Ask anyone at the office: I’m the “can do” person. The table won’t move up or down? Ask Maggie. She can fix it. Window stuck? Ask Maggie. She can get it unstuck. Computer not behaving? Ask Maggie. She will get
Tools in the Toolbox: Dry Needling
Shake Hands with Your Feet: Simple Strategies for Plantar Fasciitis
This may sound like a hokey way of thanking your feet for keeping you upright and moving for an average of 5,000 steps per day. But, if we multiply that number by 365 days in a year, that means our
What’s Occipital Neuralgia?
Recently, while checking my brackets for the NCAA basketball tournaments, my mind turned to the topic of headaches. Martha Torrey wrote a post on this site a couple of months ago about headaches related to the jaw (or TMJ). Since
What Does Your Jaw Have to Do with Headaches?
Did you know that clenching your teeth can give you a headache? That the muscles around your temples help to close your mouth when chewing, talking or clenching? That there is a soft disc (sort of like a knee meniscus)
How Does That Work? Understanding Ultrasound and Electrical Stimulation
Physical therapists do their work through a variety of methods and modalities, some of which may seem more mysterious than others. Many of my patients ask questions like “What is ultrasound?” or “What is electrical stimulation?” They also want to