Practicing Meditation
It is well known that practicing meditation can invoke feelings of relaxation and peacefulness, but did you know that – much like doing your PT exercises
Why Should You Avoid Anti-Inflammatories?
Why Should You Avoid Anti-Inflammatories?
(Watch the video clip from our workshop below to get the real scoop!)
Inflammation is an essential part of the healing process after an acute soft
Consistent strengthening program neck
Do you have neck pain?
Are you doing exercises to strengthen your neck?
OrthoWell is P.E.A.C.E & L.O.V.E
Out with R.I.C.E and in with P.E.A.C.E & L.O.V.E
So did you hear that there is a new acronym for how we treat acute injuries. The R.I.C.E acronym has been around for a long time: rest, ice, compression, elevation.
The Vybe Percussion Massage Gun
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Runner Virtual workshop
Sign up today for our Becoming A Better, Smarter Runner Virtual workshop to take your running “management” knowledge to a whole new level. You will learn
Are You Doing These for Your Core?
When treating back pain, a major area of focus is on building stability in the spine. This is done by strengthening the surrounding “core”
Speed Up Your Recovery With This….
When it comes to treating foot pain the road to recovery can seem like a never ending journey of ups and downs. Oftentimes this is because the foot never gets proper time
Could this be a cure for chronic illness?
April is national stress awareness month so here at OrthoWell we wanted to share one of the best ways to reduce stress… take a deep breath… and repeat!
Could Dry Needling Cure Your Foot Pain?
In a previous post, we discussed how plantar fasciitis may not be all about what’s going on in the plantar fascia (check out that post HERE) A thorough examination can reveal mechanical sensitivity in some of the surrounding peripheral nerve, namely the calcaneal/plantar branches of the tibial nerve. It’s likely that the pain syndrome starts out as purely plantar fasciitis, but then progresses to mechanical nerve sensitization.