FyzicalLasCruces: Sports Injuries & Post-Surgical Rehab

FREE WORKSHOPS APRIL 22ND • MAY 20TH 6:30PM Balance FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers 1181 Mall Drive Suite C Las Cruces, NM 88011 LAS CRUCES WORKSHOPS

CONCUSSIONS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FREE PAIN ASSESSMENT CALL TO SCHEDULE TODAY! MALL DRIVE CLINIC 575-522-0766 LOCUST STREET CLINIC 575-521-4188 NORTHWESTERN CLINIC 915-875-1559 ARE CONCUSSIONS SERIOUS? Sports concussions are described as a “mild” traumatic brain injury because concussions are not usually life threatening. However, concussions are a brain injury and can lead to serious long-term consequences if not managed correctly by a qualified healthcare professional. WHAT HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS MANAGE AND TREAT SPORTS CONCUSSIONS? No single healthcare professional is able to fully manage a sports concussion due to the many different issues related to a concussion. Concussion management is truly a team effort to help a patient return to his or her prior level of function. Members of the concussion management team may include a sports medicine physician, primary care physician, athletic trainer, teacher, school administrator, social worker, physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech language pathologist, psychologist, neuropsychology, neurologist, radiologist, orthopedic surgeon, ophthalmologist, ear nose & throat physician and other healthcare professions. HOW CAN I SPOT A POSSIBLE CONCUSSION? Concussions are a fairly common injury, but many people are unaware of exactly what happens when one gets a concussion. This injury is a result of an impact, in which the brain collides with the inside of the skull. This can be caused by a harsh blow to the head or any traumatic jolt to the body. Concussions can also be caused if a violent back- and-forth motion (such as whiplash) of the head takes place. When your head tosses in different directions rapidly (such as from a car crash or harsh football tackle), your brain gets tossed along inside it, bouncing off the bony enclosure of your skull. WHAT ISTHENORMALRECOVERYTIMEFORACONCUSSION? The normal recovery time from a concussion varies from person to person and past concussion recovery time does not predict future recovery time. The patient’s signs/symptoms and course of recovery depend upon the location of the mild brain injury and the severity of their injury. However, studies have shown that 80% of athletes recover from their concussion within three weeks, but 20% of concussed patients may take much longer to recover. Research also indicates treatment speeds recovery.

This workshop is for you if you are suffering from: • Geriatric fall risk • Elderly • Movement disorders

• Concussion • Post hip surgery • Post knee surgery • Amputee • Dizziness/vertigo

APRIL 1ST • MAY 6TH 6:30PM Rotator Cuff

You will learn: • Single worst position to sleep in that causes shoulder pain • #1 biggest mistake people make suffering from shoulder pain

• Common causes of rotator cuff problems • Top 3 exercises for the rotator cuff

APRIL 22ND • MAY 20TH 6:30PM Balance FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers 1845 Northwestern, Suite B El Paso, Texas 79912 EL PASO WORKSHOPS

This workshop is for you if you are suffering from: • Geriatric fall risk • Elderly • Movement disorders

• Concussion • Post hip surgery • Post knee surgery • Amputee • Dizziness/vertigo

APRIL 8TH • MAY 6TH 6:30PM Rotator Cuff

You will learn: • Single worst position to sleep in that causes shoulder pain • #1 biggest mistake people make suffering from shoulder pain

• Common causes of rotator cuff problems • Top 3 exercises for the rotator cuff

Limited to the first 25 callers. Expires 04-30-20

CALL TODAY TO REGISTER!

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