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A partial list of injuries and complaints we treat with advanced manual therapy techniques and personalized exercise programs includes:
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· Low Back Pain/Sciatica
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· Post Surgical Rehabilitation
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· Neck and Shoulder Pain
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· Headaches/Migraines
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· Hip/Buttock Pain
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· Balance Disturbances
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· Knee Injury
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· Difficulty Walking
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·Foot/Ankle Pain
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· Injury Prevention
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· Sprains and Strains
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· Chronic Pain
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· Rotator Cuff/Frozen Shoulder
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· CranioSacral Therapy
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· Carpel Tunnel
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· Osteopathic Manual Techniques
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· Scoliosis
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· TMJ/Jaw Pain
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· Pre Surgical Conditioning
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At Coast, our physical therapists will evaluate your needs and develop specifically designed programs for you. Physical therapy intervention can prevent life-long disability and restore the person's level of function to its highest level.
The physical therapist provides treatments that may include hands on manual therapy, soft tissue/joint mobilization, stretching/strengthening, therapeutic exercises, postural instruction and educational information. The results of which could be, but not limited to:
* Reduce pain.
* Improve sensation.
* Facilitating joint proprioception.
* Increase, restore or maintain:
- Range of motion
- Physical strength
- Flexibility
- Coordination
- Balance
- Endurance
* Increase overall fitness through exercise programs.
* Improve postural awareness and use of proper body mechanics.
* Recommend adaptations to make the person’s home accessible and safe.
* Prevent the decline in functional abilities through education and joint protection techniques.
* Teach positioning, transfers, and walking skills to promote maximum function and independence within the person’s capability.
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