Therapeutic Exercise
Are you experiencing limitations in walking, joint motion, or muscle strength, and are you looking for a therapy approach that can help you recover your strength, flexibility, and overall function?
Primary goal of physical therapy: recover strength, flexibility, and function
Therapeutic exercises facilitate recovery from nerve, muscle, and joint problems
Therapeutic exercises help with walking, improve circulation, joint motion, balance, muscle relaxation, tissue release, strength and power recovery, complex coordinated movements, and cardiorespiratory conditions
Different types of therapeutic exercises provided based on detailed assessment and rehab goals
Physical therapists provide appropriate progressive exercise programs based on condition and recovery process
Types of therapeutic exercises include range of motion, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, isometric, isotonic resistance, isokinetic, manual resistive, and aerobic/endurance exercises
Customization of treatment plan is crucial for specific needs