6 Reasons We Should be Squatting in Physical Therapy
What is wrong with Squatting? As a physical therapist who treats several patients with hip pain, I have noticed that I have been prescribing the squat for these individuals more…
What is wrong with Squatting? As a physical therapist who treats several patients with hip pain, I have noticed that I have been prescribing the squat for these individuals more…
Union Physical Therapy in a partnership with Cascade Dizziness and Balance Rehabilitation will be hosting "Integrating the Neurologic and Orthopedic Management of Dizziness and Vertigo" on April 25th - 26th…
If you ask any CrossFitter about CrossFit, they will tell you how much they love it, how much it has changed their life, how they’ve improved and benefited over time,…
When I went on some of my first interviews as a new grad, one of the most common things to talk about in an interview was whether I took a…
We are extremely lucky to have the opportunity to showcase art from two of Seattle's best artists, Amber Anderson and Cait Willis in our clinic. Collaborating with local artists has…
The delivery of a home exercise program can be a bit tricky. It is often hard for my patients to organize slips of paper and to perform the exercise as…
PRO it up with Redcord! Our friends at Herriott Sports Performance in Seattle have started a new stability class that would be a great compliment to traditional physical therapy core…
I love running and am happy to see that this new/old trend has moved people who previously never liked or wanted to run to go out and move. Barefoot or…
One of the most common questions that I get (on almost a daily basis) is why/how did I get into the profession of physical therapy? The answer is simple and…
“Don’t chase the paper, chase the dream” –Sean P. Diddy Combs It is not an accident that we provide care in a particular style, for an amount of time and…