RegionalPT_ 8 Tips For Making a Good PT Treatment Even Bett…

Feel Better WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU AT OUR NEW CLINIC. Our Edmond Clinic is moving to a new location! Regional Physical Therapy is opening September 1, 2021 at: 501 E. 15th Street, Suite 101, Edmond, OK 73013 Phone 405.458.7727 • Fax 405.359.2233 “I came in with lower back pain and unable to bend much in any direction. On the first visit my therapist went all out and we were able to target exactly what was the culprit of my pain. From then forward we added new stretches and exercises to strengthen my core and alleviate the pain. I will mention that doing the exercises and stretches at home are imperative to a successful therapy. My therapist was also kind enough to answer and help with other issues in my neck and hamstring. The best part of my physical therapy experience was the friendly staff, ASTYM, and stem sessions. Now after a month I have no pain and am able to bend in every direction, almost to my toes.” -KD Patient Success Story “Now after a month I have no pain and am able to bend in every direction, almost to my toes.”

TIPS FOR AVOIDING SPORTS INJURIES

5. Make sure they are eating a well-balanced diet. Even when following tips and guidelines to the letter, injuries can unfortunately still occur. Be sure to tell your young athlete that the old saying “no pain, no gain” doesn’t apply when it comes to actual injuries. Playing through pain can lead to further damage and a longer healing time, so it is important to address any nagging pains or acute injuries before they turn into something more serious. Your physical therapy team at Regional PT can help create a plan to treat and prevent injuries by promoting strength training and proper form. Call us today to see how we can help your child succeed this season!

School is back in session and with a new school year comes a new season for sports! Whether your kids play for their school team or an extracurricular rec team, there is always the risk of an injury. Some are fairly minor, such as scrapes and bruises, but some can be serious enough to need medical intervention. Here is a collection of tips that can help keep your kids playing the game they love rather than watching from the sidelines: 1. Get a preseason physical.

2. Emphasize the importance of warm-ups. 3. Make sure they are getting enough rest. 4. Make sure they are hydrating!

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