Health Tips Blog
Our articles are written to help you achieve a pain-free and active lifestyle. Stay informed in your journey to better health with PRO Therapy
4 Misconceptions About Physical Therapy
This blog will address some of the most common misconceptions about physical therapy – and how we address them at PRO Therapy.
Physical Therapy Myths and Facts
There are a lot of myths about physical therapy – this blog will address those head-on.
October is National Physical Therapy Month
This article covers what National Physical Therapy month is, what we have going on here at PRO Therapy to celebrate, and free resources you can use.
How to Manage Travel Aches and Pains
Follow these tips to help relieve travel aches and pains while you’re traveling.
Why is My Desk Job Such a Pain in My Neck?
If you work at a desk, whether in the office or at home, chances are you’ve experienced neck pain. How to manage pain caused by your desk job.
Is Dry Needling Good for Arthritis?
Dry needling is an effective arthritis treatment option as a part of a full physical therapy plan. Here’s why.
Graston vs Deep-Tissue Massage: What’s the Difference?
Graston Technique and deep-tissue massage are often used to treat muscular pain – but which one is more effective?
What Is The Graston Technique?
The Graston Technique is a form of massage and manual therapy that uses special, stainless steel tools to mobilize soft tissue as a part of physical therapy.
Does Physical Therapy Help with Ankle Pain?
Yes! Physical therapy is an extremely effective treatment option for ankle pain. Here’s why.
How is Cupping Used in Physical Therapy?
Modern cupping is used to help with pain and inflammation, and is often used in conjunction with other treatments as a part of physical therapy.
How to Get Rid of Knee Pain
Physical therapy with PRO Therapy is focused on eliminating your knee pain by addressing the root cause of your pain for long-term relief, with a tailored care plan for you and your lifestyle.
How Do I Know if Physical Therapy is Working?
It can sometimes be hard to know if you’re seeing real results. This blog will cover some of the signs that your physical therapy is working.