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Medical Therapeutic Yoga
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy treatments at FMPT begin only after a thorough Physical Therapy Evaluation by our highly qualified Physical Therapists with many years of diverse experience and expertise. This ensures that the proper musculoskeletal impairments, limitations and dysfunctions will be treated as related to the referring physician diagnosis. This is particularly important when a referring diagnosis may be as general as “pain” in a region of the body.
A Physical Therapist then determines an individualized and specialized treatment plan that consists of skilled manual therapy techniques in combination with exercise to strengthen, stabilize, regain range of motion, re-learn movement and/or rehabilitate the musculoskeletal system to improve function. Various modalities are used as indicated for pain relief and healing. Our Physical Therapists take the time to listen, so each treatment is specific to each patient, as driven by their response and changes in symptoms. Throughout your course of treatment, we are always alert to “red flags” that are out of our scope of practice that will prompt us to refer the patient for further evaluation, or immediate medical attention.
Each patient is closely supervised bya Physical Therapist when beginning their individualized exercise program. We strive to educate each patient to provide them with the independence needed for lifelong change, rather than a short term fix.
We have experience treating the impairment/limitations/dysfunctions related to the following diagnoses:
Orthopedic: Degenerative Disc Disease, Disc Herniations, Spinal Stenosis, Sacroiliac Dysfunction, Compression Fractures, Costochondritis, Plantar Fasciitis, Ankle sprains, Tendonitis
Neurological: Stroke, Brain Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Cerebral Palsy
Post Surgical: Total Knee Arthroplasy, Total Hip Arthoplasty, Total Shoulder, Rotator Cuff Repairs, Menisical, ACL and/or PCL repairs, Spinal Fusion, Laminectomy
Geriatric: Osteoporosis, Balance Impairments
Vestibular: Vertigo, Benign Paroxsymal Positional Vertigo
Pediatric: Torticollis, Toe walker/Tight achilles, Hypotonia (Low tone), Developmental Delay, Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
Autoimmune: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Fibromyalgia
This is not an exclusive list. Please contact our clinic if you have a diagnosis or condition that is not listed here. We will let you know if it is within our scope of practice or expertise. If not, we should be able to refer to a health professional in the area that can help you.
A Physical Therapist then determines an individualized and specialized treatment plan that consists of skilled manual therapy techniques in combination with exercise to strengthen, stabilize, regain range of motion, re-learn movement and/or rehabilitate the musculoskeletal system to improve function. Various modalities are used as indicated for pain relief and healing. Our Physical Therapists take the time to listen, so each treatment is specific to each patient, as driven by their response and changes in symptoms. Throughout your course of treatment, we are always alert to “red flags” that are out of our scope of practice that will prompt us to refer the patient for further evaluation, or immediate medical attention.
Each patient is closely supervised bya Physical Therapist when beginning their individualized exercise program. We strive to educate each patient to provide them with the independence needed for lifelong change, rather than a short term fix.
We have experience treating the impairment/limitations/dysfunctions related to the following diagnoses:
Orthopedic: Degenerative Disc Disease, Disc Herniations, Spinal Stenosis, Sacroiliac Dysfunction, Compression Fractures, Costochondritis, Plantar Fasciitis, Ankle sprains, Tendonitis
Neurological: Stroke, Brain Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Cerebral Palsy
Post Surgical: Total Knee Arthroplasy, Total Hip Arthoplasty, Total Shoulder, Rotator Cuff Repairs, Menisical, ACL and/or PCL repairs, Spinal Fusion, Laminectomy
Geriatric: Osteoporosis, Balance Impairments
Vestibular: Vertigo, Benign Paroxsymal Positional Vertigo
Pediatric: Torticollis, Toe walker/Tight achilles, Hypotonia (Low tone), Developmental Delay, Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
Autoimmune: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Fibromyalgia
This is not an exclusive list. Please contact our clinic if you have a diagnosis or condition that is not listed here. We will let you know if it is within our scope of practice or expertise. If not, we should be able to refer to a health professional in the area that can help you.
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Laser Therapy
LCT-1000 can deliver larger dosages of therapeutic energy (up to 1,500 times more energy than other therapy lasers) and consequently reduce treatment time. Delivering a larger number of photons per area, the larger spot size of the treatment hand-piece makes treating areas faster, and allows the clinician to treat more patients with greater efficacy and improved results. Patients respond favorably to faster treatment times with increased compliance for follow-up treatment sessions. The LCT-1000 utilizes a non-contact treatment method. This non-contact treatment method makes it significantly easier for the clinician to provide treatment. Compare this to many other low level or cold lasers that require strenuous pressure applied to the surface of the skin.
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Massage Therapy
Massage therapy provides a natural, drug free relief from the effects of busy, overstressed lives. It is a great way to maintain the results gained upon discharge from Physical Therapy. Scientifically proven benefits include reduced heart rate, lower blood pressure, pain relief, increased flexibility and range of motion. It also increases blood circulation and lymph flow to assist in tissue healing.
Massage Therapy is available by appointment only.
Contact us at 242-7575 to make your appointment today.
Massage Therapy is available by appointment only.
Contact us at 242-7575 to make your appointment today.
Medical Therapeutic Yoga
Stacie J. Razzino MSPT, PYT fuses together the individualized, evidence based expertise of physical therapy with the healing and strengthening properties of yoga to achieve the foundational strength, stabilization and flexibility needed to restore your body to its fullest potential. Clients are able to enjoy the benefits of yoga under the supervision of a skilled licensed physical therapist allowing for the necessary modifications based on each individuals’ impairments and limitations. She has already seen wonderful results in working with patients/clients one on one, even those in chronic pain.
Stacie began pursuing her Yoga Therapist Certification with Professional Yoga Therapy Studies in 2008, the only program that allows licensed health care professionals the opportunity to study therapeutic yoga applications at the post-graduate level. Complex clinical evaluation and application, biomechanical analysis and case study take place at an advanced level-a level that cannot take place in a yoga therapy program where people without medical backgrounds study.
Stacie is currently offering private evaluations/consultations, weekly and/or bi-weekly sessions by appointment only.
Contact Stacie if you are interested in learning more about The Professional Yoga Therapy Method.
Stacie began pursuing her Yoga Therapist Certification with Professional Yoga Therapy Studies in 2008, the only program that allows licensed health care professionals the opportunity to study therapeutic yoga applications at the post-graduate level. Complex clinical evaluation and application, biomechanical analysis and case study take place at an advanced level-a level that cannot take place in a yoga therapy program where people without medical backgrounds study.
Stacie is currently offering private evaluations/consultations, weekly and/or bi-weekly sessions by appointment only.
Contact Stacie if you are interested in learning more about The Professional Yoga Therapy Method.