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Nov 22, 2016

A Pregnant Physical Therapist's Top Tips for Your Healthy Pregnancy

Navigating the pregnancy literature on proper posture, exercise and sleeping alignment can be overwhelming and the guidelines presented are often not a "one size fits all". Afterall, everyone's pregnancy is unique. Below you will find some quick and easy tips that I utilized and found helpful throughout my pregnancy that kept me fit, aligned and…

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by in Children's Health, General Physical Therapy, Pelvic Floor, Pelvic Pain, Pregnancy, Womens Health0
Apr 8, 2015

Pelvic Physical Therapy helps Children Overcome Bedwetting and "Accidents"

Any parent will tell you, the potty training years are stressful! There are millions of resources that tell you different information, and on top of that, work and school schedules make it almost impossible to stick to a solid routine. Every day on the streets of New York City I see frantic parents running to…

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by ehechtin Children's Health, Incontinence, Pelvic Floor0
Feb 12, 2013

Heel Pain in Children (Sever’s Disease) Heals Quickly with Physical Therapy

What is Sever’s Disease? Sever’s Disease (calcaneal apophysitis) is one of the most common forms of heel pain in children.   Sever’s Disease is located where the lower calf muscles and Achilles tendon attach onto the heel bone,(calcaneus).  It mostly occurs during a child's growth spurt, when the muscles, tendons, and bones develop or lengthen at different rates.  For example, the…

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by ehechtin Children's Health2
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