical therapy, I am still constantly amazed at how…

Pediatric ·

Appropriate Use of Baby Containers For Proper Development

Have you ever wondered if those expensive latest and greatest play toys are necessary to put on your baby registry? This blog can help you…

Physical Therapy ·

TPI Golf Fitness Assessment

There is no doubt that the game of golf is advancing. Top players like Bryson DeChambeau are starting to focus more on their fitness levels…

Pediatric ·

The Center’s Speech-Language Program

Our pediatric speech-language program at the Center for Physical Rehabilitation supports a wide variety of children who struggle with communication. Below describes a few of…

Two women standing apart with arms spread wide

Health ·

LSVT BIG for Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s Disease is a condition that affects how a patient is able to move. Often, patients will experience slower movements (bradykinesia), smaller movements (hypokinesia), tremors,…