Exercise Therapy
Personalized exercise programs designed to restore strength, flexibility, and function.
About This Treatment
Exercise therapy is a cornerstone of effective musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Individualized programs progressively build strength, improve flexibility, and restore function. Using evidence-based protocols, exercises are safe, effective, and tailored to your specific goals and abilities. Sustained benefits require ongoing participation, which is why programs focus on long-term maintenance you can continue independently.
What to Expect
Programs start at your current ability level and progress systematically. Sessions include instruction on proper form, practice with feedback, and modifications as needed. You'll receive a home program with clear instructions and demonstration. Therapeutic exercise should produce muscle fatigue without sharp pain.
Key Benefits
- Progressive strength building
- Improved flexibility and range of motion
- Enhanced balance and coordination
- Reduced pain and improved function
- Facilitated return to activities
- Long-term symptom management with continued practice
Conditions Treated
This treatment approach can be effective for these common conditions and many more
Rotator Cuff Injuries
Knee Pain
Hip Osteoarthritis
Postural Dysfunction
Low Back Pain
Frozen Shoulder
ACL Injuries
Meniscal Injuries
Ankle Sprains
Shoulder Instability / Dislocations
Osteoarthritis of the Knee
Sciatica
Disc Herniations / Bulges
Patellar Tendinopathy (Jumper's Knee)
Shin Splints
Your Treatment Journey
A structured approach to ensure the best possible outcomes
Movement Assessment
Detailed evaluation of strength, flexibility, and movement patterns
Program Design
Creating a customized exercise plan matching your goals and abilities
Guided Practice
Learning proper form and technique with hands-on guidance
Progressive Loading
Gradually advancing exercises as you improve
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Exercise Therapy
No problem. Programs start with basic movements you can do safely, often using just your body weight. You learn proper form before adding difficulty. Many people start with simple exercises like sit-to-stand from a chair, wall pushes, or lying leg slides. The progression is gradual - you build capacity before increasing challenge. Previous exercise experience is not required, just willingness to practice consistently.
Have Questions About Exercise Therapy?
Book an assessment to discuss how this treatment approach can be integrated into your care plan.
Direct billing available for most insurance providers