Physical Therapy Advanced Training 

Nathan Trout, MPT

Advanced Training

Manual Therapy for the Spine and Extremities

The mobilization of joints increases the range of motion, decreases pain, and improves movement.

Myofascial Release

The stretching of muscle and fascia (the connective tissue overlying muscle) increases circulation so healing of injured tissue may occur.

Dry Needling

The specific placement of needles to diminish high muscle tone.

Functional Spinal Stabilization

The use of muscles to appropriately stabilize the spine/pelvis; we teach this in ways so one may incorporate the exercises into everyday life.

Balance Training and Fall Prevention

Our Physical Therapist team has spent many years working in the Home Health Care setting.  This experience plus numerous additional courses has taught us how to effectively improve one’s balance and prevent falls. We know how to make your home safe to decrease the likelihood of a fall; our approach is comprehensive and effective.

Vestibular Rehabilitation

The inner ear is one of our primary systems to keep us upright. Our vestibular rehab program identifies the part of the inner ear that is causing the imbalance, vertigo, or dizziness, then treats the problematic part. We also assess the vestibular system when a person reports balance problems, dizziness, or has had a head injury or car accident.

Post-surgical Care

Total knee, shoulder, and hip replacement; rotator cuff repairs; neck and back surgeries, fusions; ankle and foot surgeries; all are treated effectively through physical therapy. Think of us after other surgeries as well to obtain effective recuperation programs to get get back your strength and stamina more quickly.

Continued Self-Care Instruction

Your physical therapy care doesn’t end with us after your formal physical therapy ends. We want to be your PT for life! Does your doctor ever discharge you? No, but he/she ends an episode of care for a condition. And if you need your Doctor again you call him/her, or you go see him/her