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Dr. Steve Kravitz is a doctor of physical therapy licensed in New York and Nashville, TN and is certified in CranioSacral Therapy, Myofascial Release, and Osteopathic based techniques.

11/12/2025

Curious how cupping can ease pain and boost recovery? At Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy, cupping uses gentle suction to lift and separate soft tissue, improving circulation and releasing tension. Schedule your session today to experience the difference.

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10/30/2025

Tight shoulders holding you back? Dry Needling releases muscle knots to ease tension and restore mobility. With Dry Needling, a twitch response relaxes the muscle, promoting healing so you can move freely again. Book your session today.

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07/29/2025

"Breathing isn't something we normally have to think about but in the presence of persisting pain, the way we breathe can change. Do you hold your breath when you move? Do your neck muscles try to help with breathing when you're at rest? Slow, deep "belly" breaths with a relaxed jaw and neck has been shown to be helpful in controlling pain and stress"

Steve Connolly, PT, OCS, encourages patients to pay attention to their breath as part of a comprehensive approach to pain relief. Practicing slow, deep "belly" breaths—with a relaxed jaw and neck—has been shown to help regulate the nervous system, reduce pain signals, and ease overall stress.

If you're managing chronic pain or recovering from injury, integrating breathing awareness into your therapy can be a small but powerful tool on your path to healing.

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07/22/2025

Shoulder pain can be frustrating—whether it shows up when reaching overhead, lifting, or simply trying to sleep. Often, the source is deeper than just the joint. Tight muscles and trigger points can restrict movement and send pain into the arm, neck, or upper back.

At Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy, dry needling is one of the techniques we use to address these muscular restrictions. By inserting a thin, sterile needle into the affected tissue, we help release trigger points, improve blood flow, and reduce pain and tension—all without medication.

This technique is particularly effective for patients dealing with overuse, postural strain, or lingering tightness that doesn’t respond to stretching alone.

If shoulder pain is holding you back, schedule an appointment today and find out if dry needling is the right fit for your recovery.

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07/17/2025

"Sarah Schobben is the BEST! Over the years I've been to several PT's and Sarah is the most thorough and knowledgeable PT I've ever had. She explains my issues and the treatments in such a clear and understandable way. I love her!"

We love hearing feedback like this from our patients—and it’s no surprise when it comes to Dr. Sarah Schobben.

With a background in performing arts medicine, orthopedic care, and women’s health, Sarah brings both clinical precision and a deeply compassionate approach to every session. Her patients consistently appreciate how clearly she explains treatment plans and how thoroughly she addresses each concern.

Whether working with dancers, athletes, or postpartum clients, Sarah combines hands-on manual therapy, targeted exercises, and patient education to guide lasting recovery.

If you're looking for a thoughtful, knowledgeable provider who takes the time to understand your whole story, you’re in excellent hands with Sarah.

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07/15/2025

Pickleball is fun, fast-growing, and a favorite—but it also brings a rising number of injuries, especially to the shoulders, elbows, low back, and knees.

Stay in the game safely with these tips:

-Warm up and stretch before playing
-Wear supportive court shoes
-Keep the court clear
-Stay hydrated

At Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy, we help players prevent injuries and recover faster with:

-Strength and mobility training tailored to pickleball
-Technique-focused rehab to reduce strain
-Manual therapy and dry needling for pain relief and recovery

Whether you’re just starting out or nursing a strain, we can help you stay active and injury-free.

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07/10/2025

We’re proud to highlight Dr. Greg Vescera, a key member of our team at Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy. With nearly two decades of experience, Greg brings a powerful blend of clinical expertise and whole-body insight to every session.

After earning his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Temple University, Greg pursued extensive post-graduate training, including certification as a Functional Manual Therapist (CFMT) and Fellowship status with the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy (FAAOMPT). His approach emphasizes not just symptom relief, but long-term, functional change—using skilled manual therapy, corrective movement, and education to help patients move and feel their best.

Greg is also trained in dry needling and spinal manipulation and is passionate about strength training, CrossFit, and evidence-based wellness.

Whether you're recovering from injury or optimizing performance, Greg’s care is personalized, informed, and always rooted in treating the whole person.

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07/08/2025

Upper back pain can stem from hours at a desk, repetitive movements, or muscular imbalances that build tension in the fascia—the connective tissue surrounding muscles. When this fascia tightens or becomes restricted, it can limit mobility and create chronic discomfort.

At Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy, we use myofascial release to target these restrictions through gentle, sustained pressure and hands-on techniques. This approach helps restore mobility, reduce pain, and improve posture—especially in the upper back, where fascial tension often leads to stiffness between the shoulder blades and along the spine.

If your back pain is interfering with daily life or holding you back from activities you enjoy, myofascial release may be part of a comprehensive plan to help you move and feel better

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07/04/2025

From all of us at Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy, we wish you a safe, joyful, and relaxing Fourth of July. Whether you're spending the day with family, enjoying the outdoors, or simply taking a well-deserved break, we hope it's filled with celebration and good health.

Thank you for being a part of our community—we’re grateful to support your wellness all year long.

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07/01/2025

Lower back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek physical therapy—and at Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy, we offer targeted, evidence-based treatments to help you find lasting relief. One of the techniques we often use for back pain is Dry Needling.

Dry Needling works by targeting tight or irritated muscle tissue—also known as trigger points—to reduce tension, improve mobility, and relieve pain. For patients dealing with lower back discomfort, it can be especially effective in calming overactive muscles and restoring more balanced movement patterns.

This technique is performed by certified physical therapists and is often part of a comprehensive plan that may include manual therapy, strengthening exercises, and posture training.

If back pain is interfering with your daily life, Dry Needling could be a valuable part of your recovery. Book now to experience a difference!

https://stevekravitz.com/request-appointment/

06/26/2025

Neck pain can come from many sources—poor posture, stress, overuse, or previous injuries—and it often affects more than just your neck. At Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy, one of the techniques we use to address this type of discomfort is Myofascial Release.

Myofascial Release is a hands-on therapy that targets restrictions in the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds muscles and supports movement. When the fascia becomes tight or inflamed, it can contribute to pain and limit mobility—especially in the neck and upper back. By gently releasing these restrictions, our therapists help reduce tension, improve circulation, and restore more natural movement patterns.

If you're experiencing stiffness, discomfort, or limited range of motion in your neck, Myofascial Release may be an important part of your treatment plan. Book now and let us help you move more freely and feel better every day.

https://stevekravitz.com/request-appointment/

Address

2000 Glen Echo Road, Ste 209
Nashville, TN
37215

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+16158403281

Website

http://www.stevekravitz.com/

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