Climbing Grip Choice and Injury
By: Dustin Steffan, DPT Hand injuries, specifically pulley injuries, are common amongst climbers. Pulley injuries are slow to heal and often responsible for a great deal of missed climbing time.…
By: Dustin Steffan, DPT Hand injuries, specifically pulley injuries, are common amongst climbers. Pulley injuries are slow to heal and often responsible for a great deal of missed climbing time.…
By: Kristen Vaughan, DPT It’s summertime in the Northwest and we at Union PT hope that you are getting out to enjoy the bounty that the PNW has to offer.…
By: Dustin Steffan, DPT The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of many ligaments that provide structural support to the knee. The ACL specifically controls anterior movement of the tibia…
By: Dustin Steffan, DPT Seattle Physical Therapist The diagnosis of a lumbar disc injury can be both intimidating and confusing. The healing process is generally a long one, but there…
What is Manual Therapy? Why is Manual Therapy Important? Why I’m a Manual Therapist By: Sarah Kaiser, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT What is manual therapy? Manual therapy is, at its most…
Whiplash occurs during a forceful forward and backward or side to side movement of the neck. Whiplash most often occurs during a motor vehicle accident, but can also happen during…
What is Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Physical Therapy? The thoracic outlet is home to a bundle of nerves, a vein, and an artery travelling from the neck toward the shoulder. The…
Rotator Cuff Physical Therapy Seattle What is Rotator Cuff Physical Therapy? The rotator cuff is a set of four muscles that attach from the shoulder blade into the ball and…
What is the meniscus? The meniscus is a C-shaped structure in the knee. There is a medial are a lateral meniscus that function to provide cushioning to the knee and…
The lumbar (low back) disc acts as a spacer between the bony segments of your spine. The disc serves as shock absorption for your spine, and allows range of motion…