
6 Surprising Conditions that Benefit from Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy is a key part in recovering from injuries and breaking out of pain. Let’s explore the various conditions that Physical Therapy can treat. Some of them might be surprising.
About The Practice
Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation is a privately owned physical therapy clinic located in downtown Washington, DC. Our physical therapists have been providing exceptional personalized care to patients since 1987, using tools and therapies proven to be the most effective for reducing pain, restoring motion, and ensuring our patients can function at their personal best. Tools and therapies used at our clinic include the Graston Technique, Game Ready cryotherapy, and trigger point dry needling, among many others!
Our practice takes pride in keeping a low patient volume so our team can provide the time, care, and attention each patient needs and deserves to stop the pain, heal, and enjoy movement again. Our team of incredible physical therapists specializes in treating low back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, foot/ankle injuries, sports injuries, everyday injuries, and post-operative rehabilitation.
Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation offers in-office and telehealth appointments.
Call the office at (202) 223-1737 or schedule an appointment online today to begin your road to moving the way you want!
OUR MISSION
To empower and inspire people to be able to move and function at their personal best by providing exceptional personalized care and treatments.
Physical Therapy is a key part in recovering from injuries and breaking out of pain. Let’s explore the various conditions that Physical Therapy can treat. Some of them might be surprising.
Dry needling, also referred to as Trigger Point Dry Needling (TPDN), is a technique used in Physical Therapy to release and reset tight muscles using a very thin, filiform needle, similar to an acupuncture needle.
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