Many have done some version physical therapy in the past and it can include a lot of different treatments. Some are more passive where the treatment is done to the patient and others are active where the patient is doing the work. Some examples of passive treatment that are common for the neck and back included traction, UltraSound, massage, and chiropractic adjustments. Examples of active treatments include stretching, strengthening, stabilization exercises, Muscle Energy Techniques, etc. Because there are many causes for neck and back pain, some of these treatments work very well for one person, but do not help at all for another person.
At our clinic, we believe in treating the body as a whole—not just isolated areas of pain. Our approach allows us to address both neck and back issues simultaneously, recognizing how closely these regions work together to support movement and posture. We also understand that every patient’s situation is unique. Many of our patients are managing conditions such as arthritis, osteoporosis, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or multiple sclerosis. That’s why we tailor each treatment plan to accommodate your specific needs and limitations, ensuring that your therapy is both effective and safe. Our goal is to help you move better, feel stronger, and restore your confidence in your body’s ability to heal and perform.