Specialized Physical Therapy

Specialized Physical Therapy Specialized Physical Therapy serves southeast Idaho and works to customize a treatment specific to each patient’s needs.

12/05/2025

Ever wonder why you enjoy giving gifts and offering service around the holiday season? Our brains release oxytocin - a hormone/neurotransmitter from the posterior pituitary gland - during acts of giving. This oxytocin promotes prosocial behaviors such as: social trust, cooperation, empathy, and altruism. All are essential for brain health and social connectedness (and especially important during this time of year, am I right?). 🎁

She may be celebrating on the beaches of Hawaii this year, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t deserve a shoutout from the...
12/04/2025

She may be celebrating on the beaches of Hawaii this year, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t deserve a shoutout from the SPT crew here at home. Happy Birthday to Tamara today, we think you’re the greatest! 🥳🧁

11/21/2025

How’s YOUR balance? Not as good as you’d like it to be? Good news! You can train for better balance and we can help! Aaron will be here, just like this, waiting for you to ask his advice on training balance.

11/17/2025

Shawn and Grady agree: the APTA conference in Orlando didn’t disappoint! Disney World wasn’t so bad either.

11/14/2025

Cat PT, is it a thing? Maybe, but do you really want to place your physical health in the hands (er…paws) of a cat? Nah, we don’t want you to either.

We🧡our ISU Bengals so we're giving away TWO tickets to Saturday’s football game against the WSU Wildcats!Enter to win by...
11/12/2025

We🧡our ISU Bengals so we're giving away TWO tickets to Saturday’s football game against the WSU Wildcats!

Enter to win by liking this post and sharing it to your stories.

Winner will be announced Friday in our stories!🏈

November 15th at 4pm at the ICCU Dome in Pocatello.

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10/31/2025

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10/24/2025

Have you heard of Blood Flow Restriction?

Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training allows muscle growth and strength gains using light loads by creating chemical, not mechanical, stress within the muscle. By partially restricting blood flow, BFR increases metabolic stress and stimulates protein synthesis and growth hormone release—key drivers of hypertrophy (muscle growth). It’s an effective tool for building or maintaining muscle when heavy lifting isn’t possible, making it valuable in both rehab and performance settings and prepares you for strength gains!

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4141 Poleline Road Suite A
Pocatello, ID
83202

Opening Hours

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

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