Therapydia Cherry Creek

05/27/2022

A great testimonial from HK: 'My physical therapy has been an invaluable part of my recovery. Monica is intuitive, receptive and creative in finding ways to increase my strength, flexibility and overall health. I highly recommend!'

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05/26/2022

A great testimonial from RS: 'Fabulous. Immediate results after plateauing with prior therapists!'

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05/25/2022

The ability to be mobile and stay active is important for people with Parkinson’s disease.

Physical therapy is meant to help you move better for as long as possible and can even help improve or hold the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease at bay.

Education with an expert physical therapist can make a difference in your experience with Parkinson’s disease, and we are dedicated to helping improve your quality of life.

Schedule an evaluation with a physical therapist to receive one-on-one care and a plan of treatment to best help you.

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05/23/2022

In addition to the medications used to treat the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, it’s common to include physical therapy into your treatment plan.

The goal of physical therapy is to assist the patient in reducing the severity of their symptoms and live a more independent life.

Some of the ways physical therapists can help patients with Parkinson’s are:

- Manual therapy and massage to decrease pain and muscle stiffness
- Stretching to improve joint and muscle range of motion to improve quality and control of motion
- Gait training to improve gait technique and reduce the common shuffling pattern
- Balance training to improve safety during activities such as walking outside or navigating through crowds

Our physical therapists will develop an individualized treatment plan that can help reduce muscle stiffness and improve mobility, posture, balance, and gait.

05/19/2022

Did you know BPPV is the most common cause for the sudden onset of vertigo/dizziness?

This is due to “crystals” in the canal that are causing symptoms when you move or change positions.

Physical therapy can help resolve your vertigo BUT did you know that it is common to have dizziness after the “crystals” are gone?

Residual dizziness feels like a different form of dizziness and can also be resolved with the help of a vestibular specialized PT!

05/17/2022

Do you have episodes of dizziness that comes and goes?

Does your dizziness fluctuate and last for several days to weeks?

Is your dizziness debilitating?

You may have what we call “vestibular migraines”. You do not need to have a headache or migraine symptoms as it can just present as dizziness.

A vestibular specialized PT can help with this diagnosis as well as help reduce your dizziness/episodes!

05/16/2022

A great testimonial from Rick Turpenoff: 'Ravyn is knowledgeable and helped me to make a rapid recovery from partial knee replacement. She is personable and fun to work with while keeping me on track with my exercises.'

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05/16/2022

A great testimonial from Frances M.: 'Ravyn was so helpful with getting my knee back to normal movement. She had an amazing attitude and made coming to PT fun!'

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05/11/2022

A great testimonial from Matt S.: 'Ravyn is the BEST! I'm lucky to have her help.'

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05/11/2022

A great testimonial from Pat B.: 'Ravyn is caring and very good at her job. Therapydia is very clean and the staff makes you feel comfortable.'

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05/11/2022

A great testimonial from TY: 'Amanda is knowledgeable of my physical condition. She was able to help me start walking fast.'

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05/11/2022

"What types of exercises will I learn during Vestibular rehabilitation physical therapy?"
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A common feeling of dizziness, imbalance, or vertigo can be relieved with the help of physical therapy.

Exercises can include:
Vision stability training
Posture training
Stretching and strengthening exercises
Walking exercises
Neck mobility
Ergonomic training

Often, PT exercises and rehabilitation are the only treatment needed to significantly decrease Vestibular symptoms.

No two treatment plans are exactly the same, so working one-on-one with a physical therapist can be very helpful during your road to recovery.

Speak with a physical therapist today to learn more about Vestibular rehabilitation.
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