Physical Therapy

Working with a Doctor of Physical Therapy means you get professional support through hands on treatment and functional exercise.

Physical therapy is more than just pain and injury, it’s about improving movement, function and well-being.

Here, treatment is aimed at your goals so you can continue doing what you love with confidence.

How we can help:

  • Mitigating joint aches and pains

  • Knowledge of what to do to prevent, minimize, or self-manage re-occurrences.

  • Improve your strength and range of motion

  • Youth athlete development, performance, and injury prevention

Common Diagnoses

Orthopedics

  • Shoulder impingement

  • Post-op treatment

  • Achilles tendonitis 

  • Plantar fasciitis

Acute + Chronic Pain

  • Low back pain

  • Sciatica

  • Cervical radiculopathy

  • Knee pain

Vestibular/ Balance

  • BPPV

  • Fall prevention

  • Vestibular neuritis

Return to Sport

  • Running related injuries

  • Postpartum return to fitness

  • Pain with weight lifting

  • Concussion management

Hollistic Health Approach

At Traverse, we believe in a holistic health approach, where we discuss an individuals sleep habits, stress levels, nutrition and physical activity levels which could be contributing to symptoms. Symptoms tell us there is a problem but don’t always present at the site of the issue. Therefore, its imperative that we work together to find the root issue in order to find long term solutions.

What You Can Expect

  • 1:1 Care

    You’ll always be with your provider one on one. I do not divide my attention between you, another patient or our computer.

  • Personalized Plan

    Everything that we do is tailored to YOU and your unique needs.

  • Independence

    The goal is to provide you with the skills and knowledge to continue on your own Independently.

  • Need a tune up?

    Once you are Independent, you don’t have to be on your own. You can always return for further guidance down the road. Life isn’t linear.

Do I Need a Referral?

A physician or another health professional may refer you, but since physical therapy is an autonomous profession, referrals are not necessary. Your therapist will assess and reach a diagnosis, then set up a treatment plan that suits your needs. Each plan is unique to every person and their diagnosis. If you would like to learn more about how physical therapy can help you, set up a free consultation.

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