Healthy Focus Physical Therapy opened in 2004 with the purpose of providing physical therapy care to women struggling with symptoms unique to them.
On the journey to provide better care for women our physical therapists have developed skills to treat problems of the pelvic floor muscles, pelvic pain, bladder and bowel control problems, painful intercourse and breast cancer recovery. Men and women suffer from pelvic floor disorders and pain so through the years we have added physical therapy for men.
In addition to the specialized care we give to women’s and men’s health conditions we offer care for spine and joint conditions, headaches and nerve pathologies as you would expect in a general physical therapy office.
What sets us apart are our manual therapy skills and special training with a treatment approach that integrates the whole body.
Each provider at Healthy Focus PT is dedicated to learning and growing their skills, and has pursued education that makes their care distinct, adding value to our health care team.
Each member of the team demonstrates caring and compassion for our clients. We see ourselves as members of your health care team whose goal is to serve you and help you get better. Using our professional skills we will guide your treatment, but we expect your active support and full participation for the best results.
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After surgery or injury we can help you return to health by finding the cause of your symptoms. Examination of bony alignment, muscle strength, tone and nerve tissue looks at the whole body. We use an integrated, hands-on approach to treatment directed at the tissues creating pain. Exercise, functional retraining and manual therapy are combined to get you back to daily activity or performance without pain.
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Kate offers a high level of medical massage therapy that integrates craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, nerve mobilization, trigger point release and stretching, depending on the needs of the individual client. Medical massage therapy helps to heal soft tissue injury and is especially effective following motor vehicle accidents, falls or trauma. Massage may be combined with physical therapy, following exercise it promotes tissue recovery and can eliminate pain.
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