Tinnitus is a relatively common condition that produces noises perceived in the ears or the brain without a true, external source of sound. Individuals with...
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Read More →If you are a runner, you have probably at some point in your career experienced pain or injury. You may have even completed physical therapy...
Read More →Perhaps, you recently sat in the theater watching a professional production of the Nutcracker Ballet or enjoy watching your own dancer perform...
Read More →Moving into the New Year, many of us set resolutions and goals of what we would like to accomplish for ourselves over the next 365...
Read More →Did you know that Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) affects 11% of the population? IBS can consist of either 1) IBS-dominant diarrhea, 2) IBS -dominant constipation...
Read More →Dancing with supportive brace : Is it the right choice for me? One of the most common questions I hear when treating dancers is “Should...
Read More →The hustle and bustle of the holiday season brings joy and fun as we take time to gather with family and friends. Along with that,...
Read More →Did you know that pelvic floor physical therapy was a thing? It sure is, and it is a discipline that I hope continues to gain...
Read More →Smith Physical Therapy is excited to announce the beginning of its Golf Medicine division at our Crystal Lake facility. What does golf medicine even mean?...
Read More →What is the pelvic floor? In layman’s terms the pelvic floor is a group of muscles in the base of the pelvis that supports organs...
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